Dog Eyewear | Dog Goggles Eye Protection

1. Head Circumference

Measure the head circumference where you expect the goggle to land on the forehead - typically an inch or so behind the eyes.

2. Muzzle Circumference

Measure the circumference of your dog’s muzzle where you expect the goggle to land on their nose - usually around the back of their mouth.

Head	Muzzle	Size
8.5" - 10.5"	4" - 6"	Extra Small (XS)
10.5" - 12"	6" - 8"	Small (S)
12" - 14"	8" - 9"	Medium (M)
14" - 17.5"	9" - 11.5"	Large (L)
17.5" - 23"	11.5" - 14"	Extra Large (XL)
12" - 15"	6" - 9"	*Small-Wide (S-W)

*Small-Wide(S-W) is designed for short nosed dogs like French Bulldogs or Boston Terriers.

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*All breeds are different and some sizes may fit different breeds better. If you have questions, please contact customer support.

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Goggle Features

Breathable Mesh

Allows for maximum airflow and quick draining when used in water
Durable Frame

Try to break it
Impact Resistant

Polycarbonate lenses are impact resistant and shatter proof
Foam Edge

Provides tight seal and added comfort
Strap System

Fully adjustable, dynamic strap system allows stability and full range of motion. Tailored fit for every dog
Spherical Lens

Allows excellent field of view and optical clarity. It also provides ample room inside the goggle for ventilation and whiskers
UV 400

All lenses are rated UV400, blocking 99.9% of UVA and UVB rays
Water Friendly

Built for use in water. Allows water in/out easily. Hand wash and hang dry

Great quality for hunting dog

Needed to get goggles for my lab due to an eye injury. I tried a cheap pair first which resulted in the lens popping out consistently while upland game hunting. The RexSpecs are worth the money and will protect your dog.

Googles

Just returned fro m a pheasant hunting trip in North Dokata. Last year my lab’s eyes got beat up pretty bad (1st pic). Mom said she wasn’t going unless she had eye protection. Used them this year and it made a huge difference. Highly recommend. Thank you!

First hunting season

Just finished up the first half of Michigan upland hunting with the Rex Specs. The cover (brush, grass, ferns, briars, etc.,) can be pretty thick at the dogs level. Our dog actually had an eye injury last year so we invested in the goggles as cheap insurance.
We did not have any issues acclimating to the goggles. I suspect that this is in part due to our dog being use to a gentle leader around her snout whenever we walk or run in urban settings. We followed the adjustment guidance with lots of treats and took the dog out running (something she really enjoys) while wearing the goggles. In the field, the dog lives to hunt and simply took off into the cover when were hunting.
The original lenses have about 35 dog miles on them and are showing signs that they need replacing. This will all depend on what kind of stuff your dog is sticking it's face into. We see lots of thick stuff (see pictures).
The goggles have been a conversation piece with other hunters in the field. Lots of hunters were unaware of the brand and interested to protect their furry hunting partners.
Overall, we are very happy with them. Definitely gives piece of mind when busting through heavy cover looking for birds.

They are Perfect - thank you

One time

My dog wore these really well when we went down to Iowa for pheasant opener. She had them on all day. They did the job, unfortunately I pulled them off her on the walk back to the truck and they must have fell out of my pouch. Bummer.