Paw wash for dogs and cats

Replacement refills are sold separately, which is a huge plus—you don't have to buy a whole new paw washer every time.

I love that there's no need to rinse, with two dogs it really saves time in the morning before work.

Bought this for my pug, the brush attachment fits tightly and doesn't slip off when twisting the paw.

The kitten was scared at first, but the soft silicone quickly calmed him down, now we wash his paws without any issues.

Got caught in a proper downpour with my Weimaraner yesterday and figured a full bath was unavoidable once we got home. Instead I just filled the cup, added a splash of the shampoo, and worked each paw in it a bit. Dirt vanished, no muddy prints anywhere on the floor. The insert pops out for cleaning too. Didn't even need towels for the aftermath. Real time and stress saver, telling everyone I know with a dog about it.

My Maltipoo has long hair on his paws, the bristles combed through the dirt gently without any pulling.

I like that the shampoo is fragrance-free. My retriever usually scratches himself after other foaming products, but not with this one.

The brush comes off easily, I wash it in the sink once a week. No bad smell develops at all.

The bottle size is a bit small. For my Shepherd, the liquid only lasts for a few days of active walks.

It's comfortable to hold, the body shape doesn't slip even if your hands are soapy.

The silicone insert gets right between the toes, where small dirt usually gets stuck on my Beagle.

What sold me was the ingredient list, no parabens, no sulfates. Lathers beautifully too.

My puppy has sensitive skin, after a week of use there's no redness and his paws are clean.

I thought the kittens would resist, but the formula is gentle and they sit still while I clean their paws after the litter box.

Bought it for the car. The silicone inside feels nice to the touch and easily rinses off under the tap in seconds.

The silicone doesn't scratch the paw pads, my old dog calmly sits through the whole procedure.

It's convenient to pour out the dirty water after each paw, you can see exactly how much sand came off.

The brush comes off effortlessly, I wash it in the evening and it doesn't smell like mildew.

I love that there are no hard-to-reach spots on the brush, it rinses clean with plain water in a couple of seconds without needing a sponge.

The dirty water stays inside, not a single drop on the floor around the washer, keeping the hallway floor clean.

It just lives by the front door now. Quick dunk and a spin, empty out the grime, and that's it, no more muddy prints tracked through the house.

Showers terrify my puppy, but this doesn't seem to bother him nearly as much, quick paw dip and we're finished before he even registers what happened.

I like that the product has no harsh fragrance, I have a sensitive nose myself, and it's perfectly fine for the dog too.

The price for the device itself is fair, and the solution lasts a long time. A little drop creates a lot of foam.

After a walk on gravel, the brush washed out the fine dust from the nails, the towel stayed almost completely clean.

I’d buy it again just because washing paws is so easy now. No bathtub and no pet screaming.

I liked that the shampoo is no-rinse: I wiped the paws with a towel, and the dog went straight back inside.

After the rain, my spaniel’s paws came clean without a bath, but the lid is a little stiff to close.

The design is extremely simple, even for a child. My daughter now washes our corgi’s paws herself after walks.

No sulfates in this one, which matters for my pug since his pads usually dry out with regular shampoo. Not an issue here.

The cup is well made, and the plastic doesn’t smell like cheap chemicals. An excellent purchase for the money.

After the rain, we no longer leave a trail of paw prints in the entrance hall; the paws wipe almost dry.

Our Labrador puppy chews on everything, including his own paws, so knowing there's nothing like phthalates in this lets me relax about him licking himself afterward.

We have a Spitz and a young Labrador, and after evening walks there used to be a line for the bathroom. Now I put the paw washer by the door: first the Spitz’s little paws, then the Labrador’s. For the big dog, I pour in a bit more water, but the product is still used sparingly. There’s no smell, the floor is clean, and both pets got used to it in a few days.

It was perfect for my pug with sensitive skin. No redness between the folds on his paws.

My dog reacts badly to harsh chemicals normally, but no redness on his pads with this one so far, going sulfate-free clearly helps.

After the park with wet grass, the paw washer removed the green marks from the pads in a minute.

Liked that it's vegan and skips the sulfates, feels like a safer bet for our Jack Russell's skin.

No need to drag the dog to the bathroom after every puddle, which saves a lot of time in the evening.

After the rain, I put my corgi’s paws in, turned it a couple of times, and the sand stayed in the cup.

After washing, there’s no strong perfume scent, and the house doesn’t smell like shampoo. I liked that.

The compact bottle fit into the carrier bag; we take it on every trip outdoors.

The brush comes off and washes easily, but I didn’t get it back in place on the first try.

I do two turns and the paw is clean. The silicone feels nice to the touch and doesn’t scratch my pet’s skin.

I’m buying a second pack. Usage is minimal, and the refill packs make the process very inexpensive.

After slush, the dirt settles inside and doesn’t smear over the paw. I’ll buy a refill when it runs out.

I have a poodle, and his paws get terribly dirty. The foam cleans the dirt between the pads really well without unnecessary rubbing.

I expected a thick lather that would just lift the mud off. You get a modest amount of foam and you still have to rub each paw. Not the hands-free thing I imagined.

I pour water up to the mark, add shampoo, and foam it up. There’s enough foam for all four paws of my Doberman.

The silicone bristles are soft, and my cat doesn’t pull her paw away like she does with a regular brush.

Brought this along on a beach trip for our dachshund, Lola. Sand used to get so packed between her toes that we'd be standing in the shower forever trying to get it all out. Now it's a quick dip in the cup and a towel-off afterward, sand grains just work loose against the silicone. Lola doesn't even bother trying to squirm away anymore. Genuinely handy for trips like that.

Didn't expect to care about the vegan formula but it's a nice touch, and it still gets street dust off completely.

I thought it would be sticky because of the leave-in shampoo, but no, the paws dry and don't leave any marks on the hardwood floors.

Great design with no smell. It easily fits in a shoe rack in the hallway, always within reach.

The water inside doesn't leak; there's a rubber gasket at the bottom, the container is completely sealed.

The silicone attachment does a great job removing sand from the paws, but it takes longer to dry inside than I expected.

Bought it for my cat who absolutely hates water, but this device didn't cause any aggression, probably because of the soft silicone.

A small amount of the product is enough; the foam spreads evenly over the entire paw.

I immediately grabbed two spare packs; it's so convenient that they are sold, makes it very cost-effective.

It's convenient that it works for both the dog and the cat. We keep one in the entryway for both of them.

The unscented shampoo suited my cat, she didn't sneeze. It's just a pity that it doesn't produce much foam.

The foam is enough for the nastiest dirt. We washed the paws after a walk in the woods in half a minute without any issues.

Had the vet take a look at my dog's pads after weeks of using this, said the skin looked great, no dryness at all.

Glad it skips phosphates and parabens, one less thing to worry about when he grooms himself afterward.

The shampoo is genuinely unscented, which is a huge rarity. My cat is super sensitive to smells, but everything went perfectly here.

I wash the nozzle separately; it cleans quickly of hair and small leaves.

No scent, which is a huge plus: our dachshund doesn't sneeze and doesn't lick his paws for hours.

The product doesn't need to be rinsed off with water, which is a real lifesaver in winter when you don't want to drag a wet dog into the bathtub.

An absolute lifesaver after a walk in the rain. We used to wash them in a basin, now everything is much faster.

Finally, no need to wash the tub after every evening walk. Just grab the cup and go to sleep.

Didn't even need to check the instructions, filled it up and it was obvious what to do. Great option to keep by the door after walks.

Put it to the test after a forest trail walk with my Jack Russell. Warm water, a bit of the shampoo, and each paw got maybe a few seconds of attention. Pine needles and grit that had wedged between his toes came right loose. He stayed relaxed through the whole thing thanks to how soft the bristles are. No hesitation buying this again.

Ordered it for both my cat and dog, it works for both, the formula is universal. We'll be buying refills in the future.

The size is convenient for travel; we took it on a weekend trip, it barely took up any space in the bag.

My cat goes out on the balcony and tracks in dust; now I can quickly clean her paws without a full bath.

I’ve been using Fernpaw for the second week now after walks with my Miniature Schnauzer. There are deicers on the streets, so I wash his paws every time, but I don’t want to turn on the bathtub. The no-rinse shampoo is easy to spread as a foam, then I blot with a towel. The paw pads haven’t dried out, and the dog stands calmly. Small note: it’s better to put a clean wipe nearby in advance.

I have a Turkish Angora cat, and her paws are snow-white, so any dirt shows right away. This paw washer solved the problem completely. I used to try just wiping them with wet wipes, but they dry out the skin and leave a sticky film. This uses a special no-rinse shampoo with a carefully balanced formula. It makes the fur soft, and the dirt literally comes off against the silicone bristles without any rubbing. The cat doesn’t even meow during the process, apparently the brushes also give a light massage. Replacement refills are already in my cart while I wait for the main bottle to run out.

Works well for a French bulldog's short legs, easy to reach the paw in, quick swirl, towel off, done.

The paws aren’t sticky after the shampoo; I just wipe them with a cloth. That’s important for our cat.

A great thing for muddy autumn weather. The attachment is easy to twist, and the dirt comes off my spaniel’s paws brilliantly.

I bought this Fernpaw paw washer specifically for the autumn-winter season, since I live outside the city and my dog constantly brings clay in on his paws. The soft silicone brush attachment does its job perfectly: it creates a thick foam that easily gets between the toes. I’ll also note separately that the cleanser has a balanced pH, so I don’t worry about my dog’s paw pads drying out. Since the formula is no-rinse, I simply blot the paws with a towel. The vegan formula without parabens or phosphates inspires confidence. The 150 ml pack lasts a long time; the usage is very economical. I’m completely satisfied with the purchase and will order replacement refills when the main container runs out. Definitely worth the money.

It worked well for a cat with sensitive, allergy-prone skin; after cleaning, he doesn’t lick his paws in irritation.

We have a Bichon, and dirty paws after walks in the yard were a constant problem. This thing really saves us. I pour in water, add a little of their foaming cleanser, a couple of movements, and the paws are clean. For now, I’m not vacuuming the rug every day. The foam cleans really well between the pads, where all the street dirt collects. The puppy was scared at first, but the soft bristles didn’t frighten him, and now he stands calmly. I’ll definitely buy more.

The removable brush comes out easily; I rinsed it under the tap and put it back, very convenient.

The refill pouch took up less space in the cabinet than a new bottle, so I’ll be buying more.

The absence of phosphates in the formula is a plus for the environment and for our yard, where the dog walks on the grass.

After walks on salt in winter, I clean my Labrador’s paws; the skin looks calm, and I haven’t noticed any dryness.

The shampoo scent is neutral, doesn’t overpower perfume, and doesn’t smell chemical. That’s rare for us.

Spring here always means a muddy mess in the yard. Our mutt Sharik brings in so much on his paws that it’s scary to let him into the kitchen. Before buying the Fernpaw paw washer, we washed his paws in a basin every day and went through a ton of towels. Now the whole process takes exactly one minute for all four paws. The shampoo foam is very thick and washes off not only visible dirt but also deicers from the asphalt that cause discomfort. Since the product is paraben-free, I don’t worry that the dog might accidentally lick it off when he grooms himself after the procedure. The 150 ml bottle lasted almost three weeks with daily use. We’ll be buying refill pouches.

With two Welsh Corgis tracking in mud after every forest walk, my hallway used to be a disaster zone come autumn. Decided to give this a shot. Wasn't sure at first if there'd be enough lather, but the bristles whip it up fine. Each paw goes in, gets swished around briefly, and the dirt just stays trapped in the cup rather than ending up on my floor. What won me over is not having to towel-dry or blow-dry afterward, it doesn't need rinsing at all. Pads still feel soft, not stripped out or dried, and one bottle has lasted us weeks since so little is needed per use. Brush pops off for a quick rinse too. Simple system, does what it says.

Was doubtful about skipping the rinse step at first, but turns out the paws come out fine, not sticky, and dirt stops clinging to the fur.

I was tired of washing the rug after every walk in the park. With this paw washer, the problem disappeared completely. I remove the dirt right in the hallway.

Needed something without parabens given how sensitive my cat's pads are, zero reaction since we started using it.

I like that there’s no need to carry the pet into the bathroom. We wash the paws right in the entryway in a minute.

I ordered extra refill pouches right away. It’s very convenient that you don’t have to buy a new cup when the foam runs out.

Checked the ingredients before buying and there's nothing like phthalates in there, so I don't think twice using it on my puppy after short walks.

Being vegan myself, I wanted something without harsh additives for my dog too, and this lives up to what's advertised.

The silicone brush comes off in one motion. It’s very easy to keep the device itself clean, no mold.

I hesitated for a long time because of reviews of other brands, but here the brush really is soft. The dog doesn’t pull away.

The attachment comes off in one motion, but stays firmly in place while washing the paw. A well-thought-out thing.

The kitten was surprised at first, but the soft brush didn't scare him; now we wash his paws calmly.

Would buy again. The rotating mechanism works smoothly, and the silicone doesn't scratch the skin between the dog's toes.

Surprised a gentle, vegan formula like this cut through stubborn dirt from a woods walk better than the harsher shampoos I'd tried before.

The foam is really thick. Fine sand is washed out of the fur instantly in a single turn.

After three walks in a wet yard, I noticed the water darkens immediately, while the paws stay clean.

After washing, the paw pads are soft; you can tell the shampoo cares for the skin rather than just removing dirt.

No phosphates in it, but don't let that fool you, it still handles wet dirt fine, my husky's paws come out clean every time.

The gentle formula doesn't dry out the skin; we use it for our kitten and haven't noticed any irritation.

I bought it mostly for my poodle, but ended up using it for my cat too after leash walks. It thoroughly cleans the fur around the poodle's pads, and the cat likes that it has no scent. I take out the removable silicone brush and rinse it, so nothing stagnates inside. Both pets react calmly.

Refills are sold separately, so I didn't have to buy the whole set again. Practical.

My dog's breed needs gentler products, and this vegan formula turned out to be exactly right for us.

Our vet actually mentioned that pH-balanced formulas like this one are easier on the pads. Already planning to reorder.

Our kitten had been tearing around wet dirt near the garden beds at the country house, and a plain wipe just wasn't cutting it. Tried this that evening, went one paw at a time, taking it slow since she's still little. Worked better than expected, even her claws came out cleaner, and she never got spooked through the whole thing. Also glad there's no strong scent to it and no need to rinse after.

The container with the attachment doesn't leak when I carefully turn the paw inside. Worked great for my shepherd.

The foam is dense, and my spaniel's paws got washed faster than wiping them with a rag by the door.

Bought it because of the removable brush. Took it off, rinsed it under the tap in a second, no problems at all.

Lathers perfectly, the fur on the paws smells clean, not like dirt. The bottle will last a long time, we will buy more.

My Jack Russell has very sensitive skin and got redness from other shampoos. The Fernpaw formula is gentle, there's no allergy, and we wash his paws every day without any issues. The terrier doesn't lick his paws after washing, so the lack of fragrance really seems to work. The silicone brush massages the pads perfectly and removes even small pebbles. The foam is easy to rinse off or just wipe with a towel, which is incredibly convenient in the muddy autumn. I'll be ordering refill pouches when this bottle runs out, as the usage is economical and cost-effective.