Alvantor Pet Swimming Pool Dog Bathing Tub Kiddie Pools Cat Puppy Shower Spa Foldable Portable Indoor Outdoor Pond Ball Pit 42" x12" Patent Pending

So happy I got this. It is right size for an adult (under 6ft tall) to sit in. It is deep enough to provide a spot of relief on a hot day. Easy to drain with a hose if water needs changing (siphon). Walls holding up perfectly. Sides are still clean after over 3 months. I add a small drop of bleach to the water every 4 or 5 days and cover it at night with an old window screen. No grime on material, no bugs or debris in it. I expect to clean it, fold it, store it, and open it again next June. If the material is dry or cracked from storing over the winter, I will update the review.I put it away today after cleaning it well. I had changed the water about every 10 days during the summer. Still glad I got it. *Looking at getting bigger size for next year and taking the smaller size for travel. *NB: the dimensions on the floor are approx 6inches smaller than the top span; so I have the 42inch, but it measures about 36 on the floor.

Life that this is easy to fold up in the cold season. So far my dogs have not destroyed it and it is easy to drain & clean.

I use it as a kiddie pool. My 1 year old really liked it. It's durable too. Like a really durable leak proof fabric. And it folds up so nice and small like a thick book. U can just put it upside down to dry. It's actually way better than that inflatable garbage.

I do not regret my purchase, only that I didn’t order the larger pool. I have a female GSD that’s about 100# that we rescued winter of 2021. With NH summer temps in the 90s, not knowing her response to bodies of water but knowing she loves puddles, I wanted to try a dog pool & am glad I did! She likes to jump & run through it but mostly like splashing by kicking her front leg like a horse & occasionally biting the sides. This pool withstood the bites & kicking resulting in non-damaging scratches. However, it ended up with a few holes due which was due to human error. She has a love/hate relationship w the hose. So the one day I was filling it up and she jumped in before the bottom was fully covered w water. Since the floor material doesn’t always lay flat, it was bunched & she started play biting at the floor where the water was splashing as she wanted to she the hose who’s boss. This resulted in a few holes about the circumference of a pencil eraser ✏️ . But it still holds water & is basically full (minus what she splashes our & her long fluffy hair soaks up) when I empty it at the end of the day bc it’s usually dirty from her breaks running around & digging in in the dirt before jumping back in. It’s really easy to clean, fold & dries quickly. I plan to patch the holes at the end of summer just to see it the patches work. I plan to get her a larger pool next summer that’s more than 6” larger than her, & will probably get the same brand of the patches hold. By the reviews of other dog pools, I’m really glad I went with this style. Even though it was pricier than the other dog pools, I feel the style of this pool is more durable. I may try one of the other cheaper ones if it comes in a bigger size (63” or 71”) next year just to compare the durability, per my dogs idea of pool fun. I only will if it’s on a deal, as I don’t want to be buying multiple pools & wasting money that could’ve just went towards the cost of this style in the larger size.

I use this pool for the horses. It helps prevent wasted hay & is easy to move.Although; when a cow likes to get in it or drag it around as a toy, the life span is shorter. Lol