Dog Paw Cleaner/Washer - Portable, Cleans and Dries Quickly - Silicone Bristles - Keeps Furniture and Carpets Clean from Muddy Paws

I have a rescued pit and he is allergic to most of the products as his skin is sensitive. I have tried other paw cleaners but none worked. His paws would start bleeding because of harsh bristles. My friend recommended Doggie Dipper to me. It works amazing, cleans very well without any mess. My dog doesn’t mind using it on his feet. So, I am really happy with the product and highly recommend it.

This works great for my Service Dog when we come home from going to stores or whatever or after our morning and evening walks when his allergies flare up. I am waiting to see how well it does in the winter but the only thing I would say is find a stronger sponge/foam dryer. After only a few times it ripped in half when putting my dogs paws inside so right now I’m just using it without the foam piece which still works fine. One last thing would be a fill line put on the side clear window just so you know how much to put in each time and not have water overflowing when your dogs paw gets inserted.

I wanted to like this I really did. First use, my 35 lb pup shredded the foam on the top. The sellers were great to send another one.Overall this reminded me of a plastic coffee can with some brushes in it. While it comes apart easily and it isn't hard to see if the water is getting dirty, I am not sure if it is any more effective than water in a coffee can.So the brushes are very very sparse and not tough enough to get into fur. The foam is very fragile and of doubtful benefit. It feels as if design decisions got translated into how can we make this less expensive. The viewing window and the handle are just fine.So overall it seems just like you are putting your dogs paws into a container of water and they come out very wet so you are toweling the dog off same with this device as a bucket of water.To be fair it might work for you, but for rambunctious dogs like goldendoodles or labs it is a bit of a mess that you want to use outside as it will splash and the wet paws got to be on the ground at some point.I think they are on to a good design and I'd like it a lot more if they made it more substantial. The foam is not very dense at all and tears easily. The cuts in it come about 1/4 inch from it's edge. How hard is it for a dog to tear a 1/4" piece of very fragile foam? The brushes, maybe by design are very flimsy and don't get into dense fur.I wouldn't recommend this but if they ever redesign this into a substantial device I'll try it again. Meanwhile I am back to using a bucket.Your mileage may vary but this has been my experience.

Man I needed this. I put in carpet runners and still couldn’t keep muddy paw prints off my floors. Big yard and a big baby girl. She didn’t mind and I didn’t have to keep spilling the bowl I was using

The media could not be loaded.  Doggie dipper is awesome. I have used other paw plungers before but I can clearly tell that Maisy really loves this one. This thing has softer bristles that don’t hurt her paws as other cleaners do. Take a look at my video! “Why not just use a wet towel?” This doggie dipper is definitely more hygienic then a towel and doesn’t get messy – if you want to wash a towel and leave it lying around… go for it…. but those days are over for me. Recommending it to all my dog-lover friends.

Works great just use towel to dry after and good to go

Horrible product, the sponge doesn't stay in place, the bristles were difficult to place in slides (they are not coming out). Only positive is the towels and the place that holds the towels. It doesn't even clean the paws well

I ordered this for my parents after I watched their dog for the weekend. I am a cat-guy, so naturally I didn’t think about the consequences of letting the dog back into my house after letting her out. Needless to say, my parents love doggy dipper and were surprised to see how easy it was to really clean the paws. Next time I watch her I will definitely be taking this paw cleaner with me!