Flying Pig
Flying Pig High Velocity Dryer
Listed on Amazon as: Flying Pig High Velocity Dog Pet Grooming Dryer w/Heater (Model: Flying One, Purple)
4.7 · 2,690 reviews
$187.00
Price verified Oct 29, 2026, 3:46 PM UTC
Sold by Petuv
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Built around raw airflow, 240 CFM at 28,000 FPM, for cutting drying time on thick or double coats where a standard dryer struggles. The shell is steel rather than plastic, and the motor is rated for repeated, heavy use rather than occasional grooming.
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Is This For You?
Who Should (and Shouldn't) Buy This
Get it if…
You groom a thick or double-coated dog at home regularly and want a dryer with the airflow and durability that professional groomers actually use.
Skip it if…
You only groom occasionally, have a dog that needs a slow, gradual introduction to loud tools, or want a dryer that runs hot rather than just fast.
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Highlights
- 240 CFM airflow, 28,000 FPM air speed
- Steel shell construction
- 10-foot flexible hose with 2 nozzles and filter
- Adjustable heat: none, low, high (81-160°F)
- 1-year warranty
About Flying Pig High Velocity Dryer
This dryer is aimed at people with thick, double-coated breeds that shed heavily. If a part cracks or heat underperforms, contact the seller about spare parts or a replacement.
Noise is worth checking. On the highest setting it may be loud enough that you want ear plugs, and it may be louder than a household hair dryer. The variable-speed dial lets you back it off for sensitive spots like the face and ears, and dogs can react differently to the sound, so start on low and ease your dog in.
Specs
| Airflow | 240 CFM / 28,000 FPM |
| Motor | 12.72 amps, 110V |
| Hose length | 10 ft |
| Shell material | Steel |
The Honest Take
What I Like and What I Don't
What I like
- 240 CFM airflow, the highest in this lineup
- Steel shell rated for repeated heavy use
- 4.7 stars, the highest rating in this lineup
- Warranty terms matter for a grooming tool, so read what the listing says before you buy
What holds it back
- Louder than the quiet, hands-free pick in this guide
- More power than most single-pet households need
- The air filter needs frequent cleaning to keep performance up, so plan to check it often during regular use
- Heat output can drop noticeably by the time air reaches the nozzle end of the 10-foot hose, even at the highest setting
The verdict
For owners with real coat-drying work to do, this is a high-velocity dryer built around airflow. It may be more dryer, and more noise, than a once-a-month, single small-dog household needs. For a quieter, hands-free option instead, see our pet grooming dryers guide. Drying and paw cleanup usually go together after a wet walk, our dog paw cleaners guide covers the other half of that routine.
What to check in the reviews
We don't republish customer reviews. Read them in full on Amazon, and look for these points first.
- How loud it is, and how your dog reacts to that noise
- How often the air filter needs cleaning to keep performance up
- Whether the heat drops noticeably by the end of the 10 foot hose
- Whether this much power is more than your household needs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this overkill for a single short-haired dog?
Probably. The high airflow and steel construction are built for thick or double coats and repeated use, closer to professional grooming than an occasional bath. For a single short-haired dog, the overall pick in this guide covers the job at a lower cost.
How loud is a high-velocity dryer like this?
High-velocity dryers built for airflow over quiet operation are typically louder than standard pet dryers. If noise is a concern for your pet, the hands-free quiet pick in this guide is built specifically around low noise instead of maximum airflow.
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