Useful Tips: You Don't Have To Dish Out For An Expensive Dog Dryer

Do you have the wet dog blues?

Since Jasmine's recurring skin infections we've been taking all the steps it takes to keep her skin healthy; this includes regular medicated baths.

There came the dilemma. It was determined that moisture was one of the contributing factors. 

Between Jasmine's hydrotherapy, baths and weather; combined with her thick undercoat—how does one keep her dry?

Not that we didn't try.

“You gotta air-dry her,” the vet said.

We are still struggling with money and would like to avoid having to spend $300, or more, on a dog dryer!

But the vet came to the rescue again

“Get a shop vac.”

Sucks on one end, blows on the other, just choose your end to attach the hose to.

We got ours on special for $20! 

It didn't have any attachments, but they are not really needed.

And it works better than the dryer they have at Jasmine's hydrotherapy clinic!

Sometimes you don't have to spend the big bucks to get the results. Just make sure you use your dog vac for the dog only, so it stays clean.

Jana