Description
Dogs are not as efficient at releasing heat as we are; they are built to conserve rather than release heat and tend to heat up faster than we do. As such, we may not be aware of the fact that a dog has become overheated until symptoms suddenly develop. Heat stroke in dogs is a very serious condition and its onset can be sudden, escalating into an emergency situation in a matter of minutes. Knowing how to treat a dog experiencing heat stroke may be vital to saving your dog's life.
One of the most important steps to preventing heat-stroke in dogs is by getting him wet, this product will be very helpful for this purpose. For more information, you can visit the American Kennel Club site and read these two reviews (1, 2).
Why do you need this product?
- This product is an easy way to help your dog stay cool during the warm summer months, especially if they spend a lot of time outside.
- Many dogs absolutely love to swim and will enjoy having their own pool to play in. Even dogs who don’t necessarily love the water will appreciate having a place to cool down on a hot day.
- This type of swimming pool is often sturdier and more durable than your average inflatable pool, so they can more easily stand up to the onslaught of an excited canine.
- This swimming pool is also perfect for use in your garage, so you don’t even have to worry about taking your dog outside for them to have fun in the water. You can also fill them up with balls indoors, which many dogs love playing in.
What is the product features?
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Storability: You probably are not going to be using the dog swimming pool all year. It is important that the pool can be easily stored when you aren’t using it. This product can be folded up in small size and easy to store.
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Durability: It made of extra-tough PVC material (Polyvinyl chloride) that gives slip resistance and durable specification for the safety of use (Dogs can be rough on a pool, especially if they get hyper around water). Unlike the counterfeit products, this product is made from thick and high-density fibre material.
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Easy to Use: No need for inflation and come with bottom-side drainer for easy water drain and refresh.
- Multi Size: Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, as do this swimming pool that is designed for them. If your dog is large, you’re going to need a large pool. Similarly, if you have a very tiny dog or cat, a small pool will likely be best. Choose a size pool that best matches your pet’s size.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it okay for a dog to swim in a pool?
In most cases, it is okay for your dog to swim in a pool that is designed for them. However, some dogs with short snouts can sometimes inhale water without meaning to, these dogs should be closely watched while using the pool to prevent them from inhaling too much water. Dogs do not automatically know how to swim, so it is important to allow them to approach it at their own pace.
Is chlorinated water bad for dogs?
According to the AKC (American Kennel Club), normally chlorinated water is okay for dogs to swim in.
Can all dogs swim naturally?
Yes and no. Dogs have an automatic swim reflex just like most humans. However, this does not mean that all dogs are good swimmers, just like all people aren’t good swimmers.