
Floaty™ – Dog Life Jacket with ChinFloat™ Support
Why Choose Us
See how our dog life vest compares to a standard vest.
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Padded chin support panel |
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Reinforced lifting handle |
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Fits a wide range of breeds & body shapes |
Real Dogs, Real Water Days
Built for the Moments Swimming Gets Tiring
Most dogs love the water — right up until they don't. Even strong swimmers can tire faster than expected, especially short-legged, deep-chested, or older breeds whose bodies just aren't built for long stretches of swimming.
This vest was designed around that exact moment. A soft, padded panel supports your dog's chin, giving them somewhere to rest their head when their legs start to tire. Buoyant foam runs along the body to help keep them level in the water, instead of tipping backward or struggling to stay afloat.
Bright, easy-to-spot colors help you keep an eye on them from a distance, and a reinforced handle on top means you can lift them out quickly and calmly whenever you need to.
It's built to move with your dog — flexible enough for swimming, fetching, and playing — and adjusts easily to fit a wide range of shapes and sizes, so getting the right fit is simple.
Have a Question?
Does it help dogs that aren't strong swimmers?
It's designed to support dogs who can already swim but tire easily or struggle to stay level — not as a substitute for supervision. Always make sure your dog is comfortable in the water, introduce the vest gradually, and never leave them unattended near water.
Can my dog still swim and play normally while wearing it?
Yes. The vest is flexible and designed to move with your dog, so they can paddle, fetch, and play comfortably. Give them breaks so they don't overtire, and keep an eye on them throughout.
How do I pick the right size?
Measure your dog's girth (the widest part of their rib cage), back length, and weight, and match it to our size chart. When in doubt, size by girth — that's what keeps the vest secure.
Is it a lifesaving device?
No — it's a buoyancy aid, not a substitute for supervision. Always supervise your dog in and around water.