Polar Aurora 46'' Dog Grooming Table, Heavy Duty Pet Grooming Table for Dogs at Home Foldable Grooming Table w/Adjustable Arm & Noose & Mesh Tray Professional Dog Show Stainless Steel Black

This table is very well made. It is stable with my 110lb dog on it. The surface wipes off easy, and the legs fold for storage. I wish I had this sooner, much better than working on the floor. Excellent product.

This a great table. I got the 48" and it seems huge compared to most people's portable tables at the dog show. I have retrievers (a golden and a flat-coat) so the large size makes it feel super stable and safe for them. The arm also goes up really high so it's out of the way and I don't have to worry about my dog running in to it when jumping up on the table. It folds up quick & easy and stows easily under the bed of my RV and it doubles as a picnic table. The first day I used this table, my flattie won: 1st 9-12mo female, Winners female, Best of Winners, Puppy Best of Breed, Owner Handled Best of Breed, Best of Breed, 3rd Sporting Group Puppy, 4th Owner Handled Sporting Group, and 4th in Sporting Group. I can't exactly give credit to the table, but whatever you can do to make your life easier when you have to go in the ring at 8am is worth it.

This table is super sturdy. Thick foldable legs. The top of the table is 33 1/2 inches from the floor. The table top is 29 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches which is the perfect size for my 12 pound Yorkie. The arm attaches and detaches easily and can be placed either way short or long across the table with plenty of places to hook the strap to. The basket is a nice addition but needs to be removed before collapsing the table. The best feature on this is the anti-static rubber table top. Hair is easily removed and does not stick to it. Cleans with ease. I just wished after having my Yorkie after 12 years I would have invested in a grooming table long ago. It is so worth the money and saves my back.

Great for a big dog

It is a very solid, sturdy table and came timely. I can sit on it and I weigh 160 and it can handle me no problem! I got the 48" for grooming all different sizes of dogs so I have a big enough table.

Très belle table à toilettage, idéal pour petit et gros chien.

Did you ever order something expecting it to be unremarkable or possibly disappointing?Well, I had no great expectations and I was WOWED by this table! I can't believe it is such a sturdy, well made table for so little money!!! The rubber feet are adjustable to address any wobbling and you get an extra one, just in case. It is impressive and an incredible value. I was going to buy another one for $40.00 more, but I took a chance on this table. So glad I did!I can't wait to get my new Norfolk Terrier puppy on this table to start getting him used to being groomed. The size will be perfect for him when he is full grown with a little room to spare. I bought the mid-size. It was a little wider than most of the other tables available, 24 inches. It is not a light weight table, that's why it feels so substantial, but I can pick it up with no problem and I am no spring chicken.There was no major damage as some reviews mentioned. Just a slight bend to the flip part on one side of the under basket and I just bent it back into shape. Yes, there are slight scratches to the chrome arm, but really, who is going to see the table? I don't think my dog will mind. I tried the arm both ways, long with the short end in the holder and short with the long end in the holder. I'll have to see tomorrow which works best for the dog. I learned about flipping the arm from another review..that's why it looks longer in some of the photos by the seller. The arm seems very sturdy and my puppy will give it a good test in the morning.There was also an odor of rubber when it was unpacked, but I wiped the top down with mild soap and water, rinsed it and towel dried it. I have put newspapers on top overnight because they absorb odors and if it still has the rubber smell, I will put it outside in the fresh air for awhile. It isn't that strong to begin with, and I expect it will dissipate with time.All in all I am very, very happy with this purchase. It is amazing for the price and it came so quickly! Now if I can only groom as well as this grooming table purchase turned out!

Not bad for the price, and overall pretty darn good, definitely a step-up if you're using nothing or some makeshift table/surface for grooming, however, there are a few 'issues' that should be mentioned.I was lucky enough to get a solidly-built table, no defects, the only issue with mine is the bolts were loose (and constantly loosen when bringing the legs up/down, which is a quality/design issue, no idea why the used a nut/bolt combo when a rivet/clevis pin would have worked better). However, keep in mind if you get a defective one, even though the price of the item is cheap, the shipping is crazy high, and chances are if you got a defect you'd probably have to pay return shipping (3rd party seller), so there is a teeny bit of risk involved in this one over an Amazon sold product.Overall though, the table is pretty solid for the cost. The legs are beefier/sturdier than I'm sure some cheap version would be (but it's somewhat still thin metal and could be dented/bent if you are really reckless), and there's no wobbliness to this, which I shouldn't have to tell you is a good thing if you're sticking your pooch on top. The legs fold up and down super easy, but there's no mechanism to keep them 'locked' in either position. I wouldn't worry about it collapsing, it certainly won't do that, but when you fold the legs up, there's nothing to keep them folded up, so plan on getting a bungee or something to keep them closed.Also, the height is rather low for me being a 5'11" guy. I'm sure its perfect height for shorter individuals, but about 6" higher would have been perfect for me. Still, a million times better than trying to groom on the ground. I used it last night to groom our miniature poodle's 'behind' area, which is a problem area because his tail was stupidly docked (incorrectly) for some unknown reason by his first owner (we got him as a pup from a shelter), and usually this is insanely difficult to do in the bathtub, but the table made this an easy process for both him and myself, so win-win.The table is pretty light, as in it really could be portable, making it great for at-home grooming where you might only use it once a month or so, or for those on-the-go-grooming, you can set this guy up at a road show quickly and easily.The rubber mat works perfect. Not really much to add there, its non-slick enough that your dog will easily hold his/herself up, but also not so sticky that removing debris/hair off it is rather easy.The arm itself is probably my biggest disappointment, and not that it's bad, it's just not 'great' either. All the arm pieces are held in place by simple hand-screw bolts, and while that works almost perfectly, there's a teeny bit of wobble in the arm at just about any of the pieces. It's most noticeable on the top part of the arm, which contrary to what it looked like in the picture, does NOT extend or retract. Basically, you can flip the arm so the longer part hangs out over the table, which is what I wanted, but because the bolts only secure it with such minor pressure, this is where it is wobbles the most and doesn't hang perfectly straight.So, all that is to say there's absolutely nothing that's completely 'bad' about the product, we were just hoping we found a gem at rock-bottom prices. Completely worth the cost, not going to say it isn't, but I'm sure if you spend more you can probably find a better product. But lets be honest here, if you're an average homeowner looking to groom a few times a year, or your looking for portability, this product will fit the bill and then-some.For those wondering, we have 2 dogs that will be groomed, one pure-bred miniature poodle, and one a miniature poodle/terrier mix. They require fairly frequent grooming (only downside to the breed), and our current setup is this Pingkay table, a which works excellently with this table (I like the haunch-holder so my little guy doesn't try and sit while grooming his behind), plus a (in a 5FC), , and of course some combs, notably the and along with slickers and those other ones (we hit up Petco clearance for a lot of them over-time).While all this adds up, the fact that we were paying groomers $90 every few months means all this investment pays for itself rather quickly.