10 Best Dog Coats UK 2024

If you've been searching for a lightweight raincoat that won't restrict movement or to also wear during the milder seasons, we highly recommend this one from Morezi. Insulating but not too bulky, it has a 100% waterproof outer with a soft cotton fleece lining to protect against those chilly April showers!

This coat really ticks all the boxes when it comes to functionality. It's machine washable, it has a zip opening for a harness, and it comes in 5 different colours with reflective detailing for improved visibility in low light conditions. And to top it off, it looks pretty good too!

Here is a very comfortable, versatile cold-weather coat for autumn and early spring. It looks and feels very high in quality, with a durable cotton outer, rib-knit collar and quilted lining. There are also some useful design features, such as the elasticated chest guard for a better fit which also give puppies a bit of room to grow.

We really like the attention to detail for such an inexpensive coat. However, it's perhaps not as waterproof as it claims, so we wouldn't recommend it for use during heavy downpours.

The UK's climate means you can never really guarantee a dry day, which is why we've chosen this hooded raincoat from Zellar to keep your dog as dry as a bone no matter what the sky is up to!

The lightweight jacket is made from a waterproof sports material that wicks away moisture for fast drying when not in use, which helps prevent unwanted smells. A good choice for using year-round, it folds up easily into a bag or pocket so you can have it handy for any unexpected showers. 

This puppy puffer jacket looks so good, you'll want one for yourself! The colourful streetwear-inspired design is highly insulating and adds a bit of contemporary flair to stand out against your average winter dog coat. 

There are no straps or belts, instead, the coat zips straight down the centre of the back so your dog can step straight in and out. Unfortunately, this means the coat cannot be adjusted for fit, so make sure to check the size before buying! 

So you're out for a walk in the park, and before you know it, Fido has run headfirst into the duck pond chasing after a flock of geese! During the height of summer, this may not be too much of an issue, but for the remaining 10 months of the year, you'll be left with a shivering, sopping wet mess.

While it's a little bit more expensive, this soft towelling coat from Ruff & Tumble promises to get dogs dry in minutes. No need for rubbing down, just strap it on, and you're good to go!

This super-comfy coat from TFENG looks and feels very cosy with a snuggly collar and soft fleece lining. Suitable for dogs with long hair, there is a fur guard on the inside, and the coat is secured using adjustable straps with a hidden snap buckle. 

We rate it as an excellent option for cold and windy days, and it's especially well-suited to clifftop and coastal walks, too. Plus, elasticated leg straps help to keep everything in place and make sure the haunches stay covered – although some dogs may find the leg straps a little irritating!

Here's a coat for the mucky pups out there that love rolling about in puddles, mud, and whatever else they can find! Made from a waterproof material with fleece lining, this one gives some of the best overall coverage to shield against splashes.

Available in a wide range of sizes, the elasticated synthetic fur-lined collar can be loosened and tightened for comfort. While it may not be the easiest to get on, straps on the front, back and under the legs mean that once it's on, it's not coming off! 

If Barbour is a little out of your price range, we've found an alternative – this classic waxed dog coat from Rydale! A heritage winter garment for both humans and animals alike, wax coats have remained popular for their durability. 

A fantastic choice for damp, wet and muddy weather, the surface of this coat can be easily wiped clean. It's worth pointing out, though, as hard-wearing as they are, natural waxed cotton coats do degrade over time. However, by re-waxing it annually and storing properly, you may be able to get longer use out of it! 

The Muddy Paws Stormguard dog coat from Ancol has garnered hundreds of glowing reviews online, so it must be pretty good! The open neck design with an adjustable waist strap allows for a wide range of sizes, and it even fastens on the back for a more secure fit (and to prevent long hair getting caught in the velcro tabs). 

This is a comfortable design that won't restrict movement. The only real downside is that it's quite long at the back, making it suitable for taller dog breeds only. This will be much too long for smaller pups.

Essentially two coats in one, this reversible dog jacket from IREENUO can be worn both ways! The tartan side looks very smart when shown off, or you can flip it to the inside for some extra warmth on particularly cold days.

It's a good choice for older dogs as the chest protector and neck can be opened up using the velcro tabs, so there's no need to step in and out. Be aware that this coat is not waterproof, so you should only use it on dry days.