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Dog Clothes
When you set off for some outdoor adventures, you have to pack the right gear. And not just for you, but for your pooch, too! As you fill up the trunk with tents and strap the kayak on top of the car, don't forget to grab all your dog camping gear, dog winter coat, dog raincoat, dog cooling vest, dog jacket, SPF dog clothes, dog backpack and more. After all, you don't want to leave your pup out in the cold, rain or heat. If you're planning a trip, or even just getting ready for winter weather, shop Chewy for the stuff you might be missing. Nobody likes a wet pup in the car or on the carpet—or the wet dog smell that comes with him. When it's pouring outside, be ready with a few key doggy apparel items. Waterproof dog coats and a set of rain boots can help him stay clean and dry. With the classic yellow color and reflective stripes, the Ethical Pet Fashion Rainy Days Slicker Raincoat is a stylish and sporty update to the classic rain coat is made of 100% polyester with a waterproof coating to keep your pal dry and comfortable in rain or snow.. And for his feet, check out Pawz Waterproof Dog Boots. These durable rain boots come in a pack of 12 in case one or two gets lost along the way.Adventurous boating or snow-loving dogs could also use one of our handy waterproof dog coats. WeatherBeeta Windbreaker 420D Deluxe Dog Coat is also windproof and doubles as a harness, and it even covers the belly to keep him warm. If your pup loves to go out on the boat or be the captain of the kayak, make sure he's ready with the Outward Hound PupSaver Ripstop Dog Life Jacket. This bright dog jacket has reflective stripes and top handles so you can easily pull your dog to safety. Chewy also carries a variety of dog tops, dog coats & jackets, dog dresses, dog PJs, sports apparel for dogs, dog boots, dog costumes, and other dog accessories. With all of the choices of quality dog clothes, dog costumes, waterproof dog coats and dog camping gear at Chewy, you and your trailblazing dog will be ready for any journey! Find this and more at Chewy's online pet store where you find the best dog supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Clothes
Do dogs like wearing clothes?
Some dogs do like wearing clothes, but every dog is different. Dogs with thicker coats may overheat in clothing, and others may simply find it unpleasant. Some dogs do enjoy wearing clothing, though, and it can be a nice way to warm your pup up in cooler temperatures. Acclimate your canine to wearing clothing gradually, and watch for any signs of distress or discomfort. Be sure not to leave your dog unattended while wearing clothing, especially if he is still getting used to wearing it.
How do I measure clothes for my dog?
Measure clothes for your dog by first measuring your dog’s neck girth, chest girth and topline/back measurement. Measure neck girth by positioning a tape measure around your dog’s neck right where he would wear a collar, remembering to leave it loose enough that you can fit two fingers under the tape. Do the same thing around the largest part of the chest, usually right behind the front legs, using the two finger rule as before. The topline measurement is the length from the base of the neck to where the tail begins. Always size up if your dog is in between sizes, and make sure any clothing is neither too tight nor too loose.
Do dogs need clothes to stay warm?
Some dogs need clothes to stay warm in cooler temperatures, especially if they are older, ailing or have a thinner coat. Other dogs may have thicker coats that are well-suited to colder climates. Keep an eye on your dog for signs that he is cold and talk to your vet about appropriate measures during cold weather activities.