Pet Grooming Hammock with Nail Clippers/Nail Trimmers/Grooming Scissors, Dog Grooming Harness for Nail Trimming, Pet Grooming Sling Helper

I don’t usually write reviews. Felt like I needed to on this one. I have STRUGGLED with my dogs nails his whole life. He’s a small but stout 40lb mix. When he doesn’t want his nails done, you might as well give up. Because it isn’t getting done. He doesn’t like the clippers so taking him to a vet to get it done was getting costly as well as stressing him out. I hated having to knock him out just to do his nails. I gave up. So long that his dew claws were curled. I’ve been eyeing this hammock for a good while but thought it wouldn’t work so what was the point in wasting money. Let me tell you it was a struggle to put him in it because he’s hard headed so you will need another person if that’s the case. As well as getting them hooked on to whatever you’re hooking them up to. But it WORKED! Very very very limited fighting with me. I could cry it was so nice to just get them done. I definitely recommend getting this. Even if they hate being in it, they’ll be grateful when they’re no longer stepping on their own nails.

Wonderful. We have 2 basset hounds over 60 lbs. This sling made it so easy to trim their nails without them being traumatized. One of our best purchases.

I wish I could have taken photos but, our first round was a bit of trial and error mixed with minor chaos. We have three dogs in our house and was able to use this on all of them. It was not a perfect fit for any of them but, got the job done. We have not been able to trim our dogs nails on our own for some time as none of our dogs are big fans and it has proven much easier and quicker to pay someone. However, this can be a lot of time and money with three dogs. Notes - we also purchased an inexpensive nail grinder on amazon. My husband was able to quickly clip nails and then I went behind and used the grinder for smoothing. With our dogs we placed a table underneath them. Got them on the table then placed them in the hammock. While I held the hammock up, my husband used ratchet straps to hook to the hammock and lift them up. We used an exposed floor joist in our basement as the support. With our dogs we found that they had to be lifted completely off the surface both front and back so that they could not make contact and push off. One of our dogs found a work around this by pushing off of my husband while clipping. Two of our dogs are large and wigglers, so it helped that I comforted them and gave them treats to keep them still (food worked as treats as all three of our dogs are very much food driven). Now for the dogs and fit. You want to make sure you have the hammock laid right to begin with. I laid it on the table before lifting the dogs onto the table so that I could put their feet in and lift up. Our oldest and largest boy is a chunky lab/hound mix weighing in at about 84lbs. I would have preferred a bit longer hammock for him but, it supported his weight just fine. As he wiggled around he ended up with the front of the hammock sliding down and pushing on him in a way that did not look very comfortable - luckily we were close to done. Our second is a german sheppard weighing in around 70lbs. The hammock fit him the best as he is lean - he was the most active boy and for this a slightly bigger hammock would have also been ideal. Lastly, we have a mini aussie, a chunky girl weighing in between 30-35lbs. The hammock was a little long as far as leg spacing but can bunch up to make work. Having the most available fabric around her, the size actually worked best to helo ensure that she did not escape or wiggle out. We were able to clip all three dogs nails in about thirty minutes with all the change outs and two adults. Yes I would definitely recommend this for those that need another option for trimming nails at home. I would definitely purchase this again and will be on the search for a larger size for more comfort for our guys.

We weren't able to use it But the quality looks great and I believe it is well made

This was my last resort for trimming my dog’s nails. Nothing has worked. He thrashed around so much and gator rolled himself right out of the sling that we suspended from a weight bench. He was knocking himself silly and were worried he would hurt himself so we stopped. We thought he would have worn himself out, but no. I trimmed a total of 2 nails. I don’t know what else to do except put him under which we can’t do every month. I have never had an issue trimming any of my former dogs’ nails. He’s exceptionally freakish! I can’t even give him calming pills because he’s scared of those too- no matter how I disguise them. Regardless, this is a great concept and would probably work great for 98% of dogs. I did order the larger size for him, but I don’t hold much hope. We need to strap him into this somehow so he can’t weasel himself out of it.

We have an 80 lb lab who refuses to let us touch his feet. We tried everything. Grinders, different clippers, going to our vet. We were told we would have to sedate him for nail clipping and this was our last resort. He doesn’t love it, but he lets us clip his nails now and it only takes a few minutes. Definitely worth the money.

Staffy didnt like it so havent tried again

Quality of the hammock wasn't worth the money, came with s hooks which stated they don't use, and never came with the right hooks,

We bought this as our 2 year old Boxweiler (rescue) makes clipping her nails impossible. We use this with a pulley system to hoist her up in the basement and she just becomes instantly submissive, chills there while we clip her nails. Works like a charm!!!

This Hammock was great, Willow stresses really bad having her nails cut,I used to get them done at the vet but poor girl would come out bleeding from them clipping the quick, not their fault as I know what Willow's like, anyway I used this in conjunction with my son's engine hoist and it worked perfectly and she was absolutely stress free ❤️❤️❤️ Sorry for some reason it wouldn't let me upload pics.