Waterproof Dog Raincoat with Reflective Strip and Leash Hole (Pink & White) – S (4–6kg)

The essentials

If your dog hates getting wet, a proper waterproof raincoat can make rainy walks far more manageable. This waterproof dog raincoat is built around an outer waterproof layer and a waterproof, breathable TPU membrane, aiming to keep rain off the coat while still letting moisture move in a way that feels less stifling than fully sealed options. It also includes a reflective strip on the back for visibility when it’s dark outside.

On paper, it’s the kind of everyday wet-weather layer that prioritises practicality: it stays put thanks to an adjustable belly strap and elastic leg straps, and it offers a leash/harness attachment hole on the upper back for better control.

What stands out in day-to-day use

The main thing you notice when buying a raincoat for dogs is whether it slips or shifts. This one uses an adjustable Velcro belly strap and elastic leg straps designed to keep the coat in a fixed position, so it’s “not easy to slide” once fitted. That’s a big deal if your dog wriggles or you regularly take them out in the rain.

The reflective stripe sits on the back, which makes sense for typical walking posture—drivers and cyclists see movement as your dog moves away or across the road. It’s not a substitute for lights, but it’s a sensible safety layer.

Then there’s the leash hole on the upper back. Instead of wrestling with bulky straps over the coat, the design provides an attachment point intended for a dog harness and leash, giving you an easier way to connect and manage your dog.

Waterproof & breathable layers: a sensible approach

The raincoat combines a waterproof fabric outside (described as “lotus leaf” waterproof fabric) with a waterproof and breathable TPU membrane inside. The goal is simple: stop rainwater penetrating into your pet’s body while reducing that clammy feel you can get from cheaper waterproof shells.

That said, “breathable” doesn’t always mean your dog will feel completely cool in warm weather. If it’s hot and humid as well as wet, you may still need to shorten walks or watch for signs of overheating.

Fit and adjustability (where it earns its keep)

This raincoat is adjustable using: - An adjustable Velcro belly strap - Elastic leg straps meant to hold the garment in place

The design emphasis is on staying put. If you’ve ever had a raincoat bunch up, creep up, or spin on your dog, you’ll appreciate that the straps are there for a reason. The size in the listing is S for 4–6kg, so it’s intended for smaller dogs, picking the right size matters here.

Potential downsides to keep in mind

A small caution: the colour note suggests Pink, Yellow and Blue raincoats are made from thicker fabric, while other colours are made from lightweight fabric. That means feel and warmth can vary depending on the colour you choose, even if the core design is the same.

Also, because the opening is designed for harness/leash attachment via a hole on the upper back, you’ll want to make sure your dog’s harness style works with that setup. If your harness relies on a very different placement, connection can be less convenient than expected.

Is it a good choice for you?

It’s a good fit if you want a lightweight, waterproof layer for rainy day walks, you care about night-time visibility, and you prefer a coat that’s held in place with adjustable straps. It’s especially useful if you use a harness and want a leash attachment point that sits through the coat rather than fighting with extra bulk.

It may not suit you if your dog runs very small/large for the 4–6kg size range, if you’re looking for a fully temperature-controlled coat for warm wet weather, or if your existing harness design doesn’t line up comfortably with the upper-back leash hole.

Final verdict

Worth considering if your priority is keeping your dog dry in typical British wet-weather conditions, while also having reflective detail and an easier harness/leash connection. It’s the kind of raincoat that makes sense for everyday walks, especially when visibility matters.

If you’re after something more niche—like a jacket that balances warmth for colder winters, or a system perfectly matched to a very specific harness—this could end up feeling a bit limited. For straightforward, rainy-walk practicality, though, the strap design, breathable-and-waterproof layering, and reflective strip are exactly the ingredients that usually decide whether a dog raincoat gets used often or left in the cupboard.

Mini FAQ

How does the leash attachment work?

The coat has a hole on the upper back intended for attaching a dog harness and leash, which should make it easier to connect without the coat getting in the way.

Is it actually waterproof or just water-resistant?

The listing describes waterproof fabric on the outside and a waterproof TPU membrane on the inside designed to prevent rainwater penetrating into your pet’s body.

Will it stay on if my dog moves around?

It’s designed to be more stable thanks to the adjustable Velcro belly strap and elastic leg straps, which are meant to keep the coat in a fixed position.

Does it have reflective safety details?

Yes—reflective stripes are on the back, intended to improve visibility when it’s dark.

What should I double-check before buying?

Check the size for the 4–6kg range, and make sure your harness/leash setup works comfortably with the upper-back attachment hole.