
Ancol
Muddy Paws Stormguard Coat
A waterproof winter dog coat with a fleece lining, a chest panel and leg straps.

Jacko & Co
A light fleece dog jumper with a lead ring built into the back. Best for cold, wet or exposed walks and fine-coated or small dogs that feel the cold.
Why we picked it
This is the layer for the in between days, when a padded coat is more than the weather asks for. It pulls on over the head with nothing to zip or buckle, which is the quickest way to dress a dog. The fleece is thin enough to go under a waterproof when the afternoon turns, and a built in ring on the back takes the lead.
Where to buy
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For coats, body shape and coat type matter most. Fine-coated and small breeds (and seniors) feel the cold and benefit from a coat. Thick double-coated breeds are usually warm enough and can overheat in one.
A light fleece dog jumper with a lead ring built into the back.
Rain protection, warmth in winter or visibility on darker walks.
Measure back length and chest girth, then check the brand's size chart rather than guessing.
Dog size: Measure back length and chest girth and follow the size chart. A good fit stops rubbing and slipping.
Life stage: Puppy, adult and senior. Older and very young dogs feel the cold more and benefit most.
Taken from what the maker states. Measure your dog stretched out, nose to tail, and add room to turn round before you pick a size.
Waterproof outers suit rain, and padded or fleece linings add warmth. Reflective trim helps on dark walks.
Most wipe clean or machine-wash on a gentle cycle. Air-dry to protect any waterproof coating.
This is a low-cost coat. Good value as an everyday basic that does the job well.
Fit is by measurement, not breed. Take your dog's back length and chest girth and match the size chart.
Fine-coated, small, young or senior dogs feel the cold and benefit most. Thick double-coated breeds usually don't and can overheat.
Most are wipe-clean or gentle-machine-washable. Air-dry to preserve any waterproof finish.