Easidri Brings A Cool Solution To A Hot Problem

As the heatwave continues in the UK, Easidri is receiving lots of emails and images from happy dog owners sharing ‘cool’ snaps of their dogs enjoying the weather, wearing the company’s High Performance Cooling Coat. Further proof that there’s no need to have a hot dog this summer. “We attend a lot of shows during the summer months and fit coats to a lot of dogs,” says Martin Balmer from Easidri. “Customers are amazed at how quickly the cooling coat starts to work, how their dog’s behaviour changes as he becomes a more comfortable temperature and how much cooler he is to the touch. We also receive emails and pictures from happy dog owners of the coats in use and how they use them. We have people who put the coat on their dog to sleep…and we received a picture of a dog wearing his coat in a paddling pool last week!” The High Performance Cooling Coat is a huge hit with dogs of all breeds and shapes with seven different sizes of coat to ensure fitting isn’t a problem. The coat is very easy to use, just submerge in water, wring out and place on the dog. As the water evaporates away from the coat, the dog cools- it’s as simple as that. The special fabric that the coat is made from doesn’t wet the dog’s fur when used and can be rehydrated as often as needed by submerging the coat in water again or by wetting with a water bottle. The Easidri High Performance Cooling Coat is available in a range of sizes and prices start from £28. This weekend, the Easidri stand is at the CLA Game Fair where the team is offering free fitting to anyone who brings his or her dog to the stand and wishes to purchase a coat. For more information visit the website www.easidri.com or email [email protected].

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