Chillybuddy Cooling Jacket

• Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket can significantly lower coat temperature and provides a shield from direct sunlight.
• On a 90° F day, wearing a Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket can lower the coat temperature from 145° F to 103° F, a reduction of almost 30%.
• Soaking the Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket in water to dampen the cotton lining before use can lower a dog’s coat temperature by a further 20 degrees--from 103° F to 83° F. Cotton has been repeatedly shown to be the best fiber to hold water for evaporative cooling. Synthetic wicking fabrics are useless in this application because dogs do not sweat.
• For light-haired dogs, a Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket also protects the underlying skin from sunburn.
• Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket can protect coats of show dogs from bleaching by the sun -- which often occurs as summertime reddening or browning, especially at the tips of the coat.
• The Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket was field-tested in mountain terrain and open-field hunting.

It is important to note that the back length is the most important
measurement of the three. The Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket provides
room for adjustment in the girth and neck straps so it is crucial that
the Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket you get covers the length of your
dog's back. When in doubt, a little excess on the back length is better
than having it be too short.

Chillybuddy Dog Cooling Jacket (Patent Pending) is a light-weight mesh cooling jacket designed specifically to help keep a dog comfortable in hot weather and reduce the effect of exposure to the sun. The jacket's outer layer is made of woven synthetic with an aluminized finish. The twisted strands of the fabric function like thousands of tiny mirrors, reflecting all wavelengths of light away from the surface. The jacket is lined with a cotton mesh. Both layers allow air to pass freely through. The cotton mesh liner can be wetted to provide substantial evaporative cooling. Unlike other wet jackets, the evaporation occurs in the shade of the outer layer, creating an unusually cool environment on the hottest days.