Booster Bath Centro elevado de baño y aseo para perros, grande, lila

Love, love, love this bathtub. I have a 90 lb. golden retriever and she goes right into the tub every time. (She has to be coaxed a little with a treat but that's ok). No more back aches from bending over trying to bath her outside or in the bathtub and when you connect the clip to her collar it holds her in place and she doesn't seem to mind it. She likes bath time and now I do too!!

This is my third one. They last a long time if you take care of them. Well made, easy to put together and although they are a bit pricey - they are totally worth it! The soft rubber pad on the bottom prevents slippage and the collar harness is perfect to keep the dogs in place. It is super easy to clean and maintain.

Oh my word! Where has this been in all the years of bathing my dogs?!!?!? I cannot recommend this enough! In fact, I would give it more stars than 5..... It is just as described in every way! I do NOT DREAD washing my dog anymore. Even though I am about 5'7" and could use about 2-3 more inches of height on this bath thingy, it is suuuuch an improvement over a tub on the ground or in the house or a shower. It has saved my back muscles tremendously!!! AND AND AND there is no having to scrub down the bathroom after a dog bath. The bathing is done outside and all the shaken water can go wherever. There are several things I love about this bath "tub," but the best is that the dog cannot jump out. Well, chances are against that, unless you have a dog that is afraid of its shadow. If your dog …

I was skeptical as to whether we actually needed this to wash our pup. She outgrew the kitchen sink and I figured we'd just wash her on the patio with a hose. But this works out perfectly! The fact that it is raised up on legs definitely helps our backs and knees as we wash her. The drain hose is a great idea as the water doesn't rise up so she's not standing in a puddle. I would recommend getting the stairs attachment. Our puppy doesn't like bath time so she won't go up the stairs, but when we're done she has no problem going right down them! I read the other reviews about the legs slipping out and stability issues, we have not had that problem. The legs have rubber feet that you attach to the bottom so they don't slip out. It works fine on our patio. Our lab puppy is just now 6 months …

I got this because I'm getting to old to wash my Shibas in a regular bath tub. Being bent over for more than 15 or so minutes kills my back. This tub takes care of that. I bought the optional feet to elevate it even further and I'm glad I did. I stand 5'11" and with the optional feet I only bend at the waist a little. Way better than kneeling. There was a leash attachment and leash that comes with so your dog and jump out when they get fed up with being pawed. The back of the tub is open and I though that was going to be an issue but turns out, my dogs are more behaved in the shower than I am so I have no issues with water coming out of that opening. I didn't hook it up to a drain instaed, I take the include drain hose and put that in a 5 gallon bucket and that does the trick, and it's …

I was a bit skeptical since some reviewers reported the tub collapsing, but I also knew the return policy, so I thought it was worth a try. It seems that carefully following the directions in order is key, since the unit is pretty unforgiving--once you have snapped things together, there is no undoing it. Initially, I had trouble getting the legs properly snapped in without a good deal of pressure/persistence and I bet that is what was going on with some of the cautionary reviewers. Once everything seemed properly snapped (though I still didn't get a few of the side snaps, but that is more about leakage than stability at this point). I tried pressing down firmly, putting as much of my own weight as possible. I figured it was worth risking falling on my face to make sure my dogs (age 16 …

I only gave it a 4/5 because there are a few things that should be improved.Assembly:The bath went together with the exception of two minor issues. The first was snapping the two piece tub together. Most of the latches snapped in with little effort, but the two at the rear took some coaxing. The tabs didn't align perfectly and I had to push on the tab while pushing/pulling on the tub walls to get it to go in. The other issue is with the 3 point harness. It's well built, but seems too big even when adjusted to the smallest size. It will probably work fine with taller dogs, but mine have about a 13' chest height. I'll have to find someone with sewing skills to reduce this a few more inches.Bathing:The drain hose seems a little short, but I am able to run it under the garage door and drain …

I purchased the Large Size Booster Bath for dogs weighing up to 150lb, I also purchased the Booster Steps. I have a 127lb Shiloh Shepherd that I bathe weekly. Normally I am bending over using only one because having to control Khan's head & body (Khan is our dog's name). The Booster Bath comes with an adjustable collar & straps that keeps the dog positioned in place yet able to stand or sit relaxed & comfortably in the bath. The non-slip mat that comes with the bath helps the dog also feel safe. Khan stepped into the bath, shook several times, yet the Booster Bath barely moved and I had it set up on my lawn. The bath was very simple to 'snap' together. The bath, I found to be very sturdy yet very easy to move around with hands free & able to move a 360 degree around the bath, Khan …