Selva wool dog coat

Selva means rainforest/jungle, and this wool coat has a beautiful green color that reflects the name. Made of 100% thick merino wool, the Selva coat provides your dog with warmth, comfort, and functionality. The wool coat is designed to keep the dog warm without being waterproof or windproof.

The soft material ensures that the dog has good mobility and is comfortable on cold days both before, during, and after walks. One of wool's fantastic properties is that it keeps you warm even when wet. Wool is naturally antistatic and resists odors better than synthetic materials, making the wool coat hygienic and practical to use.

Perfect fit

Selva has the same smart fit as our other Canelana coats, with a ribbed front for easy dressing and undressing, an adjustable strap around the belly, and tightening at the neck and back. This ensures that the dog coat fits perfectly on the dog and does not cause irritation when it moves. It is available in sizes for terriers and short-legged breeds (30, 33, 36, 40, 45 and 50 cm back length). Our coats do not have holes for a harness, but the harness can be used on top.
 

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Help choosing the right size wool coat

See our own size guide in the product description tab.

You measure the dog from slightly in front of the shoulder blades to the base of the tail (the base of the tail when you hold it up). Unlike other coat brands, the measurements provided for the Ambassador Dog Coat cm length are from the tightening at the neck to where we consider the base of the tail to be. The coat should lie flat and be tightened at the back, and the number of centimeters from the tightening at the neck to the end is therefore more than the cm measurement provided for the size. This means that size M (45 cm) will be the full length of the coat approximately 55 cm.

Why buy a dog coat in wool?

Wool warms, insulates, and breathes, and helps keep the dog's muscles warm, which prevents injuries and promotes faster recovery. Older dogs and dogs with injuries or arthritis, which often get cold more easily, will particularly benefit from a wool coat. Wool should be the first choice on cold and damp days.

Washing and maintenance of wool coat

How to wash and treat a dog coat in wool?
The great advantage with wool is that it is self-cleaning and sustainable in many ways, but there are several things you should be aware of when washing and treating it.

• We recommend shaking it and airing it outside in the fresh air for a couple of hours. Dirt usually does not penetrate into the wool fibers, but settles on the outside.

• When washing, we recommend machine washing and a wool program at 30 degrees with a separate wool detergent. 

• Wool products are washed separately for best results.

• Preferably do not hand wash since it can be difficult to regulate the temperature and remove the residue of soaps and dirt compared to machine washing.

• Spinning also makes the wool fabric dry faster and provides poorer conditions for bacterial growth.