WeatherBeeta Dog Coats

Q: Do dogs need a waterproof coat in winter?

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Q: How do I choose the right size WeatherBeeta dog coat?

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Q: What's the difference between a fleece and a waterproof dog coat?

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Q: How do I keep a waterproof dog coat waterproof?

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Q: What does the denier number on a dog coat mean?

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Shop WeatherBeeta Dog Coats Online

WeatherBeeta dog coats cover everything from quick trips round the block to long, wet countryside walks. The range includes waterproof Comfitec coats, fleece-lined layers and reflective styles for dark mornings and evenings, built using the same waterproofing technology WeatherBeeta applies to its horse rugs. Sizes run from small toy breeds through to large working dogs, and the fabric withstands daily walks, muddy fields and repeated washing without losing shape.

New colours and current-season Comfitec styles are added as WeatherBeeta releases each collection, so in-demand sizes on winter and waterproof coats sell through quickly once the weather turns.

Sizes from 30cm to 80cm back length, covering toy breeds through to large dogs
Colours including navy, burgundy, charcoal, silver and yellow
Product types spanning waterproof parkas, fleece zip-ups, reflective coats and the cooling Therapy-Tec range
Use cases covering daily dog walks, muddy countryside routes, dark-morning visibility and drying off after a swim

WeatherBeeta Dog Coats: Sizing, Technology and Buying Guide

WeatherBeeta's Comfitec Technology Explained

WeatherBeeta built its reputation on horse rug engineering, and its Comfitec dog coat range carries over the same waterproof, breathable fabric technology. The 1200 denier Comfitec Premier coats use a ripstop polyester rated to 2,000mm with a PFC-free Guard-Tec coating, while lighter 300 denier showerproof styles suit drier, milder days. Every Comfitec coat has touch-tape belly closures, elastic rear leg straps and a leash portal built into the back, so the coat stays in place during a walk without blocking the lead. Reflective dog coat styles add reflective trim for dark mornings and evenings, and the fleece dog coat range uses anti-pill polyester with a full zip for coats that go on quickly on cold days.

The WeatherBeeta Dog Coat Range

Pet n Pony stocks the full spread of current-season WeatherBeeta dog coat styles, including:

Comfitec Classic Waterproof coats
Comfitec Premier Deluxe Waterproof coats
Comfitec Reflective 300D Deluxe Showerproof coats
Comfitec Reflective Print Active coats
Comfitec Fleece Zip coats
Comfitec Parka coats
Therapy-Tec cooling coats
Explorer dog sleeping bags

Build Out Your Dog's Walking Kit

A dog coat works alongside the rest of a dog's walking gear, not instead of it.

Browse our full dog coats range for other brands and styles, check the new WeatherBeeta Winter 2026 dog coats for the latest colourways, or fit your dog out with dog harnesses and dog collars and leads to complete the kit.

Why Buy WeatherBeeta From Pet n Pony

Pet n Pony's buying team is based in the UK and works directly with WeatherBeeta to bring in current-season stock rather than relying on end-of-line imports. The team's equestrian background means they already understand WeatherBeeta's horse rug fabric technology before it reaches the dog coat range, and they build stock choices around what UK dog owners actually order and reorder, not which lines carry the widest margin.

Delivery and Ordering

Orders over £49 qualify for free UK delivery, and Pet n Pony dispatches in-stock WeatherBeeta dog coats the same or next working day. Browse the sizes and colours above, or get in touch if you're unsure which fit suits your dog before ordering.

Complete Your Dog's Walking Kit

Weatherbeeta Padded Leather Dog Collar with gold buckle, ring, and brass name plate.

Dog Collars & Leads Dog Collars & Leads

Chocolate lab wears blue Weatherbeeta Parka 1200D Deluxe Dog Coat, stands on grass, trees behind.

Dog Coats Dog Coats

Weatherbeeta Comfitec Premier Deluxe Waterproof Dog Coat Burgundy/Navy

Weatherbeeta Dog Coats Winter 2026 Weatherbeeta Dog Coats Winter 2026

Julius K9 Idc Powerharness, black, with reflective label and adjustable straps.

Dog Harnesses Dog Harnesses

Frequently Asked Questions

Do dogs need a waterproof coat in winter?

Most dogs benefit from a waterproof coat once temperatures drop, especially short-haired, older or small breeds that lose heat quickly. A waterproof dog coat keeps a dog's core dry on wet walks, which cuts the time spent shivering or drying off afterwards. Thick-coated working breeds cope better without one, but even they benefit from a shell in driving rain or sleet.

How do I choose the right size WeatherBeeta dog coat?

WeatherBeeta sizes its dog coats by back length in centimetres, measured from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, not by breed or weight. Measure your dog along a flat back rather than guessing from a size chart photo, and check the coat's own size guide, since fit varies slightly between the Comfitec Parka, Classic and Premier ranges.

What's the difference between a fleece and a waterproof dog coat?

A fleece dog coat adds warmth on dry, cold days but won't keep a dog dry in the rain, while a waterproof coat like WeatherBeeta's Comfitec range uses a sealed outer fabric rated to resist water penetration. Fleece suits short trips and milder weather; waterproof styles suit daily walks through wet or unpredictable UK weather.

How do I keep a waterproof dog coat waterproof?

Wash a waterproof dog coat on a cool, gentle cycle with a non-detergent cleaner, since standard detergent breaks down the fabric's water-repellent coating over time. Line dry rather than tumble dry, and avoid fabric softener. WeatherBeeta's Comfitec coats use a PFC-free Guard-Tec coating, which holds up better with infrequent washing than a rinse after every muddy walk.

What does the denier number on a dog coat mean?

Denier measures the thickness and durability of the outer fabric thread, not warmth, so a 1200 denier WeatherBeeta coat is a tougher, more rip-resistant fabric than a 300 denier one. Higher denier coats suit dogs that push through hedges or rough ground, while lighter deniers like 300D suit calmer dogs and milder showers.

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