Available sizes life jacket

A properly fitted life jacket should be secure yet comfortable — providing support for the dog in the water without restricting movement or breathing.

🐾 WHAT TO MEASURE

Chest circumference (the most important measurement)
Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
The measuring tape should fit snugly but should not be tight.

Back length
Measure from the base of the neck (where the neck begins) to the base of the tail.
The life jacket should not extend onto the tail.

Neck circumference (optional)
Helpful for dogs with non-standard body shapes (e.g., bulldogs, greyhounds).

✔ FITTING GUIDELINES

  • If your dog is between two sizes — choose the larger size and adjust it using the straps

  • The life jacket should fit securely while still allowing comfortable breathing

  • After putting it on, check that you can slide 1–2 fingers underneath the strap

  • Your dog should be able to move its legs freely without any restriction of movement

FITTING BEFORE SWIMMING

Before your dog enters the water:

  • Allow your dog to walk around for a while wearing the life jacket

  • Check that it does not shift sideways

  • Gently lift your dog by the handle — the life jacket should remain stable

  • For the first swim, choose calm water conditions

ADDITIONAL TIP

Dogs with thick coats or very slim body shapes may require more precise strap adjustment.
If you are unsure, it is worth choosing a size that provides a greater range of adjustment.

The life jacket size should be selected primarily based on the chest circumference measured behind the front legs. If your dog is between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size and adjusting it with the straps. The life jacket should fit securely while not restricting movement or breathing.

Size

Back length

circumference of the withers

XS

26 cm

30-50 cm

S

36 cm

42-66 cm

M

44 cm

45-72 cm

L

54 cm

50-80 cm

XL

65 cm

60-96 cm