Dog drying robes
Wet dog. Dry home.
Absorbent dog robes help dry the coat after bathing, swimming and rainy walks – without endless towel drying or wet trails through the car and home.
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How to choose a drying robe for your dog
A dog drying robe helps draw moisture from the coat after bathing, swimming, hydrotherapy or a walk in the rain. It is useful at home, while travelling and in the car – instead of repeatedly towel-drying the dog, you put on the robe and let the absorbent material work across a larger area of the body. When choosing, consider your dog's size, coat length and density and how much of the body you want covered.
After bathing, swimming and rain
A dog robe is useful whenever you need to remove excess moisture from the coat. It is practical after bathing at home, coming back from the water or a rainy walk – especially if you do not want your dog to finish drying in the car or on the sofa.
Classic robe or full-body suit?
A classic cut is quick to put on and mainly covers the torso. A fuller-body design adds more coverage of the belly and legs, which can be useful for long-haired dogs or after very wet and muddy adventures.
Correct size for good contact with the coat
The robe should sit close enough to the body for the absorbent material to take up moisture from the coat, but it must not constrict the dog or restrict walking and resting. Always follow the size chart for the specific model.
Why use a robe instead of an ordinary towel?
A towel lets you dry your dog quickly immediately after bathing, but a robe stays on the body and can continue absorbing moisture from the coat. In the meantime, the dog can move, rest or travel in the car, while less water ends up on floors, seats and furniture. With long or dense coats, initial towel drying followed by a robe can be especially practical.
Frequently asked questions about dog drying robes
When is a dog drying robe useful?
After bathing, swimming, a rainy walk or whenever your dog has a wet coat. It is also practical when travelling home from the water because it helps reduce moisture and dirt in the car.
Does a drying robe make sense for a short-haired dog too?
Yes. A short-haired dog usually dries faster than a long-haired one, but a robe can still help remove water from the coat surface and keep the dog comfortably wrapped after bathing or swimming.
How long should a dog wear a drying robe?
It depends on how wet the coat is, coat type, absorbency of the specific robe and ambient temperature. Check both the dog and material regularly and remove the robe once it has done its job or becomes heavily saturated.
Is a classic robe or a drying suit better?
A classic robe is quicker to put on and usually covers the torso well for normal drying. A suit provides more coverage of the belly and legs and can therefore make more sense for a long-haired dog or when the whole dog is thoroughly wet.
How do I choose the correct robe size?
Measure your dog according to the instructions from the specific manufacturer. The decisive measurements can differ between models, so do not choose only by breed or by the size your dog wears in another garment.
