Does bath night end in a wrestling match?
One hand on the dryer, one hand on a soaked cat who wants out. Claws, noise, water on the walls. Half an hour later they're still damp and you're the one who needs a towel.
Towel drying isn't enough
After a bath, a rainy walk or a muddy afternoon, a damp coat stays damp for hours. It mats, it smells, and in a cool room it leaves your pet shivering. So you reach for the hair dryer again and the whole fight starts over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
Will my pet actually stay inside?
Will my pet actually stay inside?
Most do, because nothing is pointed at them and they can see you through the mesh. Some cats need two or three short sessions to settle. Let them walk in on their own first, with a treat.
What size pet does it fit?
What size pet does it fit?
The enclosure is 50 x 50 x 50 cm, about 19.7 in per side. It fits cats and small dogs comfortably. Measure your pet sitting upright before ordering.
Is the air hot?
Is the air hot?
Warm, not hot, and it circulates through the whole enclosure instead of hitting one spot. Stay in the room while it runs and stop if your pet seems uncomfortable.
How long does drying take?
How long does drying take?
It depends on coat length and how much water you towel off first. Short coats are quick, long or double coats take longer.
Is it noisy?
Is it noisy?
The dryer sits outside the enclosure and the sound is steady rather than aimed at your pet, which is what usually startles them about a hair dryer.
How do I store it?
How do I store it?
The enclosure twists down and folds flat, and the dryer has a carry handle. Both go in a drawer between baths.