Has anyone used this to bathe their pets?
1643079
No I have not used for bathing,, I just use my fingers to shampoo when needed.
1643080
I have two cats I use it on! No baths for them! But, I'm sure you could as I look at it! Hope this helps!
1643081
No because DON'T BATHE YOUR CAT. They don't like it. Don't be a bad cat owner.
1643082
I have used this while bathing my cats. It helps to get a good lather and it does help remove loose hair, although not as much hair as it removes when the glove is dry.
1643083
I haven't used it like that, but since the back is a smooth fabric material and would dry easily, I don't see why not. The dubs are made of rubbery plastic material.
38542
It is designed to use for cutting hair, never heard of anyone using it for bathing an animal, especially a cat. Use at your own risk!!
842687
The Conair Pet Washer hooks up like a hand held shower head to your shower and it works wonderful for giving your dogs their baths in the tub, it is worth the money.
259598
Yes i think so, hadn't thought of that as we hooked it up to the shower head stem which is where we bathe our dogs.
805374
I don't know. My dog is a bichon/poodle mix. I use it after the Earthbath shampoo - squeeze out water after rinsing - then put conditioner in my hands and rub into his hair...I let it sit for awhile and massage him -- he loves it (altho he hates his bath)....then rinse off....towel dry...wrap him in a big hot towel...His reward for putting up with the bath. I brush him before the bath so he really doesn't need much more after that.
1173036
I never have. I have five small dogs I use this to clean up their face and ears. Its inexpensive enough I can replace as needed.
279809
I'm not sure about pets? But I have used it in my showers. It is very gentle and I like the way it leaves me and the shower smelling fresh. I would dilute it according to your dog's size. About the same as laundrly. 2 Oz to a full load of wash. In the shower I use about 2 - 3 drops on my poof.
959766
It has never bothered my Animals, Dogs or Cats, I would suggest you give it an hour or so to soak in before you let the Animals on it.
1347636
It doesn't lather like soap humans are used to. But it does lather and provide the necessary washing a dog should get. Mix it with water and apply to a dry dog to see where the soap has gone.
1606601
I really haven't tried. It Works well to train my animals, but I don't train persons.
929179
We clean ours once a week with plain old dish soap. Never had a problem and we have two cats and two dogs using it.
2054033
Yes, I have done that and it works just fine. I did wash it with a couple of bath mats. Actually, when you give the mop the final rinse and spin in the bucket, it will be clean enough to use again.
1066762
No I haven't. I use this with their conditioner and does what you are looking for.
2012369
I used it to clean dog crate and it is wonderful. I put it in my dishwasher, laundry and diffuse it. I've never seen it recommended for use on animals. I use Tea Tree essential oil on my dogs bedding to get rid of fleas and it works wonders for that. Also lavender oil and distilled water spray on her for fleas.
424488
I didn't- but I had a lab and my cat was short haired. I imagine you would want to groom if the animal was matted. Just bought one for my dane/weim mix and we didn't bathe her first (she's terrified of water- waiting until it warms up because we know we will probably get a bath with her!). It's working fine.
2211825
I'm not sure but I'll try it next time I bathe my dog....I'll keep you posted.
1265086
When I use it, I just plug the laundry sink, run the water, and squirt some in so while it's filling it's sudsy. I try to keep my pug in there for about 10 min since that seems to be the standard for medicated shampoos. I"ll suds him up with more betadine directly or medicated shampoo, let it sit on him and do his teeth, his ears, and then squirt his paws directly and wipe them down while they're soaking in the diluted tub and then rinse. No official time.....just convenience on my part and trying to get some benefit out of it. I use the 10 min mark as guidelines and then do what works for the moment and adjust accordingly. When I use it, I just plug the laundry sink, run the water, and squirt some in so while it's filling it's sudsy. I try to keep my pug in there for about 10 min since that seems to be the standard for medicated shampoos. I"ll suds him up with more betadine directly or medicated shampoo, let it sit on him and do his teeth, his ears, and then squirt his paws directly and wipe them down while they're soaking in the diluted tub and then rinse. No official time.....just convenience on my part and trying to get some benefit out of it. I use the 10 min mark as guidelines and then do what works... » Read More When I use it, I just plug the laundry sink, run the water, and squirt some in so while it's filling it's sudsy. I try to keep my pug in there for about 10 min since that seems to be the standard for medicated shampoos. I"ll suds him up with more betadine directly or medicated shampoo, let it sit on him and do his teeth, his ears, and then squirt his paws directly and wipe them down while they're soaking in the diluted tub and then rinse. No official time.....just convenience on my part and trying to get some benefit out of it. I use the 10 min mark as guidelines and then do what works for the moment and adjust accordingly. « Show Less