KYEESE 2Pack Reflective Dog Shirt, Lightweight Sun Protection Dog T Shirts for Small Dogs Boy, Breathable Sleeveless Pet Tank Top Summer Dogs Clothes for Night Walking Outdoor, Lake Blue+Blue, L
Product Description
KYEESE 2Pack Reflective Dog Shirt, Lightweight Sun Protection Dog T Shirts for Small Dogs Boy, Breathable Sleeveless Pet Tank Top Summer Dogs Clothes for Night Walking Outdoor, Lake Blue+Blue, L
- Athletic Fabric: Made from soft, breathable, and quick-drying fabric, KYEESE dog tee shirt keep your pet comfortable. The sleeveless design allows full freedom of movement without restriction
- Reflective Safety Stripes: Reflective stripes on this dog tank top enhances visibility in low light for safer evening and nighttime walks
- Sun Protection: KYEESE lightweight t shirt offers gentle skin coverage to keep your pet cool on hot summer days, while shielding their sensitive skin from direct sunlight to prevent sunburn and overheating during outdoor activities
- Easy Care: 2pack provides an easy rotation so your pet always has a clean outfit ready for daily adventures. Vibrant colors make it perfect for everyday wear, outdoor walking, hiking and summer adventures.
- About Size: Size L is suitable for small breeds such as Bichon and West Highland. Get the right size based on KYEESE size chart. If your pet is growing or between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a better fit
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