Dawn
Posted
Excellent product
Good but not excessive communication. Consistent, quality item.

Excellent
296 reviews
We produce the OutFox Field Guard. The Field Guard comfortably helps protect your dog from foxtails and grass seeds penetrating your pets' ears, nose, and eyes. The Field Guard can also be used to prevent your dog from eating harmful items.
outfoxfordogs.com (outfoxfordogs.com) has 296 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
296 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Dawn
Posted
Good but not excessive communication. Consistent, quality item.
Deborah S.
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I got the masks in 2 days, both orders. Fabulous! Thank you! I'm a dog walker. Your masks have averted many vet bills!
LORELEI P.
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Great product to keep our pups safe while playing in the Bay Area parks during foxtail season.
Denis L.
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The muzzle works great in keeping my dog from eating every cicada he sees
Donna V.
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Shipped immediately with good instructions on how to fit it and put it on. To my surprise, my German Shepherds tolerated them well. There was a little pawing for a few minutes the first time, and since then they seem not to mind. I pulled two evil foxtails that were trapped by the net during the very first walk :(
Joe M.
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We love and depend on these to keep our dog free of porcupine quills. She runs in the woods, swims, and solo adventures off leash. The guard is well made and holds up for a reasonable amount of time. We never mind replacing it because one vet visit = $300+
Gavin S.
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What a great product! Less than an hour into using it my dog was comfortable and running around (not pawing at it or shaking his head to get it off). He figured out how to drink water through it immediately and it did not seem to impact his ability to do so in any way. One roll in a bed of foxtails later, the OutFox Field Guard was COATED in foxtails, but none on my dog's face/ears! It works!
Iris H.
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The Outfox Field guard has been a life saver for our dogs. Without them we have had to take them to the vet at least once each season to remove foxtails from various parts of their bodies. Once one dog had a six-inch blade of grass that had to be removed from her nose. I won't take the dogs hiking without the guards.