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Calm Paws Relax and Recover Shirts at GPE

Published

6 years ago

March 16, 2018

PETS+ Staff

(PRESS RELEASE) TEMPE, AZ – 21st Century Animal HealthCare’s pet wellness brand, Calm Paws, launches a new line of calming recovery shirts for pets called Calm Paws Relax & Recover (R&R) Shirts.

“These new recovery shirts offer a comfortable alternative to e-collars to help protect pets from agitating injuries or surgical wounds while offering calming support. They provide gentle, therapeutic pressure to help calm pets,” said Colin Brodie, Vice President of Marketing for 21st Century Animal HealthCare.

Calm Paws R&R Shirts are manufactured from a stretch fabric to provide gentle therapeutic pressure to help pets feel secure and calm. The stretch fabric can be easily cut to accommodate different leg sizes. The design also features a heart-shaped calming pocket across the front of the shirt for use with Calm Paws Calming Disks, which help to soothe and calm pets with the use of essential oils.

Calm Paws Calming Disks are a patented form ideally suited for use with Calm Paws R&R Shirts. They are formulated for everyday use with your pet’s regular collar to provide calming support throughout the day and night.

What makes our recovery shirts unique?

Calm Paws products combine the use of recovery protection and essential oils to provide optimum soothing and calming support to help dogs and cats cope with stressful situations. Calm Paws also uses color technology to stimulate a calming response proven by color pallets used in hospitals and veterinary clinics.

The recovery shirts are available in five sizes: X-Small/Small, Small/Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large for dogs. Calm Paws Calming Disks are available in single packs for dogs and single packs for cats.

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