Utility sink test before I trusted it with the dog. Cloud showed up. A bit loud in that room. Fine for bath day.
Water turns milky white / Two push-fit hoses / No plumbing / US plug, 110 to 120 V / Free tracked shipping / 1-year warranty / Water turns milky white / Two push-fit hoses / No plumbing / US plug, 110 to 120 V / Free tracked shipping / 1-year warranty /
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★★★★★ 4.7 · 206 reviews
Microbubble bath system for dogs and cats
Kiba Cloud Microbubble Bath System
Fills any tub with bubbles so fine the water turns milky white. The spa-style bath groomers charge extra for.
$749USD$949
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Free tracked shipping, delivered in 5 to 10 business days.
What’s in the box
| Kiba Cloud microbubble unit | 1× |
| Inlet hose with stainless steel strainer | 1× |
| Outlet hose with stainless steel aerator head | 1× |
| Power adapter with US plug (110 to 120 V in, 24 V out) | 1× |
✓ US plug, 110–120 V✓ 30-day returns✓ 1-year warranty✓ Free tracked shipping
- Water turns to milk. The unit draws water from the tub, mixes it with air under pressure and returns it as a cloud of microbubbles, far finer than a shower head or air stone makes.
- No plumbing. Two push-fit hoses: one takes water in through a stainless steel strainer, the other sends it back through a stainless steel aerator head. Drop both ends in the tub and press the button.
- Works with the tub you have. Grooming tub, home bath, or a plastic tote for small dogs. For water up to 50 °C.
- Small enough for a shelf. 30 × 14 × 28 cm and 4.5 kg, running on a low-voltage adapter. Only the hose ends go in the water.
Kiba Cloud is a bathing tool. It does not treat skin conditions: for those, follow your vet’s advice.
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The bath that turns water white.
Groomers call it a milk bath: water so full of microscopic bubbles that it looks like milk. Kiba Cloud makes it in the tub you already have, with nothing but water and air.
Set-up
Four steps, no plumbing
Push in the two hoses
Each hose clicks into its own port on the unit. One is the inlet, one is the outlet.
Drop both ends in the water
Fill the tub with warm water first. The stainless steel strainer draws water in, and the slotted aerator head sends it back.
Press the button
One button on top starts the unit. Keep the unit itself dry, on a shelf or the floor beside the tub.
Bathe in the cloud
The water turns white as it fills with microbubbles. Lower your dog in and wash as you normally would.
What happens in the tub
Clear to cloud.
The unit mixes air into the water under pressure. When that water returns to the tub, the air comes out as bubbles too small to see one by one.
- 1Start with clear, warm water.
- 2The aerator head releases a stream of microbubbles.
- 3The whole tub turns milky white.
For groomers
An add-on your clients can see.
A microbubble bath is a service customers notice the moment the water turns white. Kiba Cloud sits on a shelf by the tub and moves between stations in one hand.
- Works with a standard grooming tub
- 4.5 kg, carries in one hand
- Low-voltage adapter, unit stays out of the water
For home
Bath day, upgraded.
For a house with more than one dog, or one dog who needs bathing often, having the unit at home means a milk bath whenever you run the tub.
- Works in a bath, tub or tote
- Water up to 50 °C
- Rinse the hoses through with clean water after use
Side by side
Your own unit, or a salon session
| What matters | Kiba Cloud | Salon microbubble bath |
|---|---|---|
| Where | Your own tub, any day | At the salon, by appointment |
| Cost | One purchase | Charged per bath as an add-on |
| Set-up | Two hoses and a button | None, they do it for you |
| Best for | Groomers adding a service, multi-dog homes | An occasional treat |
Our promise
Fill the tub and see for yourself.
30days to return it
1year warranty
24hours to a reply, at most
Questions
Good to know before you order.
Something we haven’t covered? Email info@kibaclub.com and a person replies within 24 hours.
Do I need a special tub?
No. Any tub that holds water works: a grooming tub, a home bath or a plastic tote for small dogs. The two hose ends simply sit in the water.
How long does the water take to turn white?
It depends on how much water is in the tub. A small tub turns sooner than a full-size bath.
Does it help with itchy skin or allergies?
Kiba Cloud is a bathing tool and we make no medical claims for it. If your dog has a skin condition, ask your vet what bathing routine they recommend.
Can the unit go in the water?
No. Only the two hose ends go in the water. Keep the unit and its power adapter dry, on a shelf or the floor beside the tub.
Does it work in the United States?
Yes. Kiba Cloud runs on 24 V DC from the included adapter, and every unit we ship to the United States comes with an adapter that has a US plug and runs on 110 to 120 V, so it plugs straight into a standard US wall socket. Outside the US, email info@kibaclub.com with your country before you order and we will confirm the adapter and plug we would ship to you.
How do I clean it?
After a bath, run the unit for a minute with the hose ends in clean water, then lift the hoses out and let them drain.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are prepared within 1 to 3 business days and delivered by tracked courier, usually in 5 to 10 business days. Shipping is free and you get a tracking number by email.
What if it is not right for us?
Tell us within 30 days of delivery and we will arrange a return for a refund. If it arrives damaged or develops a fault in the first year, we repair, replace or refund. Full terms are in the refund policy.
The details
Technical details
Full specification
| Size | 300 × 140 × 280 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Housing | PVC |
| Power | 24 V DC from the included adapter; US orders get an adapter with a US plug for 110 to 120 V |
| Working pressure | 0.2 MPa |
| Water | Clean tap water up to 50 °C |
| Hoses | Two push-fit hoses: inlet with stainless steel strainer, outlet with stainless steel aerator head |
| Controls | One power button on top |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Kiba Cloud is a bathing appliance. Keep the unit and adapter away from water, never run it dry, and do not leave an animal unattended in a bath.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 206 reviews.
Real bathtub, milky from the stainless end. Soap bottles stayed on the rim. This is the look the groomer charges extra for.
Adapter cable is long and lives in a coil next to the unit. The bath itself is good. I wish the cable were shorter.
Drying the strainer and the smaller aerator on a towel. They are the only bits that go in the water. Box stays out.
Works at night. I can hear the pump in a quiet bathroom. The unit stays on the floor and only the hoses go over the rim.
The unit stays on the tiles. Two ports on the front, one button on the top. Nothing to plumb. I keep the box dry.
Maltese in the plastic tub. Clear water, then a cloud. He stood better than he does under the shower. Still just a bath, not a skin treatment.
Frenchie in a low tub. Cloudy water, calmer than a hose-down. I still shampoo as normal. This does not treat skin.
The white ports need a firm push. Blank labels under them, no mystery. Once they seat, they stay.
One round button on top. That is the whole control. 24 V brick stays with the box, not in the water.
Hose ends are stainless. The bigger one is the slotted strainer, the smaller one is the aerator. I rinse them after the bath.
Hard to see the button in a dark corner. It runs. The pump is louder than the listing made me think.
Sits on a stool beside the real tub. Two hoses in, one button. No plumber. Warm water, then milky.
It is a bath machine, not a treatment, which the bottle of shampoo next to it should have reminded me. Water does go cloudy. That is all I needed.
Golden after a walk. Unit on the floor, hoses in milky water, then a normal wash. Coat still needs a towel. The bath was the easy part.
On a shelf with the hoses down into the tub. Side panel and the screws match the box I ordered. Simple.
You can watch the cloud spread from the metal end. That is the whole trick. Fine bubbles, water looks like milk.
Not for us. I could not get a proper milk bath. Water stayed clear-ish and the unit sits unused.
Not for us. Too noisy for our flat, and the hoses kept popping the push-fit. Back to the shower head.
Mixed. I would not buy it hoping it fixes skin. It is a bath gadget. Okay for a Cocker bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. It turns the water cloudy, not the bright white I expected on the first try. Okay for a Maltese bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. It turns the water cloudy, not the bright white I expected on the first try. Okay for a Beagle bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. I would not buy it hoping it fixes skin. It is a bath gadget. Okay for a Beagle bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. I would not buy it hoping it fixes skin. It is a bath gadget. Okay for a Frenchie bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. I would not buy it hoping it fixes skin. It is a bath gadget. Okay for a spaniel bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. Takes a while to cloud a deep tub. Fine in a low plastic bath. Okay for a Cocker bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Mixed. It turns the water cloudy, not the bright white I expected on the first try. Okay for a spaniel bath, not something I would call a treatment.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The pump is louder than I expected in a small bathroom. Still using it for my spaniel.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The push-fit hoses need a firm shove the first time. Still using it for my Cocker.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. You have to keep both ends under the water or it gulps air. Still using it for my Lab.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The push-fit hoses need a firm shove the first time. Still using it for my Poodle.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The pump is louder than I expected in a small bathroom. Still using it for my Cocker.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. You have to keep both ends under the water or it gulps air. Still using it for my spaniel.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The push-fit hoses need a firm shove the first time. Still using it for my Frenchie.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The pump is louder than I expected in a small bathroom. Still using it for my Poodle.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The adapter cable is long and lives in a tangle. Still using it for my terrier.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The pump is louder than I expected in a small bathroom. Still using it for my terrier.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. It does not replace a proper dry. The coat is still wet after. Still using it for my cat.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The pump is louder than I expected in a small bathroom. Still using it for my Lab.
Works. Milky water, one button, two hoses. The adapter cable is long and lives in a tangle. Still using it for my Poodle.