Heatwave Ready · Summer 2026
Build a better-prepared summer routine with comfortable walk essentials, portable hydration and a cooler place to rest at home.
Featured this summer
Our summer-ready picks.
A shortlist of the essentials we'd start with for warmer walks and calmer rest.
Featured summer setups
Three ready-made routines.
Pick a starting point and personalise the sizes, colours and pieces on the next step.
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Water ready when they need it.
Two portable options for two different summer days. Pick the one that suits your routine.
Everyday Sip
Stainless Walk Bottle
£19.99
The simpler hydration option for everyday walks and shorter outings. Stainless steel with a compact pouring bowl.
Choose this if you want a lightweight bottle for the daily walk.
See the Stainless Walk Bottle
3-in-1 Adventure
Multifunctional Water Bottle
£26.99
Water, food storage and clean-up in one — designed for park visits, travel and longer outings.
Choose this if you're packing for park visits, day trips or car journeys.
See the 3-in-1 Adventure BottleA responsible note
Cooling products can support comfort, but they cannot make unsafe heat safe.
- Check the temperature, humidity and route before you leave home.
- Test the ground — if it feels warm to your hand, choose a cooler surface or shift the walk.
- Walk earlier, walk later, or change the plan when conditions ask you to.
The Cooler Walk Guide
A calm, practical guide for warmer days.
An evidence-informed guide to checking conditions, planning suitable walks, spotting warning signs and knowing when changing the plan is the safer choice.
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12 pages · vet-informed
Care journal picks
Useful advice for warmer days
Short, seasonal and designed to help you decide before you leave home.
Use the seven-second pavement check
If it feels warm to your palm, choose a cooler surface or shift the walk to a shadier route.
Read the note SafetyEarlier, later — or skip it
The heat of the day isn't worth pushing through. Adjust to your dog's early warning signs.
Read the note HomeCreate a cooler place to rest
Shade, airflow and surfaces your dog can choose between make hotter days noticeably easier.
Read the noteSummer guidance summarised from the RSPCA, PDSA and The Kennel Club. If your dog shows signs of heatstroke, stop, cool and contact a vet immediately.