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Brilliant or Baffling? Dog-o-Matic Washing Machine
Um, whoa. That looks like a helpless puppy trapped in a washing machine. But, while that's technically what it is, he's meant to be in there.
How Often Do You Bathe Your Cat?
How Often Do You Bathe Your Cat?
Never
Once a month
A couple times a year
Once a year
Once every few years
Once a lifetime
Four Things to Do Before Doggy's Bath Time!
Splish splash, he was takin' a bath . . .
Booster Bath: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
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?
To the Rescue: Two Bathing Alternatives For Kitty Allergy Relief
I've definitely heard conflicting advice when it comes to dealing with cat allergies. While some recommend washing a pet to reduce the amount of allergens released into the air, others say that bathing will cause her to lick herself more . .
Which of These Products Belongs in Your Bathroom?
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?
I Need Your Help . . . How to Refresh a Pooch Without a Bath?
You're a good dog, Charlie Brown . . .
How-To: Take Your Best Bath
One of the least expensive—and yet, most relaxing—luxuries is a long soak in the tub. It's such a simple thing, but I always emerge feeling refreshed and pampered. So I was happy to find this Women's Health article about creating the perfect bath.
Don't Dare Towel Dry This Dog
This little chihuahua has a pet peeve and it's not the household cat. It's even worse. It's getting towel dried.
Ramen: It's Not Just For Dinner!
Have these people lost their minds? If stewing in broth and soaking in soy sauce counts as crazy, then yes. But the Ramen Noodle bath is actually a spa treatment offered in Japan (surprise, surprise).
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