Dog raincoats
Rain does not have to mean a shorter walk.
Waterproof dog raincoats for everyday walks, trips and hiking – lightweight, functional and designed to protect from the weather without unnecessarily restricting movement.
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How to choose a raincoat for your dog
A dog raincoat should protect from rain and wind, fit well and allow natural movement. When choosing, look not only at size but also waterproofness, breathability, body coverage and adjustability. A short walk in a shower requires something different from several hours outdoors in steady rain.
Waterproofness to match the weather
If you go outside even in heavier or prolonged rain, check the hydrostatic head and seam construction. Higher waterproofness and taped seams help keep your dog dry in more demanding conditions.
Breathability during active movement
A raincoat is not only about keeping water out. During brisk walking or hiking, the material also needs to release moisture so heat and humidity do not build up unnecessarily underneath.
Classic raincoat or full-body suit?
A classic cut mainly protects the back, sides and part of the chest and is usually quicker to put on. A full-body rain suit adds coverage of the legs and underside, which can be useful in heavy rain, mud or for dogs with longer coats.
Raincoat or winter coat?
A classic uninsulated raincoat works primarily as a protective layer against rain and wind. If your dog also needs substantial thermal insulation, choose an insulated winter coat instead. In transitional weather, depending on the cut, you may also be able to layer a light sweatshirt or fleece underneath.
Frequently asked questions about dog raincoats
Does a dog really need a raincoat?
It depends on the individual dog and situation. A raincoat can be practical for dogs that dislike rain, get soaked quickly or have long coats, as well as on longer trips when you want to reduce soaking and chilling.
What does hydrostatic head mean on a raincoat?
Hydrostatic head expresses how resistant a material is to water penetration. When choosing, also consider the construction of the whole garment, especially seams, cut and body coverage, because the material rating alone is not the only factor in protection from rain.
Is a dog raincoat insulated?
Not always. Many raincoats are lightweight, uninsulated protective layers against rain and wind. If you also need protection from significant cold, check the insulation of the specific model or choose from winter clothing.
Can a dog wear a harness under a raincoat?
With some models, yes. Raincoats may have an opening or another solution for attaching the leash to a harness worn underneath. Always check the construction of the specific model and make sure the harness fits comfortably under the garment.
How should a dog raincoat fit?
It should adequately cover the back and other protected areas without restricting shoulder or leg movement or pressing in the armpits. Always measure your dog according to the instructions and size chart for the specific model.
