Spring 2019 will see a burst of new products launched by Henry Wag. The lifestyle brand conceived and designed by Grant Rogers will build on its range focusing on improving the health and well being of pets by removing the barriers to a more healthy active life.

The products were first unveiled at BETA International in January but will be presented for the first time to the pet industry at PATS Sandown.

The range of Henry Wag travel products will grow with the addition of two travel beds, the Travel Snuggle and the Multimat, both giving dogs a place to rest on days out or a target sleeping area when travelling.

Also, for the travellers, Henry Wag has added to the range, collapsible travel bowls to aid hydration after exercise, and a Training Treat bag to aid recall, discipline and with space for poo bags. Later in the year will see the launch of a dog Travel Harness for use in car and in conjunction with the range of seat protection products already available under the Henry Wag brand.

There are additions to the Microfibre drying range with the launch of the Noodle Glove Towel and a range of a dog drying coats in 5 sizes designed for use after wet walks to help owners reduce the effects of dirty wet dogs on car and home interiors.

For the first time 2019 will see Henry Wag expand into the equine market. The technical microfibre material used to achieve high levels of cleaning and absorbency to remove dirt and water from a dog’s coat has been used to develop a range of towels for the Equine market to help remove dirt and water from horses after exercise or washing.

The products are ideal for use after wet, muddy rides or at events to reduce the risks of infection and sores. They can be used to dry around ears and eyes. User trialists have commented that the noodle towel is great for cleaning sweat after removing the saddle and bringing a sheen to the coat before auctions. The soft noodles do not pull the hair and give a silky sheen to the coat.

All these products and more can be seen at the Henry Wag Stand M5 at PATS Sandown.