XPOWER B-27 Super Tub Pro Double Motor 6 HP Professional Dog & Cat Grooming Dryer

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  • Equipped with dual 3-horsepower motors that can produce up to 180 CPM of output.
  • Designed with a unique, easy-to-clean 3-filter system.
  • Features variable speed control and heated airflow that can penetrate the thickest coats.
  • Comes complete with screw-on nozzles and a long thermal hose.
  • Built using strong, lightweight ABS plastic for long-lasting durability.

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MaterialPolypropylene, PlasticPolypropylene, PlasticPlasticSteel, MetalPlastic
Grooming Tool TypeDryersDryersDryersDryersDryers
Breed Size——Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds——
Lifestage——Adult—Adult

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Laurie on Jan 18, 2022

Quiet snd strong

Just got this and so far it looks very good. I’d suggest having the dog around it just to get used to the sound before blowing air on them and pair with treats because it seems many dogs are afraid of blowing air! Graduated exposure is a good method. Eventually, they learn to enjoy how it feels!