Henry Wag Microfibre Noodle Glove Towel | Dog Drying & Grooming Mitt
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The Henry Wag Noodle Glove Towel turns post-walk drying into something your dog actually looks forward to. Slip it on your hand, and what follows is less a chore and more a full-body massage — the soft microfibre noodles absorb water and lift dirt from the coat without pulling or scratching, leaving a natural sheen that a regular towel simply can't match. Your dog gets a superb rub-down. You get a dry dog. Everyone wins.
- Microfibre noodle construction — soft loops absorb more water than flat towelling and won't pull or tangle the coat
- Dries and grooms in one motion — the noodles lift dirt and leave a natural coat sheen as you work
- Glove format — fits over the hand for full control; reach under the belly, behind the ears, between the legs
- Faster than a towel — advanced microfibre absorbs more water and releases it more quickly during washing
- Gentle on all coat types — suitable for short, medium, and longer coats without snagging
- Machine washable at 30° — rinse, wash, dry, ready for the next walk
Suitable for all breeds and coat types. Always supervise use around the face and ears.
The Henry Wag Microfibre Noodle Glove Towel is a hand-worn drying and grooming mitt with soft microfibre noodle loops that absorb water, lift dirt, and leave a natural coat sheen — all in one motion. More effective than a flat towel, gentle on all coat types, and designed to make post-walk drying something your dog genuinely enjoys. Machine washable at 30°C.
Why We Recommend It
Most drying tools are things you do to your dog. The Noodle Glove is something your dog participates in — willingly, enthusiastically, and often with a leg in the air. The glove format gives you complete control over where you're working, which means you can actually get into the places a towel can't reach: under the belly, behind the ears, between the toes, around the collar line. The noodle construction is genuinely superior to flat microfibre for coat drying — the loops create more surface area and lift dirt away rather than just pushing it around. And the coat sheen it leaves is a nice bonus that no towel can replicate.
Key Benefits
- Soft microfibre noodle loops — more absorbent than flat towelling, won't pull the coat
- Dries and grooms simultaneously — leaves a natural coat sheen
- Glove format — full hand control to reach every part of the dog
- Gentle on all coat types — short, medium, and longer coats
- Faster and more effective than a standard towel
- Machine washable at 30°C — easy to keep clean
Bailey Says 🐾
Right, my friends — full transparency. This is my favourite thing that happens after a walk. Craig puts the glove on and I am immediately in position: belly up, one leg extended, expression of pure contentment. The noodles are soft. The belly rubs are thorough. I am dry before I've even noticed it happening. Unlike the drying bag — which I tolerate — the glove is something I actively request by sitting in front of Craig and staring at the hook where it lives. I have no notes. This product is perfect. 🐾
Perfect For
- Post-walk and post-swim drying for all breeds
- Dogs who resist towels but enjoy being touched and stroked
- Owners who want to combine drying with a grooming and bonding session
- Getting into hard-to-reach areas — belly, ears, legs, paws
- Gundogs and working dogs after field sessions who deserve a proper rub-down
- Anyone who wants their dog to actually enjoy the post-walk routine
Specifications
- Type: Microfibre noodle drying and grooming glove
- Construction: Soft microfibre noodle loops on palm and fingers
- Machine washable: Yes, 30°C
- Weight: 500g
- Suitable for: All coat types — short, medium, longer
- Barcode: 5060222640809
- Brand: Henry Wag
How To Use
Slip the glove onto your hand and begin working through your dog's coat using circular or stroking motions. The noodle loops will absorb water and lift dirt as you go. Work from the back towards the head, then under the belly, behind the ears, and down the legs. Finish with the paws and between the toes.
- Start at the back and work forward — most dogs find this calming
- Use circular motions on the body, long strokes on the legs
- Be gentle around the face, ears, and paws
- Rinse the glove under warm water between uses to release trapped dirt
- Machine wash at 30° after muddy sessions — do not use fabric softener
Care Guide
- Machine washable at 30°C — use a gentle cycle
- Do not use fabric softener — it reduces microfibre absorbency over time
- Rinse under warm water after use to remove trapped dirt before washing
- Air dry or tumble dry on a low heat setting
- Do not iron or dry clean
Professional Insight
Training Academy Tip 💡
Gundog Training Academy Tip
The post-session rub-down is one of the most underused bonding and assessment tools in a handler's routine. While you're working through the coat with the glove, you're also running your hands over every part of your dog — which means you'll notice cuts, thorns, swellings, or tender spots that you'd completely miss if you just towelled them off and put them in the boot.
Make it a ritual: glove on, dog checked head to tail, every session. Check between the toes for thorns or cuts, run along the spine for any sensitivity, check the ears for grass seeds (a serious risk in summer field work), and feel along the legs for any heat or swelling. A dog that's used to being handled this way will also be significantly easier to examine at the vet.
The fact that most dogs love it is a bonus — a dog that associates the end of a session with a thorough, enjoyable rub-down is a dog that's happy to load into the vehicle and come back tomorrow.
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FAQs
Is it suitable for dogs who don't like being towel-dried?
Yes — many dogs that resist a towel accept the glove readily because it mimics the sensation of being stroked or massaged rather than rubbed. The soft noodle loops are gentle and don't create the friction that some dogs find uncomfortable with flat towels. Introduce it slowly with treats if your dog is particularly sensitive.
Does it work on short-coated breeds?
Yes — the noodle glove works well on all coat lengths. For short-coated breeds, the noodles are particularly effective at lifting surface water and dirt quickly. For longer coats, work in sections to avoid tangling.
Can I use it on the face and ears?
The glove can be used gently around the face and outer ears, but take care around the eyes and ear canals. For sensitive areas, use a fingertip rather than the full palm and work slowly.
How often should I wash it?
Rinse under warm water after every use to remove trapped dirt and hair. Machine wash at 30° after muddy sessions or every few uses. Avoid fabric softener to maintain absorbency.
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