The Drool Rag®: The Must-Have Large Dog Accessory for Slobber, Goop & Messy Moments

Slobber Happens. HugeHounds Helps.

If you share your home with a big dog, you already know—drool is real. Whether it’s hanging from the jowls, flying mid-zoomie, or splattered across your pants right before guests arrive, managing the mess is just part of the job.


That’s where HugeHounds comes in. I’m Sadie, your Saint Bernard slobber specialist, and I’m here with my little bro Martin (he’s more cute than goopy) to introduce you to one of our favorite large dog accessories: the DroolRag®.

Meet the DroolRag®: The Ultimate Dog Slobber Catcher

Big jowls need big solutions. That’s why the DroolRag® was designed to be the ultimate drool catcher for dogs—especially the long, sticky, slobbery kind.

Here’s why it’s a total game-changer:

  • Super soft and absorbent – Feels great on the jowls (seriously, try it yourself!)
  • Drool-catching pockets – Built to handle the longest, messiest slobber with ease
  • Easy to clip on the go – Attach it to a belt, bag, or backpack so your Hooman’s always ready for a clean-up moment
  • Made for all jowl sizes – From the gentle Saint to the mighty Mastiff
  • Machine washable – Use it, love it, toss it in the wash, repeat
  • Available in blue or grey – Choose your vibe, stay dry in style
  • And yes… made with tons of love – Because drool is part of who we are

But here’s the secret: it’s not just for drool.

More Than Just a Drool Rag

Sure, it’s great for slobber—but the DroolRag® does way more. It’s your all-in-one, always-there, go-to wipe for:

  • Eye goop – Gently wipe those sleepy-time tear stains
  • Nose boogers – You know the kind. We’ve all been there.
  • Muddy paws – Perfect for post-park cleanup
  • Quick wipe-downs – After messy meals, surprise rolls in the grass, or puddle splashes

It’s basically the Swiss Army Rag of the dog world—compact, cute, and wildly effective.

Made for Hoomans on the Go

Whether you’re heading to the dog park, out on a trail, or just walking around the neighborhood, the DroolRag® is designed for convenience. Just clip it onto your gear and you’re ready to wipe, swipe, and save yourself from a mid-day dog mess.

Martin doesn’t technically need one (tiny mouth perks), but he carries one “just in case.” Usually to clean his face after stealing my snacks.

The Unsung Hero of Big Dog Life

Let’s be honest: we big dogs drool because we care. We’re excited. We’re happy. We’re hungry (again). But that doesn’t mean your couch, pants, or car need to suffer.

The DroolRag® is one of those large dog accessories you didn’t know you needed—until your jowly best friend gives you a big, wet, joyful kiss and walks away leaving a trail behind.

And now you can catch way more than just slobber—making this little rag a big deal.

Final Thoughts from Your Favorite Droolers

Life with a big dog is full of joy, love, and yes… a little extra mess. But with the right gear—like the DroolRag®—cleanup becomes easier, faster, and way more stylish.

So if you’ve been wiping drool, goop, or mystery mud with whatever’s closest… it’s time to upgrade. Because slobber may be part of the package, but that doesn’t mean your gear can’t be awesome.

– Sadie & Martin

Shop the DroolRag® and other large dog accessories at HugeHounds.com – Made for the messiest moments, and the dogs we love through all of them.

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