Bath Time Without The Chaos
Your dog lies in a mesh hammock with all four legs down through the openings. She has nothing to brace against and nowhere to turn — so she stops fighting, and you finally wash her with both hands.
- Floor stays dry
- She can't push off
- Folds flat in seconds
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“I used to need my husband, two towels and a change of clothes. Now I bathe her by myself in ten minutes and my shirt stays dry.”Megan R. · Boise, ID · mom to Willow, a 30 lb cocker spaniel
Which one is yours?
Every cat, every small and medium dog, and the big breeds while they’re still puppies. Tap your breed and see.
The floor stays dry
Water drains straight through the mesh into the tub instead of onto you and the tiles.
She can't push off
All four legs hang down through the openings. With nothing solid under her paws, scrambling out simply isn't possible.
Cats, small dogs, puppies
Every cat, every dog under 16 in at the shoulder, and the big breeds through their whole puppy stage. Find yours above.
Folds flat in seconds
Collapses like a camping stool and hangs on the back of the bathroom door.
Four things that make it work
No app, no batteries, no assembly. A steel frame and a mesh top that solve one problem properly.
Nothing to brace against
Her legs drop straight through the bound openings and hang free below the mesh. An animal escapes a bath by pushing off something solid, and there is nothing solid left to push.
Dry before you've cleaned up
Water passes straight through instead of soaking in. Shake it out, hang it up, and it's dry in about twenty minutes. No mildew smell, no damp pile on the floor.
Stands on its own four legs
No hooks, no clamps, no suction cups that let go halfway through. Set it down in the tub, the shower or on the bathroom floor and it is ready. Folds like a camping stool when you are done.
Eight openings, two sizes
Nothing to choose wrong — there is one PupTub and one measurement. The smaller openings take a cat or a Chihuahua, the wider ones a beagle, a cocker or a bulldog. Measure floor to shoulder: under 16 in and all four paws hang clear of the ground. The frame is load-tested to 30 kg / 66 lb.
Where do you bathe her?
It stands on its own four feet — no clamps, no hooks, no suction cups. Tap where bath night happens at your place.
Sits on the flat bottomThe frame takes up about as much room as a large baking tray — 24 × 13 in — and the rubber feet hold on wet enamel. It clears the rim of a standard tub with room to spare.
Nothing to clamp, nothing to hookStand it in the wet zone or the shower tray and use the handheld head. Water runs straight through the mesh and away down the drain — no tub to fill, no tub to clean afterwards.
No tub needed at allStand it on the bathroom floor, or outside on the grass, and wash her where she already is. Nothing to lift her over, nothing to clamp — four rubber feet and you’re set.
Footprint 24 × 13 in · height 16 in · folds flat to hang on the door.
PupTub™ Pet Bathing Hammock
Bathe her twice. Then decide.
Use PupTub for 60 days. If bath night isn't easier, email us and we'll refund every cent — you don't need the box, and you don't need to send anything back.
Arrived damaged, or she simply won't settle in it? Send us a photo and we'll replace it or refund you — no return shipping to arrange either way.
I used to dread Sunday nights
For three years, giving Willow a bath was a two-person job that neither person wanted.
She'd hear the water running and disappear — under the bed, behind the couch, once inside a laundry basket. And the second her paws hit that wet porcelain she'd start sliding, and a sliding dog is a panicking dog, and a panicking dog tries to climb out. One hand on her collar, one on the shower head, exactly zero hands left for shampoo.
The thing that fixed it wasn't a better shampoo. It was giving her nothing to brace against.
She lies on the mesh and her legs drop straight down through the openings, so her paws hang in mid-air with nothing under them. That's the whole trick. A dog ends a bath by pushing off the floor, and there is no floor left to push — she can't turn around, can't sit down and can't throw her weight sideways, which is exactly how she used to finish me off in four seconds.
The first time I used it I actually laughed out loud. Both hands free. I got behind her ears and under her belly properly, which I'd honestly never managed before — eleven minutes, start to finish. She still doesn't love baths. She's a dog. But she doesn't hide anymore, and I don't change my shirt afterward.
60 days to change your mind · nothing to send back
Questions dog owners ask us
Unfold the legs and set it down in your tub, your shower or on the bathroom floor. Lay your pet on the mesh and guide each leg down through one of the oval openings. That's the whole trick — with her legs through the mesh there is nothing to brace against, and she settles. Wash as normal with both hands, then rinse the mesh, fold it flat and hang it up.
It's free-standing, so it doesn't clamp or hook onto anything — it only needs floor space. The footprint is 24 × 13 in, roughly a large baking tray, and at 16 in tall it clears the rim of a standard bathtub or sits in a walk-in shower tray. It also stands on the bathroom floor, or outside on the grass, with a handheld shower or a hose.
Honestly, no — and we would rather say so than take your money. The frame stands 16 in tall, so a dog over about 16 in at the shoulder reaches the floor with its paws, braces, and pulls away exactly as before; her legs are also too thick for the openings. Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Shepherds and Rottweilers are all too tall as adults. But their puppies fit perfectly — a big-breed puppy hangs clear until around five months, which is exactly when bath time is hardest to teach. Tap Puppy in the finder above to check yours.
A powder-coated tubular steel frame with rubber feet, and a breathable polyester mesh top with bound openings. Nothing on it rusts, and there's no foam or padding to soak up water and go mouldy. It's the same class of material used for pet carriers and boat gear.
Rinse it under the shower head while it's still standing there — that's genuinely enough most weeks. Every month or so, wipe the mesh down with a little dish soap and rinse it off. Fold it and let it air dry; keep it away from a radiator, as heat can slacken the mesh over time.
It does — and honestly it works even better on cats, because a cat's whole escape repertoire depends on getting a paw down. With all four legs hanging there is nothing to launch from. Expect more complaining than a dog would give you; that's a cat thing, not a PupTub thing. Groomers use it for rabbits and small breeds during nail trims too.
Here's the timeline for an order placed today. Shipping is free with no minimum, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as the label is scanned.
Email us within 60 days and we'll refund you in full. You don't need the original packaging and you don't need a reason — "she still hates baths" is a perfectly good one. You don't even need to send it back — one email and the money is on its way.