CHOMP Paw Washer Cup
Muddy paws, handled at the door. Fill, dip, twist, dry.
$20.99
- Soft silicone bristles
- Three sizes
- A little water is enough
- CHOMP logo on the cup
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Muddy paws, handled at the door. Fill, dip, twist, dry.
Muddy paws, handled at the door
A wipe takes surface mud off. A cup gets into the gaps. Soft bristles reach between the toes and around the pads, where grit and salt stay after a wet walk.
What you get
Soft silicone bristles
They scrub between the toes and rinse clean under the tap.
Three sizes
Small, medium and large, so a small dog and a large one both get a proper fit.
A little water is enough
Pour in a little lukewarm water. You do not need a bowl or a bath.
CHOMP logo on the cup
Easy to find at the door, easy to rinse and hang up.
How to use it
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1
Fill
Pour a little lukewarm water into the cup.
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2
Dip and twist
Slide one paw in and twist it gently so the bristles work between the toes.
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3
Dry
Lift the paw out and dry it with a towel.
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4
Rinse
Rinse the cup, then repeat on the other three paws.
Is it right for your dog?
Good for
- Muddy walks, beach and woodland
- Dogs that tolerate paw handling
- Anyone who wants the mud to stay at the door
Not for
- Cut, sore or swollen paws
- Dogs that will not put a paw in the cup: try wipes instead
Good to know
Picking a size
The paw should slide in with a little room around it. If it is a tight squeeze, go up a size.
Water temperature
Lukewarm is right. Cold is unpleasant and hot is unsafe.
Getting your dog used to it
Start with one paw and a treat. Most dogs accept it after a few tries.
The details
| Material | Silicone with soft bristles |
|---|---|
| Sizes | Small, Medium, Large |
| For | Dogs, any breed that fits the cup |
| Care | Rinse after use |
Questions
Which size should I buy?
Choose the cup the paw slips into with a little room around it. Small for toy and small breeds, medium for medium dogs, large for big paws.
Does it need soap?
Plain water does most of the work. If you use soap, use a dog-safe one and rinse well.
Will my dog sit for it?
Most dogs get used to it after a few tries. Start with one paw and a treat.
Can I use it for a muddy puppy?
Yes, if the paw fits. Choose a size to match, and keep sessions short.
Does one cup do all four paws?
Yes. Rinse between paws if the water gets cloudy.
Four paws, one cup, no mud on the floor
Keep it by the door with a towel. Fill, dip, twist, dry.
Get yoursUse lukewarm water. Do not use on cuts or sore paws.
