Dog Raincoats

A dog raincoat is just what your pup needs to stay dry and warm on those rainy days.  A storm can hit at any moment while you're out and about on your daily walk so it is good to have the proper dog clothes. If you and your dog are not prepared and not dressed appropriately, you might end up getting soaked. But with the right dog outdoor gear, your dog can continue on his walk without getting his fur and paws wet. That means you can still enjoy your walks and stay dry, no matter the weather conditions. If you take your pup out at night in the rain, dress him up in a dog raincoat that has reflective tape to keep him safe and visible to traffic. Does your dog come back inside all muddy whenever he goes out in the rain? Not to worry—the material in this dog raincoat is made for rainy weather, so you can easily wipe it clean whenever your dog has too much fun in the mud. And if you have to dress your dog up before walking around the neighborhood, you might as well put your furry friend in something that will make everyone's head turn to tell you how your pup looks like an A-list celebrity while splashing in the puddles. Our wide selection of dog raincoats will ensure that your walks with your dog will never have to be cut short again because of bad weather. 

Dogs don’t need raincoats, strictly speaking, but they can be very helpful for walking your dog in the inclement weather. Raincoats are great because they can help keep your pup warm and dry when it’s raining, and they can be very useful in helping get those dogs that don't like to get wet to go out in the rain for to use the bathroom.

The best dog raincoat will cover your canine from head to tail so he doesn’t get wet on rainy walks. Look for lightweight, comfortable and waterproof dog raincoats with hoods you can pull back for comfort when the rain stops. Reflective materials can add extra safety, especially during night walks, and a covered leash hole will help prevent uncomfortable leaks.

Most dogs like raincoats and enjoy the dryness and warmth they provide in inclement weather. Dogs who aren’t used to wearing clothes may take a little while to acclimate, but most come to appreciate the added protection during walks. Choose a raincoat with the right fit and coverage, and always watch for signs of distress whenever your dog is wearing clothing.