Puppy Sling

Description

Take your puppy along for the adventure with our Puppy Sling – a handy way to keep little paws off the ground while your puppy begins experiencing more of the world around them.

A sling can be particularly useful during those important early weeks when your puppy is still completing their vaccination course. It allows them to come along on outings and experience new people, sights, sounds and environments without needing to walk in public areas where disease risk may be unknown.

The sling features breathable mesh panels, a wide padded shoulder strap that can be adjusted to suit the wearer, and an internal safety tether for added security. The zippered opening makes it easy to get your puppy in and out, while a Velcro securing tab near the top of the zip helps prevent the zip from being accidentally pushed fully open from inside.

An adjustable drawstring allows the opening around your puppy to be gently adjusted, and there’s a small storage pocket at the base of the shoulder strap for little essentials such as treats, keys or waste bags.

For smaller puppies: The sling is quite roomy, so younger or smaller puppies may sit too low inside it initially. We recommend placing a folded towel or small blanket in the bottom/back of the sling to provide extra support and raise your puppy to a comfortable height. Padding can be adjusted or removed as your puppy grows.

Features:

• A great way to introduce young puppies to new sights, sounds and environments
• Wide, padded shoulder strap
• Adjustable shoulder strap to suit the wearer
• Breathable mesh panels
• Internal safety tether
• Zippered opening for easy access
• Velcro securing tab for added security
• Adjustable drawstring opening
• Small storage pocket for keys, treats or other little essentials
• Lightweight roomy design
• Available in Black, Blue and Pink

Important: Always attach the internal safety tether to a well-fitted harness, never a collar, and supervise your puppy while using the sling. Before your puppy has completed their vaccinations, follow your veterinarian’s advice about disease risk and safe socialisation in your local area.