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Perimeter Comfort Contacts: Rubber Tips$15.99
Your dog deserves to be comfortable while being kept safe. Our Comfort Contacts make your Perimeter or Invisible Fence® Brand collar more comfortable for your dog. These soft rubber tips cushion your pet’s neck. They make it so your dog won’t have exposed metal points rubbing against their neck. Veterinarians agree that the softness of the rubber contacts will stop the dog’s skin from becoming irritated. The static correction can still be delivered through the soft, rubber covers. These Comfort Contacts may be purchased as an add-on for a Petsafe or Perimeter Technologies dog fence collar.
Comfort Contacts are manufactured in a special process that impregnates the rubber with a conductive material yet retains the comfort of flexible contacts. Veterinarians prefer rubber Comfort Contacts to help avoid serious skin irritation and injuries.
| Weight | .02 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 × 4 × 1 in |
Joel Morassutti –
They are absolutely necessary to protect your pup’s neck, but unfortunately they seem to fall off on far to regular a basis. I have been through 4 of them over the course of our first year alone. On the other hand, at least they are replaceable!
Kelsey Pangallo –
Hello Joel,
We are glad that you like the the rubber tips! I do apologize that they continue to fall off, we do recommend to change them every few months, typically when you swap out batteries. They are not required to be used but are a good option for the probes to be more comfortable on the dogs neck.
Kelsey @ Extreme Dog Fence
Trina –
Customer Service has been Excellent when trying to decide what system to purchase. Defiantly will purchase
Carl –
Works so good, I plowed the wire in with my tractor (fast and efficient) have two dogs and they have never left the perimeter. 👍
Ulrich Bischoff –
I like, and I am somewhat surprised, that the electricity can so easily flow through the rubber tips. But it works great.
As stated by another customer, the rubber tips can fall off far too easy. A redesign to include a machined groove in the metal contacts that the rubber would hold on to would solve this issue. Stomp stomp!
For now I need to purchase more rubber tips because another one has gone missing.