Hands-Free Dog Bath and Grooming Table

The table performs well and my Beagle mix settled into it faster than I expected. Assembly was mostly straightforward but the instructions for attaching the mesh pockets were vague and I had to fiddle around to get them seated right. Once figured out, no issues at all.

The table works exactly as described and my Westie is much calmer on it than she was in the tub. When folded it is slimmer but still takes up a noticeable amount of space leaned against a wall. If you have a small bathroom, measure first. No complaints about performance.

Happy with it overall. My 22-pound Sheltie doesn't slip and the waist height is much better for my back. My one note is the mesh side pockets are kind of shallow, bigger shampoo bottles don't sit very securely in them. Would still buy again.

My Schnauzer was skeptical of the paw openings for the first few tries and I had to coax him with treats each session. By the fifth time he stepped on without hesitation. The table itself is solid and drainage works great, just be ready for an adjustment period.

Researched several grooming tables before going with this one. The chrome frame is solid and the welds look clean. Have a Cavalier and a Shih Tzu, both fit easily and neither has tried to bail off of it. Straps are more adjustable than expected.

Take my Pomeranian to dog shows and used to struggle with a folding table and a grooming noose. This is so much easier to carry and set up. The frame holds steady on slightly uneven floors and folds small enough for my car trunk.

Have a small dog and a medium cat who both needed occasional baths. Surprised this handled both comfortably. My cat was actually calmer on the table than she usually is in the sink because she could spread out. Solid purchase overall.

My 40-pound labradoodle made bath time a full workout before this. Now I put her on, she settles in, and I can get to her whole coat without a wrestling match. The two side pockets were a bonus I didn't think I'd care about.

Set it up dry first with some treats and my beagle hopped right on to investigate. The actual bath was smoother than any we had before. Mesh drains fast so he wasn't sitting in sudsy water the whole time. Will be using this for years.

I never realized how much bath time I spent wrestling my Cocker Spaniel instead of grooming him. With this I can apply shampoo and work it in properly without losing him. His coat actually looks better because I can rinse him thoroughly.

Live in a small apartment and was worried this would take up too much space. Folds flat in two seconds and leans against the wall behind my bathroom door. My cockapoo took to it right away and the pockets keep everything within reach.

My Yorkshire Terrier acts like you're torturing him at bath time. The straps don't pin him down but keep him from spinning in circles, which is exactly what I needed. The steel frame feels genuinely solid and hasn't moved under his drama.

Frenchies are hard to bathe and mine thrashed around constantly in the tub. Used this outside with the hose and the paw openings made a real difference, he couldn't get leverage to jump off. Cleanup after was just a quick rinse and fold.

My senior Labrador mix needs regular baths for her skin condition and bending over the tub was hard on my back. This sits at a comfortable standing height and holds her at about 38 pounds no problem. Mesh deck is easy to clean after.

Our rescue beagle mix has always been terrified of baths. The first time on this she was tense but stopped struggling almost immediately because she wasn't slipping. By the third bath she was noticeably calmer. The pockets hold my spray bottle and shampoo right there.

Got this for my mom who has a 15-pound Cavalier King Charles. She called me the same day to say it was the best gift she'd gotten in years. Folds flat so it fits behind her bathroom door, and setup took about five minutes.

We have a Bichon who was impossible to bathe without two people. With this his paws go through the holes and he has nothing to push off against, so he just stays put. I did his whole bath alone for the first time.

My dachshund is 12 years old and getting him in and out of the tub has gotten harder. This keeps him at a comfortable height and the built-in towel rail means I can dry him without running across the bathroom. Very well thought out.

My vet said my Maine Coon needed occasional baths, which has always been a nightmare. On this table he was calmer than expected with his legs settled in the openings. The adjustable straps helped steady him without restricting him. Really solid build.

Bought this for my muddy Cocker Spaniel after walks in the park. I use it outside with the garden hose and water drains right through the deck instead of pooling around him. Took about two sessions for him to get comfortable.

My 14-pound Bichon used to slide all over the tub and I'd end up soaked holding him steady. This keeps him at waist height and his paws go through the mesh, so he has nothing to slip on. Folds flat behind my bathroom door.

My golden retriever used to bolt the second the water came on. Set this up in the shower and she just settled right in, legs through the openings. Both hands free to actually shampoo her properly for once. The mesh side pockets are surprisingly useful too.