Dog wash tubs and splash pools for multifamily housing projects

By GYMS FOR DOGS | December 16, 2020

The new COOL DOG wash tub comes in 6 standard colors. Other colors can be specified. Photo: Courtesy Gyms for Dogs

Gyms for Dogs has released their new COOL DOG brand wash tub. The tub is manufactured with high-quality craftsmanship and designed for indoor or outdoor use in both commercial and residential settings.

The tub comes in 6 unique standard colors and is also available in custom colors. It comes complete with a hair-catching drain, a soft mat for the dogs to stand in during the wash, and a quality faucet and spray nozzle.

It is generously sized for even big dogs to feel comfortable during the washing process.

The tub comes in 2 styles: a free- standing tub and a tub with a backsplash built into the unit.

The dog wash tub is made in the USA to the specifier's color selections.

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For more information visit: www.CoolDogWashTubs.com

DOG SPLASH POOLS ALSO AVAILABLE

Gyms for Dogs has also issued new splash pools for apartment and condo occupiers' dogs to frolic in.

More information: www.CoolDogSplashPool.com

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