Half the fight in a dog bath is the slipping.
A wet dog on a wet enamel surface has nothing to grip. They scrabble, they panic slightly, and from that point the whole thing is a wrestling match — not because they hate water, but because they cannot get a footing.
PupFloat gives them one. A raised platform with a grippy surface that sits in the bath or tub, so they stand on something solid instead of skating on porcelain. A dog that feels stable stops fighting you.
Why it helps
They stop panicking. Footing is the difference between a dog who tolerates a bath and one who tries to climb out of it.
Water drains away underneath. They are not standing in the rising dirty water they came out of.
You get a hand back. Not bracing the dog with one arm means actually washing them with two.
It folds flat. Behind the door, under the sink, out of sight until the next muddy walk.
Straight talk
It gives grip, it does not give obedience. A dog who genuinely hates baths will still object — just with better footing and less flailing.
Check it is sitting flat and stable before your dog gets in, and rinse it out afterwards so hair does not build up underneath.
Three colours: blue, grey, pink.
Specifications
Foldable raised bath platform with non-slip surface
Drains underneath
Three colours
Folds flat for storage
Rinse clean
