Four numbers explain why bath day keeps eating your weekends.
Numbers are US market data. Tell us your country and animal count and we will run the same math for you.
Presentation is your product. Baths are how it ships.
Buyers decide with their eyes and nose. Every animal bathed the morning of a viewing, without wrecking your morning.
First impressions, scaledThe disinfected cabin means bath day never becomes transmission day — critical with young immune systems in the building.
4-min cycle between animalsTwelve animals hand-washed is a repetitive-strain weekend. Twelve machine cycles is loading, unloading, and a podcast — at roughly $0.45–3.50 in water, power, and shampoo per wash.
30 min each, unattendedPuppies and kittens that grow up with calm, warm, quiet baths become adults their owners can actually wash. Buyers notice.
A selling point in itselfThe door cannot stay shut on an animal in trouble. Every guard is named below, so you can judge them yourself.
Millimeter-wave radar and infrared sensors track the animal for the whole cycle. If they stop reading a living body, the door unlocks by itself.
Unlocks after 30 secondsWater holds at 38 °C, plus or minus 2 °C, under PID control. A show coat never meets the cooked-dry heat of a hot force dryer.
NTC sensor cuts power at 42 °CNoise is the other thing that frightens cats. Drying stays at or under 65 dB, where rival machines often run past 100 dB.
≤65 dB, not 100 dBWe never built a scent sprayer, because those oils damage a cat's liver and kidneys. The gentle shampoo leaves a light fresh scent on its own.
Zero scent sprayers, by designA physical emergency-stop button sits on the panel, on the panel. The sealed cabin still circulates fresh air, and you watch through the window.
Physical emergency stopIf anything runs abnormal, the machine pushes an alert to you. Nobody has to stand at the panel to catch a problem.
Remote alert pushOne bath day for twelve animals is the unit that matters. Here is what it costs each way.
Twelve is only an example. A cattery with thirty cats and a viewing queue reaches the same answer much faster.
Long coats and big dogs cost more at a salon and take far longer by hand. They cost the machine the same 30-minute cycle.
Salon slots disappear before shows and holidays. A machine in your own building has no booking calendar.
The dosing system takes your shampoo and conditioner, so a coat routine you already trust does not have to change.
Buying factory-direct removes the trader margin, and your exact price comes with the quote within 24 hours.
Litters need gentle; programs need throughput.

A show coat needs judgment no cycle can supply — a britches tangle, the topline before a ring. That's what the second door on our flagship Max is for. It holds a constant-temperature water gun and dryer — no other model of ours pairs manual tools with a full automatic wash. The automatic side takes dogs and cats to 70 kg, unattended.
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Open tub with warm soak programs — 60-minute large, 30-minute small — plus a quiet dry cabinet.
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A true cat wash machine: cat-first design to 15 kg, normal wall socket, no perfume sprays — just a light fresh scent.
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Weatherproof steel rated -10 C to 55 C, so it can sit at the end of an outdoor run. Full automatic to 70 kg for the larger breeds.
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78 cm wide and fully automatic. It fits between condo rows where the flagship will not, and still takes any animal to 70 kg.
See the Store →Most breeding facilities already have everything on the left. Check it before you order, not after.
Software updates install remotely over the network, so the machine you buy this year keeps improving without a service visit.
You don’t have to worry about compliance. Every machine already meets CE, LVD, EMC, and RoHS standards, and we hand you the documents you need for customs, insurance, or your property manager.
CE is the EU’s official conformity mark, and we include the certificates with your order for customs, insurers, and property managers.
LVD stands for the EU Low Voltage Directive, the electrical safety test that CE certification is built on.
It means the machine won’t cause electromagnetic interference with payment terminals or nearby equipment.
RoHS compliant means the machine is free of restricted hazardous substances, so it’s safe to import and operate.




Give us your country and a unit count. Within a day you will have a recommendation, a price, and the cat-wash footage if you want to see a Ragdoll go through a full cycle first.
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What breeders ask before adding one.
It was designed cat-first, with a sealed quiet cabin, 38 °C constant water, a 42 °C hard cutoff, drying at 65 dB or less, and life sensors that unlock the door after 30 seconds. There are no scent sprays at all, because they are toxic to cats. The gentle shampoo still leaves a light fresh scent. We have full-cycle footage of a Ragdoll and a British Blue staying calm; ask and we’ll send it.
Back-to-back cycles with 4-minute self-disinfection between animals. A twelve-animal bath day becomes an afternoon of loading and unloading rather than a weekend of wet work.
The 7-step program uses gel, shampoo, and conditioner with triple rinsing, and the even, warm airflow avoids the coat-cooking of hot force dryers. Bring your own products — the dosing system takes them.
The cabin disinfects with ozone, infrared, and UV-C after every animal, and hair plus waste water are collected internally. Nothing carries from one litter’s bath to the next.
Twenty-five business days in production, then sea or courier. If a show season or a litter is driving the date, say so in your first email and we will work back from it.
CE, covering the Low Voltage Directive and EMC, plus RoHS. Those are the only marks we hold, and we will never claim UL, ETL, FCC, or an IP rating we do not have. Both certificates ship with the order, so customs, your insurer, and your landlord all get the paper they ask for.
No. The roughly 30-minute wash-and-dry runs on its own while you load the next animal. Millimeter-wave radar and infrared sensors watch for a living body, and unlock the door after 30 seconds without a signal. An NTC sensor cuts power if water or air passes 42 °C. Any abnormal event pushes an alert to your phone. Most breeders still watch through the window, because it is worth watching.
That is the number one failure people report with tub setups, so it was designed out. Hair and waste water are collected inside the machine on every cycle — you empty a catch instead of fishing hair out of a drain. The cabin then runs 4 minutes of ozone or anion, infrared, and UV-C disinfection after every wash, which is what stops odor from building up between litters.
A machine down in show week means hand-bathing twelve coats overnight, or a viewing where the litter isn't ready. Our own engineers designed it, so hold your phone to the fault and they'll diagnose it live. Parts ship free, and software problems get patched from our end. Our own wash stores hit the same faults first.