
A bath time without the battle
His head stays out and the dryer away from his ears. The warm air does the work while your hands are free to pet him.
Easier than you think.
No struggling and no need for an extra pair of hands. Towel in, connect… and your cat stays calm the whole time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can warm air hurt my cat?
Can warm air hurt my cat?
No, if used correctly. Always set your dryer to low or warm (never hot), keep your cat’s head outside the bag, and stay with them the entire time. The air distributes gently over their body instead of concentrating on a single spot.
My cat hates the hair dryer. Will this help?
My cat hates the hair dryer. Will this help?
We created this product exactly for that. The dryer sits at the end of the hose, far away from their face and ears, leaving your hands free to pet and soothe them instead of restraining them. If your cat is very nervous, let them sniff the bag a few days before bath time and offer treats as rewards.
How do I put my cat into the bag?
How do I put my cat into the bag?
First dry them off with a towel, then gently place them inside, pulling their head out through the front opening. Adjust the drawstrings so it is secure but comfortable. Connect the dryer to the lowest temperature setting and slowly increase heat only if you see they are relaxed.
Does it work with my hair dryer?
Does it work with my hair dryer?
Yes. The hose fits most household hair dryers. Simply insert the nozzle and adjust. Important: hair dryer is not included.
Does it work for long-haired cats?
Does it work for long-haired cats?
It works especially well for them. Persians, Maine Coons and Ragdolls can stay damp for hours after towel drying. The warm air surrounds the whole body, including the belly, which is the hardest area to dry by hand.