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Kurgo Go Shower Bag
$35.95
The Go Shower is the perfect solution for when your outing gets messier than you anticipated. This portable dog shower holds 6 liters of water and can attach to nearly anything – from your car’s doorframe to a nearby branch – allowing you to use both hands to clean and...
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The Go Shower is the perfect solution for when your outing gets messier than you anticipated. This portable dog shower holds 6 liters of water and can attach to nearly anything – from your car’s doorframe to a nearby branch – allowing you to use both hands to clean and not have to maneuver a bulky water bottle. The shower’s outer bag is constructed with tough, ripstop fabric and features extra pockets for storage and webbing loops to attach a towel. When done, simply roll up and store for the next time.
Key Features:
- Bladder capacity: 6L / 1.59 gallons.
- Shower lasts a little over 2 minutes with non-stop stream.
- Pull shower head nozzle out to use, push in to stop.
- Rolls up for storage.
- Pockets for storing cleaning essentials.
- Webbing loops to attach towel.
- Allows you to use both hands to scrub dog.
- Bottle opener.
- Bladder can be removed and set in the sun for heating.
- Bladder is PVC and therefore should never be used to provide drinking water for your dog.
- Remove bladder and tube. Machine wash gentle or hand wash. Air dry.
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