Zorba Designer Dual Protection Dark Solid Raincoats
So are you finding it tough to find the perfect pair of raincoats for your small breed dogs? Your search ends here. This dual protection safety raincoat comes with two layers of protection ensuring that your small breed dog doesn’t get wet in the rain showers. The glowing yellow color glows with the slightest beam of light thus adding while walking your dog in bad lights.
Zorba apparels are exclusive materials made from the same fabric that is used for making high-quality human apparel. A responsible pet owner is often determined by the way he dresses up his dog. Pet have always been an extended part of our families and this exclusive apparel from Zorba is a way of telling our dogs, how much we love them. These are not everyday apparel for dogs, these are special designer stuffs. It’s always once in a blue moon when you would pick up designer apparel for yourself. These exclusive apparels are just the same when it comes to picking some quality stuffs for your dogs.
Note: The size mentioned below in the following chart is as per the length from ‘spine to tail bone. We recommend you measure your pet before making the purchase
SIZE COMPATIBILITY
Size 14: Ideal for Toy Breed Dogs (Growing Small Dogs)
Size 16 and Size 18: Ideal for Small Dogs (Pugs)
Size 20: Ideal for Small to Medium Dogs (Healthy Small Breeds and Cocker Spaniels)
Size 22: Ideal for Medium Dogs (Cross breeds and Boxers)
Size 24: Ideal for Medium to Large Dogs (Cross Breeds and Small Labradors)
Size 26: Ideal for Large Dogs (Labradors and German Shepherd)
Size 28: Ideal for Large to Giant Dogs (Big Labradors and Big GSDs)
Size 30: Ideal for Most Giant Breeds (St. Bernard and Great Dane)
Size 32: Ideal for Giant Breeds (Huge Great Dane)
Disclaimer: Apparels featured on petsGOnuts.com is highlighted with their sizes and other specification to help you choose the correct product for your pet. We recommend you measure your pet before making your purchase.
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