Master Equipment Bone Shape Folding Dog Grooming Table

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About This Item

  • Built to meet the standards set by the Professional Pet Groomers and Stylists Alliance.
  • Includes a 36-inch grooming arm and grooming leash.
  • Tapered sides allow you the freedom to groom closer to your pet than traditional tables.
  • Constructed with 1-inch thick steel legs for stability and durability.
  • Tabletop is covered with a non-slip rubber surface for your pup’s safety.

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LifestageAdultAdultAdult—Adult
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Questions & Answers

1 Customer Questions

How much does this table weigh? Can you add strap to keep dog from sitting down?
Answer by Chewy • May 22, 2020
This table weighs 28.12 pounds. It includes a 36-inch grooming arm and grooming leash.

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Fmikel on Feb 16, 2020

Bone grooming table

The table is sound structurally. The holding arm is weak and poorly curved making me have to spend another 69 dollars for a 90° arm that has more length for a 24" dog, so this means the arm is also short. The so called rubber is a hard plastic which is very slippery surface for larger breed dogs that will typically jump up to get on the table. So to off set this issue I have a towel to cover the surface and have to ramp train the dog, for will which it will cost another 30 to 40 dollars or you will have to hoist up the larger breed dogs. If the company made changes to these identified short falls and made the legs adjustable for a shorter person this would be a top of the line product