Is 狗狗美容架（美容台支架臂） Worth Selling?

“Standard grooming arms are 3/4" and are easily bent by large dogs. Groomers Helper makes a 1" arm that is popular but I prefer the one made by Pet Lift because it's a little cheaper... It also stops the arm from dropping when adjusting the height.”

“These big dogs bend my master equipment arm. I need something solid. I could shove a piece of rebar up there in the arm, but how to make it stay? Maybe pour cement into it.”

“Right now my salon has a single clamp stainless steel one that keeps bending. Anyone have some recommendations of some that can withstand big dogs that want to choke themselves out?”

“The arm I'm currently using will turn if a large dog fights against it, also I wish I could use tools like belly bands or hip support for some of my clients. I want the option to use a hammock as well”

“the new salon has shorter grooming arms. They just don't reach high enough for me to feel comfortable that great pyrenees, Huskies, and other large dogs won't just step off or spin in circles & get hurt.”

“Could you loop the band across the chest instead of just the neck? like a cross-body bag strap. thats what i always do for dogs i think are a jump risk. it lowers the risk of strangulation since when they pull it pulls around the chest. if theres still a chance they'll slip out of the cross-body i double-tether. one around the neck, one across the chest.”

“When pups act extra erratic or can't support themselves well, I loop the kennel lead over the head and under one armpit. They're still restrained, but can't choke themselves, and sometimes it baffles them enough into cooperating”

“I CONSTANTLY ask for belly bands and better tables to help us bathe these dogs safely, and corporate ignores us.”

“I really wouldn't reccomend a folding table for an 85 lb dog. That's a huge risk to your dogs safety. Do you wanna pay a 2k emergency vet bill? Because that's a high probability... No groomer in their right mind would put a heavy dog on a folding table.”

“Not looking to spend $$$$ on a lifting table that I have no where to store, but there is no way I'm lifting her onto a standard table. Was thinking of ordering the grooming arms from Amazon, and building a table that's 6" or so tall and attaching the arms to it.”

“the table I bring doesn't get low enough for her to climb herself, and she's wayy too heavy to lift, even if she wouldn't lose her marbles being lifted in the first place.”

“I saw a universal arm on Amazon but I don't trust the reviews anymore. I saw a couple of reviews that described how parts fell apart on them in the midst of rave reviews…so I don't even know what to think anymore with that site!”

“All the reviews on Amazon are mostly just home groomers who dont wear their bodies out doing this everyday.”

“I have quite a large dog, Choco around 32kg and he really moves alot. Would a tug or pull on the leash attached to the table be able to hold him down?”

“a kinda pricey but affordable necessity has become a car payment level expense. Chucky the 9lb toy poodle was 45-50. Now his basic pet clip is 75 dollars. So... DIY grooming! It's kinda scary but not as scary as you think”

“What grooming tables do y'all use at home? and should I spring for 30" or 36"? Her mom's on the smaller side for a standard, weighing 35 lb and I imagine she's going to be about the same.”

“The grooming table showed up yesterday. I put it together and put Stella up on it and I was able to brush ALL of her with no focused biting from her. She just went passive.”