PETNF Dog Dryer for Pet Grooming, Dog Hair Dryer Blower Dog Blow Dryer High Velocity Air Forced Blow Dryer for Large Dogs,Noise Reduction Pet Hair Dryer 3.2HP Adjustable Speed Temp Dogs Grooming Bath

This dryer seriously upped my at-home grooming game! I have a large, fluffy Doodle, and towel drying just wasn’t cutting it anymore. The PETNF Dog Dryer has made a huge difference—it’s powerful, efficient, and surprisingly quiet for a high-velocity blower.The 3.2HP motor delivers strong airflow that gets deep into the coat and dries it way faster than a regular human blow dryer. I love that both the speed and temperature are adjustable, so I can start low and work my way up based on my dog’s comfort level and coat condition.It comes with several nozzle attachments, which are perfect for targeting different areas (especially paws, belly, and behind the ears). The hose is flexible, and the overall build feels solid and professional, like something you’d see in a grooming salon.Noise was a big concern for me, but this dryer is noticeably quieter than others I’ve tried, which makes bath time way less stressful for my pup. She actually tolerated it well after just a couple of uses!✅ High power with customizable settings✅ Works great for thick or double-coated dogs✅ A must-have tool if you want salon results at homeI highly recommend this if you’re grooming large or long-haired breeds—it’s a worthy investment that will save you time, stress, and expensive grooming appointments!

Great way to help keep my pack safe. We have 5 small dogs and live in the midwest. It never fails that bathtime causes potty break needs and the dogs want outside. The heated dryer gets them dry in no time leaving me not to worry about them while they do their business.The dogs had no issue with the sound but did worry at first when they started getting the air blown on them. They quickly grew to like the dryer, probably from the warm air.My order processed and shipped quickly. I got delivery in 2 days, just in time for bath night. Unboxing was simple as well as the first setup. All attachments easily installed and I plugged the blower in and turned it on. Quiet, powerful and really helps get this chore done quickly.The blower works great on other areas as well. Just this morning I spilled my glass of water on the couch. After getting what I could with a towel I grabbed my heated pet dryer and quickly had to couch dry to the touch. 2 thumbs up, would recommend.Next I am planning to see what it will do in the garage. Im thinking it would be great to blow dry a car or motorcycle. Be good to remove fog on largw windows quickly also.

I’ve been a professional pet groomer for 7 years. I’m currently pregnant and it’s hard to bring my German Shepherds to where I work to properly wash and blow them out. I took a chance on this thing and it works really well. It’s not as great as the one at work (which is $600 but who has that kind of money) but this blows out the under coat really good before the bath and dries them pretty good. Both my shepherds have different coats (one is coarse and the other is plushy) and it was very easy to dry them! Plus I love the ease of cleaning the filter. I just which they had bigger nozzle options.

I got this for my pups who LUCKILY, don't have THICK coats, so can't speak on THICK COAT performance, but on short and just under medium, does a great job. I may or may not also use it on myself. ANYWHO... I don't super recommend using it on yourself since it gets hot, and as such can induce sweating. Even with the "HEATING" element turned off, it gets hot. That's just basic thermodynamics, force air through a narrow tube, at great velocity, causes friction, which becomes heat.I now have bought a second one. I keep one in the Master Bath, since during the winters (which are non-existent on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi) I will bathe my pups in the Walk-in Shower. and then 120ft away is the garage, so instead of trying to lug this back and forth, I just keep the second unit in the garage for when I want to bathe them with the garden hose, especially since this is Mississippi, meaning USUALLY it's constantly raining, so what little dirt I do have (since my yard is 90% sand, sigh), I can hose them, dry them, bring them in. One time they came in from a very rare (well for Trapper, Zelda doesn't mind the rain) rain play, which I don't mind, any play is good play; and I ferried them to the master bath since there's a backdoor just around the corner of the master in the "office"/"workout" (lol) room, and with this I dried off a Foxhound/Catahoula and Dutch/Mal/Lab mix (which you'd think would have a thick coat, she doesn't) in about 5 minutes each using the fan nozzle and towel combo was able to get them darn near bone dry.Only issue I have had and I partially fixed, was my first unit, the hose broke on it. BUT I was able to repair it in a rather jank manner, and I don't know exactly what happened there. Since when I do store it, I have more than enough room for the hose to wind in a non-crimped manner so it doesn't put stress on the base connector where it broke/tore.OTHER THAN THAT, I've been rocking the first one for about 3 or 4 years at least with no signs of quitting, just that minor hose issue, and these are one of those things that you find 100s of on Amazon, at so many CRAZY price points, that you're just getting into law of diminishing return. Since a lot of the higher priced ones have lower CFMs than this one, that I can confidently say, at $70 (since there was a $10 coupon) this is a PERFECT and inexpensive home accessory for those with pets. OH, it is super loud, and Trapper starts out hating it, but quickly loves the massaging quality of it. Zelda the Dutch is not a huge fan of it and doesn't find the same comfort in it as Trapper does shortly after. Though, since both of my dogs are just such amazing shelter pups, it's not an active battle with them, so Zelda reluctantly allows me to dry her. Trapper will literally push into the nozzle and nuzzle it. It's super adorable and annoying. LOL...