Space may be at a minimum in my current home, but the Booster Dog Bath ($190) still looks pretty sweet. After all, when giving my pet a bath in the tub or sink, the excess water he shakes leaves more than just me and the surrounding floor area wet. This can be hooked up indoors or out and already has a spot for shampoo and conditioner (plus holds up to 250 pounds if you need to climb in, too) – Is there a spot for it in your heart?
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I have two Chihuahuas that would both fit in a mixing bowl...I don't think I would be buying this...lol..
1Yeah, i have to agree with you!
2lol spiderlove
3er...why would you need to climb in too? I could do without it.
4I've never bathed my cats because I enjoy living.
5We have a bathtub in the bathroom for a reason. Why do I need to buy a separate one just for Zena? Attach the hose to the shower and bath's away! Granted, she isn't too fond of baths, but she has to have them. The people bathtub works just as well for dogs as it does for people.
6Not for small dogs - but I've got a friend with big dogs that would probably like it.
7check Costco - the bath is MUCH cheaper there.
and, this is a GREAT investment - especially if you show your dogs and have to wash them often.
AND, it saves your back because you don't have to bend over!!!
priceless ... everyone needs one!!!!!
8This would be more of a "spoiled sweet" for ME! It hurts my back and knees to wash my dog in our bathtub.
9I only have a cat, and well, I think he would shred me to pieces if I tried to bath him, but if I had a dog I think that would be very useful!
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