Jasonwell Foldable Dog Pet Bath Pool Collapsible Dog Pet Pool Bathing Tub Kiddie Pool Doggie Wading Pool for Puppy Small Medium Large Dogs Cats and Kids 32" Blue

The Jasonwell Foldable Dog Pool is a game changer for hot days! It’s super easy to set up—no inflation needed—and folds flat for storage. The material is thick and durable; it holds up well to claws as long as nails are trimmed. The 63” size is perfect for my two dogs and even works for kids to splash around. Drains easily, cleans up fast, and is very versatile. Just be sure to place it on a flat surface and let it dry fully before storing. Definitely worth it!

Excellent puppy pool! Purchased this for our dogs when we are running at field trials and the weather is warmer. It is super easy to pack as it folds up, taking up hardly any space. The quality is fantastic, very sturdy and well made. On hot days we pour in 5gal of water and a bag of ice and the pups have an automatic cooling station. Highly recommend this to anyone that wants a great travel ready pool.

I got the XL size and am happy I did. This is my 17 month old in the pool and there is still so much room around her. Easy to clean. Easy to empty. Great quality. Easy to store for the winter/when not using. Minor flexibility on the sides for when little ones are stepping in or out. She enjoys it and I don’t have to worry about it popping or storing it on the side of my house.

I got this Jasonwell foldable dog pool for my 70 lb Pitbull, and it’s been a hit! He loves cooling off in it, and it’s held up surprisingly well to his splashing and zoomies.Pros:Sturdy Design: The hard sides hold up well even when my dog leans or paws at the edge. No collapsing or tipping.Easy to Set Up and Drain: Just unfold it, fill it, and when you’re done, the drain makes emptying super simple.No Inflating Needed: Unlike other pools, this one requires no air pump or setup hassle.Portable and Foldable: Folds flat for easy storage—great for small spaces or bringing along on trips.Perfect Size: Plenty of room for a medium to large dog to lie down or splash around comfortably.Cons:Watch Out for Sharp Nails: You’ll want to trim your dog’s nails before use—sharp claws could potentially scratch or damage the bottom.Needs Level Ground: Works best on a flat, smooth surface—uneven or rocky ground can cause wear or imbalance.No Cover or Carry Bag: Would be nice if it came with a storage bag or cover for travel.Final Thoughts:If you’ve got a big dog that loves water, this pool is tough, easy to use, and totally worth it. My pitbull loves it, and it’s held up to his weight and energy without a problem.Highly recommend for dog owners who want an easy, fun way to beat the heat.

We bought this little pool last year for our grandson. We’re still using it even though he’s a bit too big. I’m sure it will get him through this summer, so we’ll get 2 summers out of it. Our little man loves the water so this was an excellent buy and the price is right! It’s very durable and easy to clean. The perfect size for toddlers!

This is our third year using this pool and it is still in phenomenal condition. Our grandkids love playing and hanging out in this pool. Easy to set up. Very easy to fold up and keep contained in a small bin. Highly recommend!

I needed this pool for when I washed and rinsed huge sleeping bags outside. I didn’t like the chemicals I used to be tossed out in the yard etc. I would collect the rinsed out water in this pool but then I had to get a bucket and dump it in a drain I have behind my house. Still a lot of work. The drain hole this pool has is weird. You cannot connect a regular garden hose to it like it shows in their photos. That’s a lie!! Unless you buy an adapter or even a special hose it requires. I have no idea what adapter it would need. I liked that it folded but I bought the 70 inch version and it’s huge lol. It doesn’t fold back like it was when it arrived in package! How in the world do you fold it?? Lol. The few demonstration videos you find online still don’t help me at all. Also I don’t have a nice green grass lawn. It’s mostly dirt and it sticks to the pool easily. So that makes another job I have to do and hose it off before I fold. No wait I have to let it dry before I fold it too. The 70 inch version is very heavy too. So just imagine that process folks. I ended up just using those plastic kiddie pools they sell at Walmart again lol. I actually do the washing in a plastic tub. I just needed this pool for the rinsing process as it’s hung spread out etc. with a garden hose sprayer. But now I just do the rinsing in the tub I have. Turns out I didn’t need this folding pool! Ugh. But if you want it as a dog pool or kids. Go for it. You can let the water out in your yard after use. But if you don’t have grass like me expect to have to rinse it out first and dry before folding. Good luck with the folding. Please post a detailed video of folding it if you are able to figure it out. Much appreciated. And yes it’s a tough pool etc. although I also have mulch in my yard and the clippings do start to press up against the bottom of the pool when filled with water. Be aware of that with rocks sticks etc. when you use this. It could puncture. Another reason why I went back to the plastic kiddie pools.

I was afraid it would be too small, but the small pool is great for my 2.5 yr old and 7 month old to splash around in. I set it up on the deck of our sailboat and it made a great bath tub after a day of salt water too. Love that it folds up small and seems durable. Only thing is the drain plug is a couple inches high, so you still have to drag or tip it with a few gallons of water in the bottom.