Cooling Coats
These are an absolute godsend when the British weather decides to pull a heatwave out the bag! I bought mine from Pets at Home years ago, but these look similar in design but with a couple of upgrades.
You just soak them in cold water, squeeze out any excess and then put the vest on your dog. It lasts a few hours, depending on how hot it is. Then you just rinse and repeat. It really keeps their skin and fur cool and helps them to feel much more comfortable when it is hot.
Basic facts
- Brand
- Pets at Home (own brand)
- Type
- Evaporative cooling vest
- Colour
- Blue - turns darker when soaked so you can see when it needs re-wetting
- Sizes
- XS to XXXL
- How it works
- Soak in cold water, squeeze out excess, fit on dog - cools through evaporation for several hours
- Material
- Three-layer cooling fabric
- Care
- Rinse and air dry between uses
- Price at review
- About £18 to £30 depending on size
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The facts
- Category
- Health & Safety, Wellbeing
- Price at review
- About £18 to £30 depending on size
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