About Dog Bathing

Why I Do Dog Baths Differently

Some dogs bolt at the word “bath”—others roll in filth like it’s their job. I get it. Bathing isn’t always a walk in the park for pups or their humans. My deal is pretty simple: I want your dog to feel at ease, not freaked out. Keeping them clean should never mean stressing them out.

What Makes My Baths Special

• Trust first, suds second. I spend a little time tuning into your dog's vibe before starting anything.
• Safety is a biggie. My setup has a sturdy tub with a grate so they won’t slip, and a soft restraint that’s more like a gentle hug than a straightjacket.
• If your dog hates indoor baths, I’m cool with switching to an outdoor hose-up. Whatever keeps them chill.
• Every bath ends with a towel dry and a bit of cuddle time. Because that’s the best part.

What Goes Into the Bath

• I only use vegan dog shampoo from snoot.pets—no sketchy ingredients, no animal testing. It’s safe for sensitive skin and smells good without being overpowering.
• I’m used to handling every kind of fur: long, curly, wiry, whatever. Big breeds, tiny breeds, Indies, no problem.

For All Dogs, No Judgement

Doesn’t matter if your pup is anxious, stubborn, or just a mud-magnet. I’m here to make the whole thing easier, with gentle dog washing and a safe dog grooming environment. I like to keep things simple, honest, and low-pressure.