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AromaPillow for Pets - Comfort’n’Cool
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A wheat pillow specially designed for Man’s Best Friend
This soothing AromaPillow is specially designed for our canine companions and is constructed from 100% natural ingredients, including specially prepared wheat. This well proven therapy combines all the benefits of modern hot or cold packs, but with simple and safe natural ingredients and the added bonus of having the ability to mould to any part of the dog’s body, thus making it easier to target the pain and to provide natural relief from everyday aches.
In humans, it has proved to be specially therapeutic for ailments such as rheumatism, circulation and muscular problems, tension, swollen joints, earaches, sprains and aches and pains and research has shown that it is just as effective for an animal. Alternatively, it can just be used as a comforter.
Actual size of pillow 10 inches (25cm) square. Available in red tartan. £8.00 plus p&p each
Used hot, the AromaPet™ Comfort’n’Cool can be used as an alternative to a comforter for puppies or young dogs, keep the dog’s bed warm during the winter months, or provide heat therapy to older dogs suffering from painful joints.
Used cold, it can help when the dog overheats during the summer months. Simply keep in the freezer during the hot weather, and if going out for the day, pop into a cool box. If the dog shows signs of overheating, simply place onto groin area (it may require wrapping in a towel first) and the dog’s temperature will start to lower. If in doubt about heatstroke – please consult a professional.
Buy AromaPillow in Red Tartan, £8.00
Used hot, the AromaPet™ Comfort’n’Cool can be used as an alternative to a comforter for puppies or young dogs, keep the dog’s bed warm during the winter months, or provide heat therapy to older dogs suffering from painful joints.
Used cold, it can help when the dog overheats during the summer months. Simply keep in the freezer during the hot weather, and if going out for the day, pop into a cool box. If the dog shows signs of overheating, simply place onto groin area (it may require wrapping in a towel first) and the dog’s temperature will start to lower. If in doubt about heatstroke – please consult a professional.
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