FAQ for Viva Raincoat: Dry, Seen & Stylish on Every Walk

Measure your dog's chest girth, back length, and neck circumference, then compare those numbers with the XS-5XL size chart. Weight and breed examples can help, but body measurements are the better guide. If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger size when you want extra coverage or room for comfortable movement.

The raincoat is designed to help covered back and chest areas stay drier during normal rainy walks. Exposed paws, tail area, belly edges, and gaps around the fit can still get wet, so keep a towel near the door for a quick finish after the walk.

Reflective trim catches light from headlights, streetlights, porches, and flashlights. It adds a helpful visibility cue for low-light routes while you continue using normal leash control and choosing walking paths that feel comfortable for your dog.

Start with a short indoor try-on before the first rainy walk. Let your dog sniff the coat, fasten it calmly, check shoulder movement, and begin with a quick outdoor loop. This helps dogs who are new to clothing connect the raincoat with a normal walk routine.

Wipe the outer shell after wet walks, remove mud before it dries deeply into seams, and hang the coat open to air dry. Store it only after it is fully dry so it is ready for the next rainy day.