ALL FOR PAWS Chill Out Ice Bandana, Small

I took my pup on his first hike this week and he did really well with this cooling neck wrap. Summer time is rough for my Boston terrier because of the heat but this neck wrap probably doubled the time he could be outside. I don’t think it would stay cold for long in very hot weather but for this low 80s overcast day in the mountains, he was able to hike for about 2 hours with some breaks.It definitely helps to put it in the freezer for a while before using. The first time I used it, I didn’t do that, and so adding in at least 10 min in the freezer was a game changer. In our 2 hours of hiking i re-wet it 2 times.

My Golden was outside today in the heat for about 8 minutes and came back in panting. I took the collar out of the freezer and when she saw it she walked into it. Stopped panting and fell asleep on her cooling blanket.She was also wearing the collar last night at an outside dog park. I'd say it stayed cool for an hour. She's a 57 pound Golden and the large size is perfect. I rinse them (I have three) in water and then freeze. I wear one also andI turn it around so the largest part is on my back.

This pup cooler would be perfect for my fluffy frenchie if was longer, covering his back. It somewhat works, when we are inside but frenchies overheat easily (and we live in a desert climate) so I will get a longer, harness type cooler for outdoor walks and keep this for him to sleep in.

I bought a small for my kitty. I understand it is made for dogs, so want going to fit the same. He cannot put his head down with it on. I believe because it’s the size for dogs. Nice idea, not good though. For one, I thought it was like the cooling blankets that are cool on their own. I had no idea you had to wet it. I could take a wash cloth, add Velcro and wet it and stick it in the fridge just as good as spend money on this! I don’t want wet clothes on my cat. It was way too cold after being in the fridge as you would expect, and don’t want that cold on him either! I had it out to dry for awhile. He came in and I tried it on him and he didn’t mind which is surprising. I realize that I could even put it in his back and wrap it around his tummy like a blanket or jacket. That would be a good idea! Anyways, no bell inside it like a customer said. I don’t know if it claims to, didn’t see that. As I felt it, I believe it’s just material, noting cooling about it. Just wet material. DIY in my opinion. Thank you! I love the idea. Just needs improvement. Cool without wetting and fridge use! That would be my suggestion!Unfortunately while waiting for it to dry, I forgot to return it in time for a refund.

I live in the extreme heat of AZ, and have bought a few of the All Paws Cooling Chill Out bandanas. They stay cold for a while, but tend to dry out quickly, and after a few uses the velcro came apart.This time around I purchased the Expawlorer Bandana, seems to stay very cold and wet much longer and is stretchy which make them adjustable, all important features living in extreme temps.

Our dogs love this cooling blanket. It's fantastic!! We live in Florida so it's needed here to keep them nice n cool. It didn't take them long to know what it's about!! Everyone likes to be cool.....

We love this product. Living in TX, it's hard to find something for her to wear and stay cool during the summer heat. She doesn't mind this bandana at all, and it keeps her cool when we go places during the summer.Fits perfect, stays on, keeps her cool and was very affordable.

The bandana does help to cool my dogs down and its a decent product however I only used it 2 times and when I went to separate the velcro from its opposing part, the velcro stitching came off the entire bandana. Now the bandana is rendered useless unless I go out of my way to stitch it back on, which I shouldn't have to do. Wasted my money.I haven't tried it yet, but I think a regular bandana frozen in the freezer and then tied around a dog's neck would probably achieve the same effect.