Dog Raincoat Size Chart
A dog raincoat that does not fit is worse than no raincoat. Too small and it restricts the shoulders and rides up the back; too big and water runs straight in at the neck and chest. Weight alone will not get you there — take a tape measure to your dog first.
The sizes we carry
Our dog raincoats run Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large and XXX-Large. Individual styles carry a subset of that ladder:
- The three reversible coats (Yellow & Ducks, Orange & Camo, Red & Buffalo Plaid) and the Double Layer Zip Up Dog Raincoat with Hood run the full Small to XXX-Large range, though not every colour offers every step.
- The classic hooded and patterned styles stop at X-Large.
Always check the size selector on the product page for the colour you want.
How to measure your dog
Use a soft tape measure with your dog standing on all four legs. A sitting dog measures short.
- Back length — from the base of the neck, where the collar sits, straight along the spine to the base of the tail. This is the primary measurement and determines size on almost every coat.
- Chest girth — the widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs, all the way around. This catches barrel-chested breeds who need a size up from what their back length suggests.
- Neck girth — where the collar sits. On a hooded coat this decides how the hood sits and whether rain runs in at the front.
Then match your measurements against the chart on the specific product page. Do not carry a size across from another brand, or from another one of our styles — a zip-up and a reversible pull-on fit differently by construction.
When your dog is between sizes
Size up. A coat slightly long in the back is a coat your dog can still move in; a coat slightly short binds at the shoulders and rides up. If back length and chest girth point at different sizes, follow the larger one — you cannot add chest room, but a little extra length is manageable.
Reversible coats
Our reversible raincoats give you two looks in one coat and run the full size ladder. The high-visibility side is useful for low-light walks.
Browse dog raincoats and dog outerwear, or read the longer Dog Raincoat Size Guide.