This cute and lovable "breathing" Border Collie pup makes an adorable gift for someone living with dementia, offering a comforting companion, that can provide a sense of security and familiarity and help to soothe. These battery-powered pets have realistic fur and gently rise and fall, creating the illusion of peacefully ‘breathing’ on the owner's lap, which can be very calming. This miniature dog comes in a gift box with an adoption certificate and a cosy bed. Please note, this is not a soft toy. Michael Booth, who is living with dementia, has written a blog post on Precious Petzzz Companion Pets. You can read his 4 star review here. Key features Snuggled up snoozing on its luxury bed, this friendly pup will captivate dog lovers. Comes with its own bed. It is presented in an attractive gift box with a certificate of adoption. Made of 100% synthetic fur. Pet weight: approx. 0.82 kg Pet: 250 x 170 mm Bed: 300 x 220 mm How it works This pet uses 1 "D" battery keeping your pet breathing for up 3 months. The pets don't make any noise. Please note: Precious Petzzz do not have an on/off switch and batteries must be removed to stop the breathing mechanism once it has been activated. Important care advice for the bed: spot or sponge cleaning is advised, do not machine wash. What’s included Dog: 1 Bed: 1 Batteries included What people say Our products are tested and reviewed by people living with dementia and their carers to make sure they are fit for purpose. We use the feedback to decide which products to stock and to help with the information and advice we give. The feedback also forms the basis of a regular consumer panel article in our Dementia together magazine which may help you to decide if the product is suitable for you. We encourage customers to review our products so if you decide to make a purchase we would be very pleased if you could add a review. Is it right for you? To help you decide if this is the right product for you please read our advice on choosing the right products to help people living with dementia.
