By Amelia Roach For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 23:18 EDT, 20 December 2021 | Updated: 23:18 EDT, 20 December 2021

A woman has shared happy snaps of her cute companion enjoying a swim in the sun with Kmart's Dog Water Fountain Mat. 

Shopper Stacey's pup 'Eevie', can be seen jumping and bounding onto the $15 water mat while 'smiling' as she attempts to get some summer heat relief.  

The Dog Water Fountain Mat is available from Kmart stores and features a hose connector which makes the mat easy to assemble. 

A woman has shared happy snaps of her cute companion enjoying a swim in the sun with Kmart's Dog Water Fountain Mat

'Perfect for hot sunny days, your dog will love pawing around in this water fountain mat,' Kmart Australia states online.  

The Australian summer can reach temperatures from the mid 20's to well over 40 degrees celsius and dogs do not respond well to heat. 

Overheating in dogs is extremely common during the summer and it must be recognised immediately to allow the pet to cool down properly. 

Overheating in dogs is extremely common during the summer and it must be recognised immediately to allow the pet to cool down properly

The top places to check for your dog for if it's overheating are on their neck, behind their hind legs and their armpits. 

Another tip for keeping your pup cool this summer is limiting walks in the middle of the day, always stick to an early morning or late afternoon wander. 

The Dog Water Fountain Mat is the ultimate way to cool down your dog this summer and many have commented on Stacey's post saying what a great idea it is and on the adorable action shot. 

'Eevie has always been so obsessed with the water, but I've never seen her happier than when she sees me turn on her [water mat]', Stacey said on Facebook

'Eevie has always been so obsessed with the water, but I've never seen her happier than when she sees me turn on her [water mat]', Stacey said on Facebook.

'Thank you for sharing these photos, I really needed to smile. The pure joy on her face is contagious,' a woman commented online.  

'Eevie is gorgeous and definitely the happiest dog alive! What a darling,' another said.

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