Close-up of mint green breathable dog cooling vest with adjustable buckles and leash attachment

Soak & Cool Evaporative Dog Cooling Vest

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Sale price  $34.99 Regular price $39.99
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Close-up of mint green breathable dog cooling vest with adjustable buckles and leash attachment

Soak & Cool Evaporative Dog Cooling Vest

Sale price  $34.99 Regular price $39.99
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Cool Comfort for Warmer Adventures

Help your dog stay more comfortable during warm-weather walks, hikes and outdoor activities. This lightweight, water-activated cooling vest uses evaporation to provide refreshing coverage without batteries, gels or refrigeration.

Why Dogs Love It

  • Water-activated design is easy to prepare and reuse
  • Layered construction absorbs water and supports evaporative cooling
  • Lightweight fit allows comfortable movement outdoors
  • Breathable lining helps promote airflow against your dog’s body
  • Covered design helps reduce exposure to direct sunlight
  • Adjustable straps provide a secure, comfortable fit
  • Five colors and six sizes suit a broad range of dogs

Designed for Warmer Adventures

Soak the vest thoroughly in cool, clean water, gently wring out the excess, place it on your dog and adjust the straps for a comfortable fit. Re-wet it whenever it begins to dry. Measure your dog’s chest, neck and back before ordering; if your dog falls between sizes, choose the larger size.

Product Details

  • Design: Adjustable water-activated cooling vest
  • Material: Polyester fabric
  • Cooling method: Evaporative cooling
  • Colors: Blue, Green, Orange, Pink and Yellow
  • Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
  • Size guide: S chest 30–48 cm, M 39–56 cm, L 49–70 cm, XL 60–80 cm, 2XL 74–94 cm, 3XL 84–110 cm
  • Package includes: One dog cooling vest

Care Instructions

Hand-wash with mild soap and cool water. Rinse thoroughly and allow the vest to air-dry completely before storage.

Safety Note

A cooling vest does not prevent heat exhaustion or heatstroke. Always provide fresh water, shade and rest breaks. Supervise your dog, remove the vest if your dog appears uncomfortable and seek veterinary attention if your dog shows signs of overheating.

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