Refreshing variety of summer outdoor games for your dog? The folding pool without the need for inflation from Flamingo will make this wish come true. You just need to build a pool in your garden, fill it with water and treat your pet to a summer refreshment.

This portable dog pool is made of sturdy plastic and can easily be set up on any flat surface outside. No inflation is required to get the pool ready for swimming - simply unfold it and fill it with water for your dog to cool off in the hot summer months.

How to keep your dog cool and prevent heatstroke:
⭐ Ensure that your dog has constant access to clean water, ideally a large bowl filled to the brim.
⭐ Carry a bowl of water with you for walks.
⭐ On hot days, walk the dog during the cooler parts of the day, early in the morning and late in the evening.
⭐ Allow him to cool off in the garden and fill his pool with water.
⭐ Never leave your dog (or any other animal) alone in the car, not even with the windows open.
⭐ Prepare cool tasty treats for your pet, for example by filling dog puzzles with treats and letting them freeze in the freezer. You will prepare a summer ice cream for the dog that he will love.
⭐ Be especially careful with dogs with a short snout. These dogs can get heatstroke just by running around in the sun.
⭐ Use cooling pads to reduce the temperature and keep the dog cool.

Tips for dog swimming in the pool:
✅ Pay attention to the fact that dogs are not natural swimmers and can get tired easily.
✅ Do not throw your dog into the pool and do not pull him in by the collar.
✅ Make it easier for your pet to get in and out of the pool with steps.

Pool sizes:
L - diameter 160 cm and height 30 cm;
M - diameter 120 cm and height 30 cm;
S - diameter 80 cm and height 20 cm.

Warning: Trim your pet's claws before using the pool. The pool is not ideal for chewing gum. We recommend measuring the length and height of your dog to choose the correct pool size. If you want the pool game to wait properly, fill the pool with water to 60-80%.

Instructions: Make sure you change the water in the pool often. Only let your dog into the pool if the water is clean. Warmer weather may require more frequent water changes. The best way to clean the pool is with soapy water. Never use aggressive cleaning agents or bleaches. The pool is not a toy. Always keep the dog under supervision. The pool is not intended for children. Do not overfill the pool. Always consult your veterinarian before use, especially if the dog is sick or has an open wound. Do not allow the dog to enter the pool if the water is too icy to avoid catching a cold.