Mud Daddy – Portable Pet Washer, Multipurpose Washing Device, Muddy Walks, Pet Cleaning, Grooming Perfect for Dogs, Horses, Bikes, Shoes, Camping and More – 5 Litre – Orange

Perfect device for household chores and muddy dogs. Easy to use. The only thing I would change is that a shower attachment could be purchased separately to make it it more versatile.

What a Fantastic thing. I only wish i'd had the large mud daddy years ago. It fits easily into the car for very muddy pooches after walks, but so great for the garden to wash them. We have a a Labrador and Collie. The collie has very long fur and it matts easily, this means we can wash in warm water . I love it, and think Daisy does as well. Well made, easy to use and put handle on and a good price.

This is a wonderful idea and works pretty well. Fill with hot water and put in foot-well of your car. After a walk pump it up and wash your dogs off before putting them back in for the drive home. With the wet weather we've been having recently my two hounds have been filthy after walks. This does a good job of washing the worst off before a towel dry. The boot of my car and the mat they sit on has remained clean for weeks now, where as I was having to hose it off after each walk before getting the Mud Daddy. Great for cleaning muddy boots too. For the money I'd say it's massively over-priced and the manufacturer is cashing in whilst they can. Presume there's a patent and the will to protect their IP if others try to emulate. Manufacturing costs must be less than 20% of the retail price. Their prerogative I suppose but with a lower RRP they'd sell a lot more IMHO. Anyhow, I still bought one having seen one in use by another dog owner after a group walk... Anyway, deducted one star due to price vs. what it is. Moulded plastic container, pump with a thin hose and trigger actuated shower-head with brush. The quality is OK but for the money I was expecting it to be higher quality. Don't get me wrong, it does the job but, for example, the strain relief on the hose where it attached to the shower-head is just a spring that, every time I use it, winds up half way down the hose and not doing it's job. A clip of some sort to attach the shower-head to the side of the container when stored or in transit would have been nice (I use a Velcro strap). I have the 8L version which is enough for a large Golden Retriever, a Black Lab and some muddy boots. The brush does get clogged by the coat from the GR and needs combing out after each outing, not really a problem. If you have a single dog the 5L one would be sufficient.

OMG, I have to spaniel shaped mudhounds. I have seen these, and decided to take the plunge. This is my new best friend, its small compact, keeps the water warm for a long while. It cleaned the mud off two large spaniels and there was enough to clean our wellies as well. This little beauty helped us clean up in the space of 20 minutes, when I would have spent nearly an hour bathing and cleaning the dogs. No muddy floors, car was cleaner, dogs were happier. Just need to top up the pressure every now and again when washing. If you have mudhounds, this is a must. Your car will thank you.

Brilliant. We put a little warm water in and then pump it up. The release of water is very good. Holds easily enough for our GSD

Upon opting for the rechargeable model of the Mud Daddy pressure washer and paying the extra, my decision stemmed from apprehensions about the cheaper manual pressurisation model, which received unfavorable reviews. However, the added expense did not translate into performance improvements. Despite my investment, the pressure output remained nothing more than a feeble trickle. When my Mud Daddy arrived, my anticipation quickly turned to disappointment. The initial impression was marred by its cheap plastic bottle, which felt less sturdy than a common petrol can. The hose didn't extend properly, and the absence of a cover for the charging port left me worried about water damage. Practicality became another issue. The washer didn't fit in my standard sink, forcing me to resort to filling it on the floor with jugs. This makeshift solution proved disastrous when I discovered a hole in the bottom, causing water to spill everywhere. While customer service offered to replace the bottle, the overall inconvenience outweighed the effort. Attempting to return the product proved to be an ordeal in itself. The absence of a QR code for the return process meant I had to print the label myself and because I don't have access to a printer, this added an unnecessary hassle to an already frustrating experience. When I reached out to Mud Daddy's customer service for assistance, I was met with hostility and unprofessionalism. Instead of addressing my concerns, they accused me of fraud and displayed a shocking lack of empathy or willingness to assist. Only after intervention from Amazon was I able to resolve the issue and obtain a refund. My interactions with Mud Daddy have left me deeply dissatisfied and frustrated. Their disregard for customer satisfaction and their failure to deliver a product of acceptable quality are unacceptable. I strongly advise potential buyers to steer clear of Mud Daddy and seek alternative solutions for their cleaning needs. In hindsight, the £69.99 investment in the Mud Daddy pressure washer proved unworthy of its price tag. For those accustomed to the convenience of Amazon returns, navigating the process with third-party sellers like Mud Daddy can be cumbersome and time-consuming. Ultimately, my experience serves as a cautionary tale for potential buyers seeking a reliable and hassle-free pressure washer solution.

Pressure is pretty weak for washing a muddy dog .. does the basics .. prolly more suited to washing mud of wellies

My hoomans think it is acceptable to dowse me with water after my walk. How dare they. They say it is an amazing piece of kit and wish they’d bought it sooner

We were skeptical but this is a great product for dog walking or your own muddy hikes. Fill the container and take an extra gallon of water, just in case. We used it on ourselves and a golden Retriever after a walk on the beach. It really helped clean feet and paws as well as those hairy dog legs. Add a towel to get most of the water off and we were set to head home. A simple but effective tool.

We used this occasionally to clean our dog when we go to the beach, so it wasn’t used every week or every day. It has been used 20 times, no more than that before the pump stopped working, so now it doesn’t work at all. We have had it for just 1 year.

Very convenient. Warm or cold water. Great for cleaning up muddy paws!

Worked really well for my 2 large, bath resistant dogs (GSD and pit mix). Got the 8L size and ran out of water before I was able to wet, shampoo, and rinse both of them. I think this is meant for just a rinse, not a full bath, so no complaints—next time I will fill it again between dogs. A really great fix for my dogs, who seem to fear the sound of running water.

I looove this. I have 3 dogs and we hike in the woods along creeks and my dogs are always needing a hose off. This is great because you can use warm water and the brush loosens up the dirt. In the winter you don’t have to hook up your hose. Get one!