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Cool relief on hot days A dog pool is a great way to keep your pet cool on hot summer days. Whether your dog loves playing in the water or just needs a safe place to cool off, this pool will become their favorite outdoor spot. The product has been designed with comfort, safety, and ease of use in mind. Durable and safe construction The pool is made of durable PVC material, which is resistant to mechanical damage and easy to clean. Inside the walls there is MDF reinforcement, which ensures adequate rigidity and stability of the structure – even with intensive use by energetic pets. The walls are flexible yet stable, which reduces the risk of accidental tipping. Well-thought-out design and functionality The pool does not require pumping – just unfold it and fill it with water, which makes it very easy to use. Thanks to its compact dimensions, it is ideal for use in the garden, on the terrace or balcony. After playtime, the pool can be quickly emptied and folded down to a small size, making it easy to store and transport. It is a great alternative to larger pools that require more space and effort to assemble. Ideal for small and medium-sized dogs With a diameter of 100 cm and a height of 30 cm, this pool is the perfect choice for small and medium-sized dogs. Not only does it allow your dog to splash around safely in the water, but it can also be used as a bathing or grooming area. With a capacity of over 230 liters, you can fill it with the right amount of water to suit your dog's size and preferences. Specification: Diameter: 100 cm Height: 30 cm Capacity: approx. 235.5 liters Outer material: PVC Wall reinforcement: MDF Construction: foldable, no pumping required Application: for outdoor and indoor use Remarks: Not for commercial use 24 months warranty Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)