Is bathtime hard or easy in your home? Even if your furry friend's a water baby, the Rinse Ace pet accessories line has a little of everything for 10 bucks or less. Would any of these make your life easier?
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My dog would probably love a rub down with that mitt.
1While not a Hair Snare mat, I have something similar under my kitchen sink. It is actually one of those suction-cupped mats with a fine weave meant for preventing broken dishes! I bought it at a Home Depo-esque store, in the kitchen section, as a means to make one of my Persians more secure while being bathed in the kitchen sink. Works great, as the fear of slipping and sliding in the sink is greatly reduced, and hence, their anxiety!
2Ooops! That should have been simply, bathing mat! If you are looking for a mat, you might want to check out the kitchen section of a hardware store, or maybe even a Target-like retailer. I think I paid about 2 or 3 bucks for a set of two kitchen sink mats.
3The hair snare and the mitt would be awesome! I also really like that caddy. Brando's got one of the microfiber towels and he's always trying to eat it!
4I think I need all of them...minus the towel. We've got plenty of them.
5The caddy, tethers and glove would be great for my dog.
6I'd like to have all of it!
7I need all of them
8I wish we had good attachment points for bathing tethers for bathing Gracie...sometimes she starts to get silly, and that's a tough thing to bear when she's 40 lbs and splashing around in the tub! Alas, it's my parents big honking sunken tub, so no real options for tie-ups.
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