Product Overview
Muddy paws on the hallway floor is the tax you pay for a proper winter walk. This dog paw cleaner cup takes it off at the door: half-fill it with water, lower one paw in, twist a few times, and the soft silicone bristles inside work between the pads and toes where a towel never reaches. It suits dogs and cats, and it is light enough to keep in the car boot for beach days and muddy trailheads.
Why You'll Love It
- Cleans between the pads and toes, not just the top of the paw
- Stops mud, grit and road salt being tracked through the house
- Gentler on paws than scrubbing with a towel
- The silicone bristles double as a light massage while they clean
- Portable enough to live in the car, a rucksack or by the back door
- One-piece cup design that rinses clean in seconds
Key Features
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Soft silicone bristles line the inside of the cup and flex around the shape of the paw
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Durable plastic body built to be dropped, packed and rinsed repeatedly
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Portable design intended for outdoor use and travel, not just the bathroom
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Quick one-paw-at-a-time cleaning — no bath, no hose, no bathroom floor to mop afterwards
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Two colours — Orange and Blue
Product Specifications
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Cup material: Plastic
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Bristle material: Soft silicone
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Colours available: Orange, Blue
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Size: Large — this listing is the manufacturer's large cup
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Suitable pets: Dogs and cats
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Use: Indoor or outdoor, one paw at a time
Package Includes
One paw cleaner cup in the colour you select. Water, and any soap you choose to add, are not included — and the manufacturer does not supply a lid or carry case with this item.
Important Information
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The manufacturer does not publish the cup's dimensions or internal diameter. We have not invented them. This is the supplier's large size, which is the one intended for medium and larger dogs; if your dog is very small or very large, message us with a paw width and we will check with the supplier before you order.
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Fill with plain water, roughly a third to halfway. Too full and it overflows when the paw goes in.
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Plain water is usually enough. If you add anything, use a pet-safe wash — human soaps and detergents strip the natural oils from paw pads and can leave them cracked.
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Introduce it slowly with a nervous dog. Let it sniff the empty cup first, then try one paw with a treat, rather than starting with four muddy feet after a long walk.
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Dry the paws afterwards with a towel, especially between the toes — damp left in the webbing is what causes irritation.
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Do not use it on a cut, a split pad or an inflamed paw. Speak to your vet instead.
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Care: Empty, rinse and air-dry after each use so grit does not build up under the bristles.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I actually use it?
Half-fill with water, place one paw inside, and twist the cup gently a few times so the bristles work around the pad and between the toes. Lift out, towel dry, repeat for the other paws. Change the water when it gets muddy.
Will it fit my dog's paw?
This is the manufacturer's large size, intended for medium and larger dogs. No internal measurement is published, so if you have a very small or a very large dog, send us the width of a front paw and we will confirm with the supplier first.
Can I use it on a cat?
Yes, the supplier lists it for cats as well as dogs — but go slowly. Most cats need several short, rewarded sessions before they will accept a paw being held in water at all.
Do I need to add soap?
Not usually. Plain water plus the bristles handles ordinary mud. If you do add something, use a pet-specific wash and rinse well.
Is it dishwasher safe?
The manufacturer does not say, so we would not risk it. Rinsing under a warm tap and leaving it to air-dry takes a few seconds and avoids warping the plastic.
Does it come with a lid?
No. The listing is for the cup alone, so do not plan on carrying it full of water in a bag.
