Lyromix 36''Large Dog Grooming Table, Adjustable Cat Drying Desktop with Arms, Nooses, Mesh Tray, Foldable Pet Station at Home, Maximum Capacity Up to 330Lb, 36inch, Black

Used it right away and it is a great product. I have two large breed dogs and it holds them perfectly. It was easy to assemble, is easily stored, and my husband who is a big guy, (260 lbs) was able to put his full weight on the table, although I wouldn’t suggest doing that. Very cost effective and comes with a nice basket underneath to stow your tools as you groom. The height makes grooming a breeze. Works well, as advertised!

Just what I wanted! Super easy to assemble and sturdy. If you are limited in physical abilities, you may want to search for something lighter because this table is a little on the heavy side. I can see myself using this for more than just a grooming table as the surface area is quite large. About a year ago I started grooming my miniature schnauzer because I had a hard time finding a groomer that was taking new clients. I purchased clippers and scissors and have been managing just fine, but my little darling does NOT like holding still so I was constantly asking my husband to hold her. I purchased this table for less than two trips to the groomer, so I figured it was worth the investment/risk. I upgraded my scissors and am ready to go! Although I have not actually used the table (full disclosure) it is exactly as advertised. There are many good choices on Amazon so I based my decision on 1) reviews 2) price 3) delivery time. Reviews and price were competitive with a lot of other tables, so my final decision came down to delivery time. I received my order in two days and the packaging was good. I am a happy shopper!

I got the large one for my two mini poodles, one of which is on the tall side, the other only a puppy. Assembly is simple. The height adjusts easily. The textured top is better than the ridged style or the useless bumpy molded tops. Neither of my dogs slipped at all. The table does not rock. I payed a similar price-point years ago for a smaller folding table for my toy poodles. It rocked slightly and they HATED it. The H-style arm is new to me, and I’m completely sold on it. One review that gave me pause said that the hinges looked flimsy. The hinges on mine seem sturdy enough, though I’m keeping the table set up instead of regularly folding it. So far, I’ve used it only to brush out both my girls, give one a full trim, and style the other’s topknot, but I’m happy with it and it seems perfectly sturdy considering I keep leaning on it. A downside for me is that the attachment bar is slotted instead of having eye-hooks, so it requires claw-clip style attachments on your loops. I’ve ordered a strap with metal rings on it that hopefully fits. I wish this company sold an alternative H-bar with the standard metal eyes, or even a converting strap like what I’ve ordered because I don’t know if the claws that hold the strap will fit this bar. I took my old Groomer’s Helper out of storage to try it on the table; it does not fit the bar perfectly but it seems like it should be usable if you need to use one. The included loops are sort of okayish, but I prefer something locking that does not tighten on their neck like a slipknot if they lean down. Even with the minor complaint, I recommend this table unless you’ve got giant-breed dogs.

I should have bought this when I first watched groomers on Youtube and realize how much easier grooming is on a table with the dog unable to move. I waited months to buy it and that is my only regret. The problem child is our 8 year old mutt. Her hair was short when she was a puppy but at some point, it started growing and she turned into a a very hairy, double-coated dog. That joke “Ewe’s not fat, ewe’s fluffy”, describes her perfectly. (minus the sheep part). She definitely looks overweight but she’s quite small the hair suit. Last year out daughter shaved her down and we found a tiny little dog underneath all that hair. She hates being groomed. Brushing or pulling on loose hair tufts that are falling out causes pain. I’ve asked several groomers about it and they all tell me she’s playing me but she trembles when I am brushing a sensitive area e.g. her legs and most of her trunk. Her hair falls out but gets caught in her double coat so it hangs there and gets woven back into to her fur. It is in the thickest areas where this loose hair is weaving itself into her coat that she trembles and snarls. Once the loose hair is all out and the comb or brush move smoothly though her hair, she stops trembling and lets me brush away. Every year her hair seems to be get thicker so my haphazard grooming techniques weren’t going to work this year. It was code red, time to either take her to a groomer, something I dreaded because she’s already a highly anxious dog and they would likely just go to town on her hair as they have a job to do. I needed to groom her and I needed to go it ASAP. I got the table and last night I gave it its trial run. The table came fully assembled. All I had to do was put the overhead bar together using the plastic joiner pieces and tighten the screws over the bar. Anything that needs to be tightened has a plastic knob so there is no need for tools. I clamped the two vertical poles to the table and put the joining piece over the top of each pole. Once the clamps were tight over the vertical poles, I added the horizontal bar and tightened the screw over each end. That’s it! The legs are well made but the folding mechanism is not great. It’s aluminum and you have to pull the legs into the open position with a hard quick pull in order to force the aluminum tab into the cutout space that locks the legs open. It’s crud and I’m not sure how long it will last if the legs are folded and unfolded often. The table is sturdy and the nonslip cover is well made and well attached. I used both of the loops to hold the dog still but I didn’t have them quite figured out. I need to have her stand with less movement as she could still twist around and snap at me when I was doing her head area. I cannot believe how much hair I got off the dog. I’ve never been able to comb out her back legs- her pantaloons- or her tail and I able to take my time with both and get all the loose hair out as well as get the comb through it. I was able to trim the hair around her bottom without a problem and I cleaned up around her grinch feet (though after watching a video today, I need to go back and do a better job). I trimmed her back nails but couldn’t get the front since she was able to move her head enough to get me. Overall I took me probably 40 minutes to do everything. Our last nail time itself took 45 minutes and two people! I have never been able to do such a through job in such a short time. I highly recommend this table to anyone who is grooming their dog. It’s a game changer. I also love the tray that fits across the legs. It’s the perfect place to hold tools when not in use.

I never used it once I got it I realized I was way out of my league but it's well put together nice and sturdy and actually is very nice but I just realized that that was too much for me especially with my bigger dog

I have only used this once so far, but I think it is going to be a great tool for grooming my cocker puppies. I like that it has 2 straps/loops, with easy adjustment for height and length of puppies. The rack under the table comes in handy for holding the vacuum/clipper grooming unit I bought to go with this grooming table. The table is sturdy, easy to put together, take apart and stores easily against a wall or behind the couch. I wish I would have bought this when I had my collie. It would have made grooming so much easier! I'd buy again and I would definitely recommend this if you want to groom your pet.

Update: Had this for a few months. We do a "full" grooming every 4-6wks, with whatever is needed in-between, so its gone through several uses and I'm still happy with it. Easy and quick to set up and break down. Still sturdy with pup on it, during grooming, and getting on and off. Happy with the height as well. No more bending over, squatting, kneeling or sitting on the floor trying to get right angle to trim her nails and brush her out. Through winter we've set it up in the garage by the door, so I can fan the hair out with a towel after. Really just makes the grooming process easier and comfortable for both of us. Only day 1 and first use, but so far I'm impressed. Bought "for the dog", but was really done with kneeling and bending over to groom her. She may be a ~97pd mastiff pitt mix, but she got the short pitty legs with mastiff head and body. Was looking for a sturdy table for her weight, without breaking the bank. Feels strong, no shaking. Used the steps for her bath to get her up and just put my foot at the base and hand at the top, but the rubber grip of the table really held them steady. She walked right up, sat down, I slung the leash loop over her, and she just enjoyed the view. Saw previous comments on the bar clamps so was sure to tighten, but not over tighten. Table top has a nice rubber grip, but not so much you can't clean the hair off easily. Easy to assemble and take apart. More than enough room for her too.

Excellent Excellent table. Very sturdy. All straps and attachments work perfectly.. Saw some complaints on the plastic screw downs. Was worried. But they work perfectly and I am very impressed. I have never trimmed a dog before so I thought this would make the process much more effective (saving money on not taking my dog to the groomer), and wow,, it is absolutely a necessary 'tool' in my opinion.. I have great control of my dog and she is very comfortable as I work. Will refer this to all my friends with grooming needs for their pets. Also It is stainless steel.. Very steady and stable table. love the basket underneath, as I can keep all the grooming supplies in one place till the next use.