Master Equipment Pet Grooming Table for Pets,Blue

Works great, have shortened noose for mini golden doodle. Found vertical a bit shaky above lock screw, even when tight so used smallish nail to insert where two pieces come together and that helps. Dog is happy getting brushed, and some trim on it.

This makes grooming this really tiny dogs a lot easier! Assembling was super easy and the turning mechanism works perfectly. Love the color as it matches my shop’s style.

Great item only thing is came defective

I never would have thought I'd be purchasing a grooming table, but here I am.... grooming! About a year ago I adopted a Maltese. Having never owned a high-maintenance dog before, I was content to let the experts groom her. Well, her grooming past is murky and she ended up being an emotional mess following grooming sessions. We thought we had it figured out but then she had another bad spell. It hurt to see her in that state for so many days. So I decided to take over the grooming responsibility. I was already giving her bathes in between grooms so why not.First I purchased clippers to see how that would go. It went pretty good but my husband had to hold the leash to keep her still. Next step was a grooming table and what I read about this one made me think it would be perfect for us and I was right. I can put it just about anywhere so even if my back is giving me trouble, I can get the job done. I'm going slow and clipping/trimming her a little here and there.I took photos of my Maltese on the table (6 pounds) but also wanted to show that I can put my bigger dogs on the table as well. I have a 14 pound Terrier and a 12 pound Chiweeni, both shown in the photos on the table although neither of them have need of being groomed on a table. ***whew*** One goofy dog is enough for me! It's portable, swivels, bar adjusts, easy to clean, non slip surface and did I mention that it swivels?! Oh yeah! I'm a happy amateur dog groomer and my dog approves.

I have been grooming my dogs for the past 16 years and I once had a big grooming table when I lived in a house with lots of room. I got rid of it when I downsized to an apartment and began to use the kitchen counter for grooming. It makes a mess in the kitchen and I missed watching tv while I groomed. So I went looking for a better way and came upon this "table". Not really a table but more of a platform for the dog to stand on. I was unsure if this would work for my dogs due to the 18 inch diameter. I have a small Bichon and a medium Cockapoo, so I ordered it to see for myself if it was big enough for my dogs. Once I got it and put it together I was still skeptical. So I decided to just dive right in and try it. I groomed my Cockapoo with it and was amazed! She stood in place on the mat with the tether in place and even when I turned the platform to get access to her, she just stood calmly. There was just enough room for her feet in place. I had placed the "grooming pedestal" on a short table so I could sit and groom while watching tv. It worked out perfectly! For a bigger dog I could rotate the stem and tether and let them stand on the big table and be tethered to stay in place from the platform pole. I like that it is sturdy, easily rotates with a 19 lb dog standing on it, and can be carried all over the house or out on the deck. When done I set it out in my storage room until next use. It is perfect for my needs and much more convenient than a big folding table. Love the purple mat too!

Worked perfectly for my little dog.Very pleased!

Nice and sturdy, not too heavy but heavy enough to hold a small dog. She doesn't seem to mind being clipped in which makes trimming tiny claws a bit easier. And look how pretty it is too! 💜

I have had cats and dogs for most of my life. The most recent one has proven a challenge to groom. He’s a frisky long haired tuxedo, and came to us with digestive problems. Trying to clean his backside when he experiences loose stools is equivalent to donating a pint of blood. We have acquainted him with a quiet electric animal clipper, and with the ability to keep him on the table via a harness/leash - the number of bandaids needed by human groomers is greatly reduced.Bob is a wild and crazy cat, who cuddles sweetly with us and our calico - so we’re determined to win this challenge. Food changes have helped greatly-and this grooming table gives one of us a chance to repair Bob - it had become a two person and beach towel straight jacket event.