Cotton T-Shirt for Dogs and Cats - Bone Print (Pet Clothing)
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Measure Your Dog for A Perfect Fit
* Check photo gallery above to measure your dogs correctly
* Your baby usually wears size S doesn't mean all size S will fit him/her.
Different designers and manufacturers use their own size charts. So the measurements given in a size SMALL by manufacturer "A" will be a size XS in manufacturer B's size chart. Don't buy a particular size because that is what you always buy in a pet shop or online store. Always look at the size chart for chest girth and length and confirm the size before you commit to buy.
* If any of the measurements are 'between' two sizes, choose the larger size.
If your measurements are toward the upper end of the range given for a particular size, you may also want to choose the larger size.
* Take each measurement a bit loosely.
Take each measurement a bit loosely, so there will be room for your dog to move and breathe, but not too loose.
Please measure carefully before buying and email us if you have any questions about fit before you bid or make a purchase.
Size Chart :
Deviation: ±3cm
|
Size |
XXS |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
XXL |
|
Back |
16cm |
19cm |
24cm |
29cm |
34cm |
39cm |
44cm |
|
Chest |
24cm |
30cm |
36cm |
42cm |
48cm |
54cm |
60cm |
|
Neck |
16cm |
20cm |
24cm |
28cm |
32cm |
36cm |
42cm |
Note: As different computers display colour differently, the colour of the actual item may vary slightly from the images, thanks for your understanding.
Tips :
- If your dog is not used to wearing clothes, it is a good idea to start with something that has an open stomach and no sleeves. This is not only easier to slip on but also won't touch his privates, legs, paws or head. It is a good way to get your pet comfortable with the sensation of wearing clothes.
- When choosing clothes for your pet, always keep their comfort in mind. The clothes they wear should be specifically designed for dogs so as to not hinder their movement.
- You can get pets used to wearing clothes gradually, just as you train them to get used to collars. It is better to begin young and leave it on for short periods of time in the beginning and gradually leave it on for longer. Remember to make the experience positive for them as well.