Water Blower

Yes, the dog dryer is suitable for all coat types, from short and fine to long and thick. Thanks to the adjustable settings, you can precisely adapt the airflow to your dog's coat, ensuring it dries quickly, gently, and tangle-free, without damaging the coat.

A quiet dog blaster still makes noise, but it's much softer and less harsh than standard models. Most dogs get used to it well if you gradually build it up.

In our blog about getting your dog used to the dog blaster, you can read exactly how to do this step-by-step.

The noise level of our dog dryer is between 55 and 77 dB. For comparison:

• 55 dB ≈ a quiet hairdryer
  
• 77 dB ≈ a vacuum cleaner
  

So it sounds powerful, but remains within a safe range for dogs. How your dog experiences this mainly depends on how you introduce the sound. Let him listen for a moment and sniff calmly before you start blowing. In our blog on acclimatization, you can read exactly how to do this step-by-step.

You can use the dog dryer from a young age, as long as you start slowly and allow your puppy to get used to the sound and airflow. Start on the lowest setting and let your dog simply observe and sniff before you actually start blowing. This way, it remains a positive experience for them.

Drying time depends on the size of your dog, as well as the length and density of their coat.

On average:

• Small dogs: 8–12 minutes
  
• Medium dogs: 12–20 minutes
  
• Large dogs: 20–35 minutes

Yes, the water blower is ideal for removing mud, sand, and loose dirt from the coat. This keeps your dog clean without having to wash them every time. Only give them a proper bath if their coat is truly too dirty.

The water blower is easy to keep clean. Wipe the outer surface with a damp cloth and regularly check the nozzle for hair or dirt.

You can easily rinse out the filter, let it dry, and reuse it.