Abstract: A device for therapeutic bathing of one's feet and wherein the feet are cleaned or treated all around and are positioned to enhance relaxation and comfort and the process is adapted for continuous hygienic use by preventing direct contact of the feet therein and by advantageous drainage thereof. This therapeutic feet bathing device comprises a feet enclosure including a tub portion and a transparent hood pivoted to the tub portion, a pair of resilient sealing strips secured to the tub portion and hood respectively whereby upon closing they cooperatively and sealingly clamp the legs of the user, liquid jet nozzles impinging liquid jets against the feet, a venturi siphon T, manual valves, and piping to selectively feed liquid to the jet nozzles or drain the tub portion by suction in the venturi siphon T, a stand for the feet enclosure providing for vertical and horizontal adjustment relative to a chair for the user, and a liquid supply tank to feed a foot treatment substance and liquid to the jet nozzles.