I have no idea. I have never seen anything like this in Japan, but I might not doubt that they exist. Any pet owners in Japan can verify this for me?
From Apps.com:
More and more people in the suburbs of Tokyo are using the vending machines that wash, rinse and blow dries their pets in about 30 minutes, Ananova reports.
A groomer at Joyful Honda pet market claims the process uses pure ozone water and is completely safe for the pet. One user, however, admitted it took his Yorkshire terrier a while to get used to the dryer.
The vending machine wash costs about $5 compared to approximately $30 for grooming.
Small print: $150 may be needed for pet therapy afterward.
Japanese pet owners are trying to save money in today’s recession by having their dogs and cats washed in a specially designed machine instead of using groomers.
Cruel and unusual punishment?
A groomer at Joyful Honda pet market claims the process uses pure ozone water and is completely safe for the pet. One user, however, admitted it took his Yorkshire terrier a while to get used to the dryer.
The vending machine wash costs about $5 compared to approximately $30 for grooming.
Small print: $150 may be needed for pet therapy afterward.
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