Dog Pools

1. Size: The size of the dog pools is a crucial factor to consider when choosing the right one for your furry friend. You want to make sure the pool is large enough for your dog to move around in and feel comfortable. A pool that's too small can be uncomfortable and may restrict your dog's movement, while a pool that's too big may be difficult for your dog to get in and out of.

2. Material: The material of the pool is important to ensure it is durable and can withstand the wear and tear of dog play. PVC, rubber, and plastic are commonly used materials for dog pools as they are resistant to punctures, tears, and scratches. Look for a pool that is made from sturdy and non-toxic material to ensure the safety of your pet.

3. Depth: The depth of the pool is another important factor to consider. Dogs are usually comfortable in shallow water, so you don't want a pool that's too deep. A good rule of thumb is to choose a pool that is shallow enough for your dog to touch the bottom, but deep enough to allow for swimming.

4. Drainage: Look for a pool with a built-in drainage system that makes it easy to drain and clean the pool after use. A pool without proper drainage can be difficult to clean, which can lead to the buildup of bacteria and other harmful substances.

We also offer a portable dog pool that's perfect for hot summer days.