One Dog One Bone's Bone Pools Play Vital Role in U.S. Military Treatment for Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke

One Dog One Bone announces that its Bone Pools have become essential tools in the U.S. military's efforts to protect soldiers' health. Designed initially for large-breed dogs, these durable, bone-shaped pools are now used to treat heat exhaustion and heat stroke in military medical facilities.

The Bone Pools, made from UV-resistant, industrial-strength materials, provide rapid cooling. Their shallow design allows for even water coverage, reducing core temperatures quickly. These pools are now utilized at major military installations, including Walter Reed, Quantico, Camp Lejeune, and Camp Pendleton.

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center was among the first to adopt these pools, with other key facilities quickly following. The pools have become integral to heat injury protocols, offering quick relief to soldiers during extreme conditions.

One Dog One Bone is proud to support the U.S. military, showcasing its commitment to quality, safety, and innovation. The Bone Pools' resilience and suitability for military use underline the company's dedication to protecting servicemen and women.