Keep Your Dog Warm with this Top Quality Two-Colored Fleece Jacket from Olly Dog - OUT OF STOCK UNTIL WINTER

TOP QUALITY Warm fleece coat to keep your dog warm


Product De-Tails:

• Warm, micro-polar brushed 200 wt. fleece.
• Flat-locked seams for comfort.
• Easy on/ off velcro
• Two-tone color blocking
• Slightly gathered at the tail to ensure contoured fit.

Six sizes to fit most dogs:

• XX-Small (16-20" Girth)
• X-Small (18-24" Girth)
• Small (22-28" Girth)
• Medium (26-32" Girth)
• Large (30-38" Girth)
• X-Large (36-44" Girth)

Tips to Keep Your Dog Warm

We love Olly Dog Products! Thanks to Tess and Sierra for introducing us to these top quality coats & sweaters
About Olly Dog
Olly Dog didn't start as a business, it started with a few dogs and a few friends who built gear for companies like Sierra Designs and The North Face.
Frustrated with the dog products they found in stores, they started playing around with the high-tech materials they had lying around at work and making their own dog gear: collars, leashes, and a better bowl.
The quality of these products is unsurpassed and loved by our customers. We get rave reviews on all of their products.

Five Tips for Keeping Your Dog Warm in the Winter Many people believe that their dog is always wearing a coat and so is warm and naturally protected from the cold. Some dogs live their lives primarily outdoors so they need and want to spend time outside every day. However, certain dogs are more negatively affected by the cold than others; particularly older pets or those with certain conditions like arthritis.

Here are five simple tips to keep your dog warm this winter:

1. Get them a Coat or Sweater- preferably one with reflective stripes
It is unhealthy and uncomfortable to be cold. Dog breeds that are originally from warm climates need protection, particularly in Winter. These breeds typically do not have enough protective fur for the winter, as their fur is not thick enough. A dog’s age, size and state of health also affects how well it can withstand cold. Slender breeds freeze faster because their mass in proportion to the area that dissipates warmth is smaller.
Dog coats are especially useful for:

• Dogs with soft and long coats, which become dirty and wet easily
• Dogs that suffer from allergies or skin problems, as the coat keeps your dog dry and away from allergens that might irritate them.
• Keeping your home clean. When your dog wears a coat, the amount of dirt carried into the home is reduced significantly, especially in muddy and wet weather.

2. Keep your dog indoors.
It's okay to take your dog for a walk, but don't leave them outside all day in the cold. Bring your dog inside. Forget worrying about dog hair, or spoiling them -they need to be safe and warm.

3. Invest in proper outdoor housing.
If your dog absolutely has to spend a lot of time outdoors, make sure he has proper shelter. Consider getting a doghouse with a sloped roof, insulation and possibly a heater (make sure the heater is 100% safe and meant for being run outdoors). Add bedding to where they lay so they are not on cold floors. Invest in a dog heating pad.

4. Buy boots to protect their paws
Snow hurts dog paws. Keep their paws safe and give them the traction they need for snow and ice. We recommend boots that have side openings for easy on/off. Also, a pad on the bottom will protect them from stepping on snow-covered twigs.

5. Keep your doggie well fed.
Some dogs burn more calories during the winter while they’re trying to stay warm. This may make them hungrier, so feed them a little more in the winter if it seems they need it.
Cold weather isn’t always fun to deal with, especially for animals. Although they love playing in the snow, it’s not as fun when they are cold. Also remember, dogs can catch colds and their arthritis flairs in the cold, just like us. Keep your dog safe and healthy by keeping him warm this winter season.