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Critter's Inflatable® 

                                 Pet Life Jacket

 

         

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 Each Critter's Inflatable Pet Life jacket now has the following new features:
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The aft harness is adjustable the same as the forward harness so it can be moved forward if needed for the pets comfort.  

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We have added an adjustable upper neck strap.  This upper neck strap will help you while fitting the Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket on your pet and eliminate any possibility that your pet could squirm out of the life jacket's harness. 

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We have added "wrap around strap" on each of the free ends of the lower harnesses.  This strap has Velcro type material which allows wrapping the strap around the harness webbing to secure the free end so it does not hang.

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We have added SOLAS Retro-Reflective Tape on the lifting handle of the upper harness assembly.

                                      

Critter's Inflatable® pet life jackets

Model

Weight Range

Chest Range

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Small

$119.99

6 to 15 pounds

(3 to 7 kg)

13 to 17 inches (33 to 43 cm)

Medium

$129.99

10 to 40 pounds

(5 to 18 kg)

17 to 30 inches (43 to 76 cm)

Large

$139.99

35 to 200 pounds

(16 to 91 kg)

27 to 48 inches (69 to 122 cm)

  

20% Service Discount:

You are eligible for this 20% service discount if you are a member of:

·        US Coast Guard,

·        US Coast Guard Auxiliary,

·        US Power Squadron,

·        NASAR (National Association for Search & Rescue), or

·        State Search & Rescue Organization.

To purchase: from the top of this page select "Pay Through PayPal" and scroll down to the 20% Service Discount box and select items you wish to purchase.

 

Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket is a fully automatic inflatable pet life jacket for your companion animals (dogs, cats, pigs, and any other four legged animal within the three size ranges shown above).  Additionally, when needed, this automatic feature can be changed so that it can be operated manually.

Pictrue of large dog wearing inflatable pet preserver folded and ready for use.     Picture of Critter's Inflatable Pet Preserver Folded and ready for use.     Picture of Critter's Inflatable Pet Preserver Inflated orally.     Picture of a cat wearing Critter's Inflatable Pet Preserver.

We use the same technology that companies today are using to make inflatable life jackets for people.  This technology results in life jackets that are smaller and more comfortable to wear when not inflated, and which outperform foam life jackets when inflated.  We also use the new automatic inflator technology for our pet life jacket which automatically inflates the pet life jacket when submerged in water. 

Most importantly, when inflated, the Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket provides additional buoyancy directly under your companion animal's neck so that even when your animal is tired, its face and mouth will remain out of the water.  A harness with adjustable upper and lower neck straps allows the owner to adjust the life jacket so it properly fits your companion animal's body shape and size. We want our companion animals to have the same improved safety and comfort as we do for ourselves.

As noted above, the Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket was specifically designed to solve the three inherent problems that currently exist with all foam pet life jackets:

(1) Foam Dog life jackets or any Foam Pet life jackets are not comfortable to wear for extended periods especially in hot weather, because they cover a large area on your animal’s body.  When not inflated, the Critter’s Inflatable Pet life jacket only covers a fraction of the surface area covered by foam life jackets, minimizing discomfort or overheating.  Our inflatable pet life jacket is so comfortable your animal will soon forget that they have anything on.

(2) Foam Dog life jackets or any Foam Pet life jackets are limited in the amount of buoyancy they can provide.  Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket provides at least two to three times the amount of buoyancy that a foam dog life jacket or foam pet life jackets (including cat devices) provides.

(3) Most Foam Dog life jackets and most Foam Pet life jackets generally have little or no foam directly under the animal’s neck area, so the animal must hold its head up at all times.  Our inflatable pet life jacket provides a tremendous amount of buoyancy on both sides of the animal as well as directly under the animal's neck.  Go to our Dog Photo Gallery and see the head support provided by Critter's Inflatable® Pet life jacket

Click for article "Four Legs on Deck! Finding the Right Life Jacket for Your Dog" published in the National Safe Boating Council's Newsletter (ANCHOR LINE) 2008 Volume 9 Issue 2.

Click for Coast Guard's press release for rescuing a drowning Black Labrador Retriever who's snout dipped below the water for the last time and became unconscious.

Click for Coast Guard Auxiliary Department of Boating article "Inflatable Life Jacket Basics" by Stu Soffer N-MS (or visit their website at: http://auxbdept.org/).  This article is a combined document that incorporates the best of his previous two articles on the subject of inflatable life jackets for people and includes reference (page 4) to Critter's Inflatable for pets.

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This product is covered by U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Patent No. 6,659,824 B1 date of Patent: Dec. 9, 2003

This product's Trademark has been registered by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Reg. No. 2,939,836 Registered Apr. 12, 2005