1765 days ago

❤️🐕INFLATABLE RECOVERY COLLARS – Now Available For Your Dogs!🐕‍🦺❤️

Hamilton Small Animal Veterinary Centre

A couple of weeks ago we brought you 'CoolCollars' which are an the alternative to the awkward plastic head cones. Your pets would go home in one after surgery to prevent them pulling out stitches or licking wounds. CoolCollars are suitable for cats, miniature dogs and some small dogs.

🎉We can now offer you 'Inflatable Recovery Collars' available for dogs of various sizes from small to extra-large. They come in two finishes, a pvc or a plush finish for added comfort!🎉

The benefits to these collars include:

🐕Wipeable, washable and reusable.
🐕‍🦺Far more comfortable, so your pets can eat, drink and sleep in comfort.
🦮Less stressful and bruising to your legs!!

☎️ Give the team a call on 07 8492963 for prices and to make sure the size you require is in stock if you know your puppers will need one sometime soon!☎️

❤️Happy Pet Happy Vet❤️

www.hamiltonvets.co.nz... www.kruuse.com...

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