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Suitical Launches Another Animal-Friendly Protective Product

The Suitical leg protection helps dogs recover comfortably.

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3 years ago

March 25, 2021

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(PRESS RELEASE) Suitical, the founder and leading company in covering and protective apparel for pets in the pet retail industry, has launched another animal-friendly alternative to a traditional Elizabethan collar: the Recovery Double Sleeves. These sleeves protect a dog’s front legs after a medical procedure, during recovery, with skin conditions and a lot more.

Suitical already had a single front leg sleeve in its assortment to help dogs with (skin) problems on one of their front legs. However, the market leader discovered that there are also many dogs with skin conditions on both front legs. That is why Suitical has launched the Recovery Double Sleeves to protect both front legs.

The versatile Recovery Double Sleeves protects dogs’ front legs during recovery and after a medical procedure. The sleeves are suitable for covering and protecting ointments, bandages, sutures, wounds, hot spots and other skin conditions. Thanks to the sleeves the dog cannot bite, scratch or lick the affected area, but he can still move freely. The Recovery Double Sleeves is a great alternative to the traditional Elizabethan collar.

Calming Effect

The Recovery Double Sleeves contains an adjustable closure and soft stretch band. The closure and band offer a comfortable pressure around the chest. This pressure has a calming effect on most dogs. This can be useful in many situations, for example after a medical procedure, in case of anxiety or stress.

Extra Soft Protection

An additional soft protective layer has been added to the Recovery Double Sleeves. These have been designed for (older) dogs that require some additional comfort at the elbows. This section features an additional piece of fabric with a thin layer of polyester.

Thanks to the Suitical leg protection, dogs can recover comfortably. Less stress for a faster recovery.

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