🛁 Qyuruisi Gray Collapsible Baby Bathtub Dog Tub Infant Tub Small Pets Portable Bath Tub for Dog Organizer Foldable Washing Tub Non Slip with Drainage Hole Review

So great to use to brush my pup. He hates it but I love it. This will prevent it from sliding all over the laundry tub. I love it. I hope he gets used to it for his own sake. lol.

This cat bath is very compact and durable! I found it very easy to use. I like how it can be used at different heights. Big size! Much easier than bathing cats in the sink or tub. You can use it anywhere! Love it!

I ordered this for my elderly mother who has a small dog who has become disabled. She wanted to find a way to redeem them. She used one of those hospital pots and bathed half the dog at a time. It was much better and easier for her to handle and store under the bed.

I actually use this to bathe my dog it makes life so much easier and the drain plug is definitely a plus. In my small apartment, usable space is very important, it folds easily for storage and opens every time with no problems. Definitely a great buy! I think it would be good for other uses, even camping to do laundry.

We have used this small portable tub when camping. It was the perfect size for our 2 year old to swim in. Handles come in handy for transporting soap and towels. The bottom drain is a handy feature so it can drain while the little one is still inside. It's a little unstable as the walls are collapsible, but manageable.

I bought this to bathe my aging cat. She really hates a big tub so I was hoping she wouldn't be so disgusted with a smaller tub that drains quicker like this one (it has a hole you can take off for easy draining). Unfortunately, it remains unshakable, but this tub seems to hold up a little better than a sink or large tub. I take that as a win. Plus, it's a great laundry basket at worst!

I like that it's small enough to fit in a bath tub but big enough for the cat to lay down and move around a bit. I put this bucket in the bathtub, poured in warm soapy water, put the cat in it and started washing. I then used a drain, which I think made the cat a bit easier because she didn't have to move to get the dirty water out. Once the water had drained, I put the drain cap back on, poured in some new warm water from the faucet, and ran two rinses with the new water. I felt a lot better…