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This page holds grooming tables for dogs and cats: 36 inch folding tables with stainless steel or heavy-duty frames, larger 46 inch tables, tables with adjustable grooming arms and two safety slings, models with mesh storage trays and non-slip tops, portable tables for travel and a hydraulic, Z-lift table for big dogs. It is for home groomers, show exhibitors and owners of dogs who need regular clipping, brushing and nail care.
Why use a grooming table
Grooming on the floor or the sofa means bending over, a dog that wanders off and poor light. A table brings the dog up to a comfortable working height, gives a non-slip surface and keeps them in one place, so grooming is faster, safer and easier on your back.
A table also helps a dog learn that grooming has a place and a routine, and many dogs settle better on the table than on the floor once they are used to it.
Table sizes
Choose a tabletop longer than your dog standing nose to tail and wide enough for them to stand square with room to turn. A 36 inch table suits small and medium dogs and cats; larger breeds need a 46 inch or bigger table. Check the weight rating and choose one comfortably above your dog's weight.
Folding tables collapse for storage and travel, which suits owners grooming at home or taking a dog to shows. Larger fixed tables are steadier for heavy dogs.
Grooming arms and safety slings
An adjustable arm holds a grooming loop above the table, which keeps your dog's head up and stops them jumping off. Several tables here include two safety slings or a second loop for the hindquarters, which helps with wriggling dogs.
Never leave a dog alone on a table while it is attached to a loop, not even for a moment. A dog that jumps or falls while held by the neck can be badly hurt. Fit the loop so it is snug but not tight, and keep one hand on your dog at all times.
Height and hydraulic tables
Working height should let you stand upright with your elbows bent comfortably. Folding tables usually have a fixed or stepped height. A hydraulic table raises and lowers smoothly with a pump, so you can lower it for a large dog to step on, then raise it to work. That saves lifting a heavy dog.
If you groom a large dog regularly, a hydraulic or electric table is worth the extra cost for both of your backs.
Surface, stability and storage
A rubber, non-slip top is essential, since a dog that slides will panic. Check that the legs lock firmly and the table does not wobble on your floor. A mesh tray underneath keeps brushes, combs and clippers within reach.
Stainless steel frames resist rust from water and grooming products, and wipe clean. Clean the table top after every groom to remove hair and any skin flakes or fleas.
Getting your dog comfortable on the table
Start with short sessions: lift your dog on, give treats, brush for a minute, and lift them down. Build up gradually. Always lift a dog off rather than letting them jump, which can injure joints.
If your dog panics on the table, shakes or tries to bite, go back to shorter sessions, or ask a groomer for help. A dog that cries when touched in a particular spot may be in pain and should see your vet.
What size grooming table do I need?
Choose a tabletop longer than your dog's standing length and a weight rating well above their weight. A 36 inch table suits small and medium dogs; large breeds need a bigger table.
Are grooming table arms safe?
Yes, with supervision. Never leave a dog alone on a table attached to a grooming loop, and keep a hand on your dog at all times.
Is a hydraulic grooming table worth it?
For large dogs, yes. It lowers for the dog to step on and raises to working height, which saves lifting and back strain.
Can I use a dog grooming table for cats?
Yes, smaller tables work well for cats. Use a gentle hold and keep sessions short.
How do I keep my dog still on a grooming table?
Use a non-slip top, a grooming arm with a loop, short sessions and lots of rewards. A second sling for the hind end helps with wriggly dogs.