Dog raincoat Trixie Vimy Yellow XL, waterproof outer layer, large size

Trixie Vimy Yellow XL is a waterproof dog raincoat designed for large breeds. The outer layer repels water to help keep a dog's torso, fur and skin dry during wet weather. The garment fastens securely to maintain coverage while walking and outdoor activities, and the bright yellow colour improves visibility on overcast days.

Advantages

The raincoat features a fully water-resistant outer fabric that prevents rainwater from soaking through to the dog's coat. Its XL sizing provides broad coverage of the back and sides for larger dogs, and adjustable fastening ensures a snug fit that reduces movement and chafing. The lightweight construction allows ease of movement while offering protection from wind and drizzle.

Suitable for

• Daily walks in rainy or damp conditions
• Outdoor training, hiking or travel with large-breed dogs
• Protecting fur and skin from prolonged exposure to wet weather
• Increasing pet visibility during low-light, overcast days

Key specifications

• Size: XL, suitable for large dog breeds
• Material: waterproof outer layer
• Coverage: torso and sides
• Closure: fastening system for secure fit
• Color: yellow for improved visibility
• Weight: lightweight design for unrestricted movement

How to use

Place the raincoat over the dog's back and fasten according to the provided closures, ensuring the garment covers the torso and fits comfortably without restricting breathing or movement. Adjust the fastenings so the coat remains secure during walking and activity. After use in wet or muddy conditions, rinse or wipe off dirt and allow the coat to air dry completely before storing to maintain water-resistant properties.

Usage recommendations

Check fit before each use: ensure the raincoat does not rub at the neck or under the legs and that the dog can move naturally. For extended exposure to heavy rain, inspect and dry the coat after use to preserve the waterproof layer. Combine with reflective accessories for enhanced visibility during low-light walks.