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Grooming table stores super easily & is comfortable height!
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $89.99 | $75.99 | $47.98 | $13.96 | $109.99 |
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Makes grooming easier and quicker. DIY fix for rotation issue
This is actually a very helpful product for those of us who groom our own dogs. It is somewhat large by design and so finding a place to store it when not in use is an issue. What I have found is that the only way to make it fit in a tight closet or under the bed is to remove the vertical arm that is bolted onto the rotating platform using the supplied Allen wrenches that come with it and keep the parts together in a zip lock bag that I rubber band to the two piece vertical bar that secures your dog to the rotating table. I also attached self adhesive rubber pads to the bottom of the rotating platform so as not to scratch my counter and provide a more stable base.That said, it works very well with my mini-schnauzer enabling me to just rotate him rather than have to keep walking around the counter myself dragging the clipper cord with me to groom him. It really saves a lot of time as I can instantly turn him from side to side to see if my lines match, if the cut is even and a big plus is that when I do it this way, the angle and intensity of the light is always the same. It took him about 15 minutes to initially get used to the rotating platform but now he just steps up and cooperates and it takes less effort this way than physically trying to turn my dog and getting him to stay once turned. There are those times when you want to take a quick look from side to side and out of habit, I used to just walk around the dog as it was faster and easier than turning him - now I don't have to.DIY FIX FOR ROTATION ISSUE: Some other reviewers have commented on the fact that this platform moves a bit too easily sometimes rotating (along with your pet) when you don't want it to. It tried various methods to rectify this including putting an old towel on the counter under the base to add a bit of friction to the rotating platform which worked but got all covered with fur. I also tried a 3" thick block of urethane foam which I got at a local craft shop and this too worked. Probably the least difficult solution that I have found is to wrap some Bon 11-772 350-Feet No.15 Mason's Twisted Nylon Line, White twice around the ball bearing assembly and tie it, this provides just enough additional friction to make it more stable. The nylon line is just thin enough to fit between the metal plates and wrapping it twice around them provided just the right amount of resistance. If you feel you need a bit more of a "brake" to lessen it's rotation try three times around bearings. I am posting pictures to show you what I did - a picture is worth a thousand words and I hope this helps. I do not think that the nylon rope will permanently damage the unit and if it breaks, just remove the worn line and replace it. BTW, I just tied it off with a simple double knot.Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016
Nice Grooming Table but Purchase A Separate Haunch!
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016
Nice sturdy round grooming table. Easy to assemble for someone that doesn't like to assemble things. The only negative is the Haunch. Considering the price of this itty bitty grooming table which is the same price as bigger ones, the manufacturer could have put in a decent Haunch. Fortunately, I read prior reviews and opted to buy one but it didn't arrive as quickly. Otherwise, I would refer to this grooming table as a Hanging Tree. Not funny if you foolishly walk away with your dog on the table. I didn't find the rotation a problem as mine stayed still but my dog didn't move. He either sat or laid down. I got the black top because it was cheaper but would have opted for the blue. The arm fits on sturdy and will not wobble. My dog was 11.9 lbs as of last week (and probably less because I really cut off his hair). He is a 5.5 month old shorkie. I cut most of his hair while he was sitting on me but put him on the table and cut a few hairs while he was laying down. I've included pictures of the grooming table, haunch around his body and his neck (dangerous) for your review. I recommend this but be warned that you need to purchase a haunch at the same time. I also debated whether I should get this grooming table or another one that is 18". I opted for this bigger one at 22" because I am not sure of the size my puppy will be. A prior review discussing the pros and cons helped me decide. PS. I used a grooming scissor with round edges to cut off his dry puppy hair. I give him oils and his new growth is so soft. I'm going out of my way to post this review and comments because others do the same and have helped me decide on my purchases. Came in 2 days with regular shipping. CA to CA though.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2014
That said, it works very well with my mini-schnauzer enabling me to just rotate him rather than have to keep walking around the counter myself dragging the clipper cord with me to groom him. It really saves a lot of time as I can instantly turn him from side to side to see if my lines match, if the cut is even and a big plus is that when I do it this way, the angle and intensity of the light is always the same. It took him about 15 minutes to initially get used to the rotating platform but now he just steps up and cooperates and it takes less effort this way than physically trying to turn my dog and getting him to stay once turned. There are those times when you want to take a quick look from side to side and out of habit, I used to just walk around the dog as it was faster and easier than turning him - now I don't have to.
DIY FIX FOR ROTATION ISSUE: Some other reviewers have commented on the fact that this platform moves a bit too easily sometimes rotating (along with your pet) when you don't want it to. It tried various methods to rectify this including putting an old towel on the counter under the base to add a bit of friction to the rotating platform which worked but got all covered with fur. I also tried a 3" thick block of urethane foam which I got at a local craft shop and this too worked. Probably the least difficult solution that I have found is to wrap some [[ASIN:B0011MX3CI Bon 11-772 350-Feet No.15 Mason's Twisted Nylon Line, White]] twice around the ball bearing assembly and tie it, this provides just enough additional friction to make it more stable. The nylon line is just thin enough to fit between the metal plates and wrapping it twice around them provided just the right amount of resistance. If you feel you need a bit more of a "brake" to lessen it's rotation try three times around bearings. I am posting pictures to show you what I did - a picture is worth a thousand words and I hope this helps. I do not think that the nylon rope will permanently damage the unit and if it breaks, just remove the worn line and replace it. BTW, I just tied it off with a simple double knot.
Hope this helps.
Makes grooming easier and quicker. DIY fix for rotation issue
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2014
This is actually a very helpful product for those of us who groom our own dogs. It is somewhat large by design and so finding a place to store it when not in use is an issue. What I have found is that the only way to make it fit in a tight closet or under the bed is to remove the vertical arm that is bolted onto the rotating platform using the supplied Allen wrenches that come with it and keep the parts together in a zip lock bag that I rubber band to the two piece vertical bar that secures your dog to the rotating table. I also attached self adhesive rubber pads to the bottom of the rotating platform so as not to scratch my counter and provide a more stable base.Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2014
That said, it works very well with my mini-schnauzer enabling me to just rotate him rather than have to keep walking around the counter myself dragging the clipper cord with me to groom him. It really saves a lot of time as I can instantly turn him from side to side to see if my lines match, if the cut is even and a big plus is that when I do it this way, the angle and intensity of the light is always the same. It took him about 15 minutes to initially get used to the rotating platform but now he just steps up and cooperates and it takes less effort this way than physically trying to turn my dog and getting him to stay once turned. There are those times when you want to take a quick look from side to side and out of habit, I used to just walk around the dog as it was faster and easier than turning him - now I don't have to.
DIY FIX FOR ROTATION ISSUE: Some other reviewers have commented on the fact that this platform moves a bit too easily sometimes rotating (along with your pet) when you don't want it to. It tried various methods to rectify this including putting an old towel on the counter under the base to add a bit of friction to the rotating platform which worked but got all covered with fur. I also tried a 3" thick block of urethane foam which I got at a local craft shop and this too worked. Probably the least difficult solution that I have found is to wrap some [[ASIN:B0011MX3CI Bon 11-772 350-Feet No.15 Mason's Twisted Nylon Line, White]] twice around the ball bearing assembly and tie it, this provides just enough additional friction to make it more stable. The nylon line is just thin enough to fit between the metal plates and wrapping it twice around them provided just the right amount of resistance. If you feel you need a bit more of a "brake" to lessen it's rotation try three times around bearings. I am posting pictures to show you what I did - a picture is worth a thousand words and I hope this helps. I do not think that the nylon rope will permanently damage the unit and if it breaks, just remove the worn line and replace it. BTW, I just tied it off with a simple double knot.
Hope this helps.
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Excellent and halter very sturdy as well. Round grooming table excellent sturdy product.
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2021