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Looking For a Bath Groomer Set Up

Marie Mallory

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So far no luck.

We looked at this one but not sure it is for washing the animal. Still looking.


We had an appointment with a groomer but can't afford to get them all groomed, it would cost almost $400.00!
 
The pet grooming table looks like it would be for clipping a pet, not for bathing it. I thought that all your dogs are short hair and run around outside most of the time , @Marie Mallory ?
I have to keep Poodle bathed and clipped and groomed because he is white and his hair just keeps growing like a person’s hair does. I bathe him in the bathtub with the handheld shower attachment, and I have clippers to keep his coat groomed.
Bobby’s dog, Rusty, is mostly red heeler, and maybe some beagle, and he sheds like regular dogs do. He spends more time outside than Poodle does, and Bobby hardly ever bathes Rusty.
Since he is outside in nice weather, he would just get dusty again anyway, and he sheds all the time, bathed or not. Bobby just ties Rusty up outside and carries out a pail of warm water when he does bathe him, and it seems like that would work for your large dogs, too ?
 
The pet grooming table looks like it would be for clipping a pet, not for bathing it. I thought that all your dogs are short hair and run around outside most of the time , @Marie Mallory ?
I have to keep Poodle bathed and clipped and groomed because he is white and his hair just keeps growing like a person’s hair does. I bathe him in the bathtub with the handheld shower attachment, and I have clippers to keep his coat groomed.
Bobby’s dog, Rusty, is mostly red heeler, and maybe some beagle, and he sheds like regular dogs do. He spends more time outside than Poodle does, and Bobby hardly ever bathes Rusty.
Since he is outside in nice weather, he would just get dusty again anyway, and he sheds all the time, bathed or not. Bobby just ties Rusty up outside and carries out a pail of warm water when he does bathe him, and it seems like that would work for your large dogs, too ?

Yvonne, these dogs are big and Getty is all muscle, Maisie is a large Golden Retriever, Leo is big, Foxy is the smallest at 48lb's. Bending over in the tub is not good for hobby's aka Jakes back that's full of metal from 3 fusion's, or me either at 75 standing on my head holding onto a squirming dog is not fun.
This table straps them in, front back and we don't have to bend but once picking them up.
Jake put it together a few minutes ago and he really likes it. I would show picture but for some reason I can't post pictures here.

Getty is a Dogo Argentino,
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The pet grooming table looks like it would be for clipping a pet, not for bathing it. I thought that all your dogs are short hair and run around outside most of the time , @Marie Mallory ?
I have to keep Poodle bathed and clipped and groomed because he is white and his hair just keeps growing like a person’s hair does. I bathe him in the bathtub with the handheld shower attachment, and I have clippers to keep his coat groomed.
Bobby’s dog, Rusty, is mostly red heeler, and maybe some beagle, and he sheds like regular dogs do. He spends more time outside than Poodle does, and Bobby hardly ever bathes Rusty.
Since he is outside in nice weather, he would just get dusty again anyway, and he sheds all the time, bathed or not. Bobby just ties Rusty up outside and carries out a pail of warm water when he does bathe him, and it seems like that would work for your large dogs, too ?
We didn't get that table it was real expensive, we got one for a third of the price of that one. with all attachments for bathing and grooming.
 
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If you’re setting up a bath groomer station, there are a few essentials you’ll want to get right from the start. A sturdy stainless steel grooming tub with an adjustable height is a game changer — saves your back and keeps things clean. Make sure to get a good water hose attachment with different spray settings, plus a non-slip mat for the pets’ safety. For drying, a high-velocity dryer works way better than a regular hair dryer and cuts down grooming time. You’ll also need organized storage for shampoos, towels, and tools — think wall racks or rolling carts.


If you’re shopping online, check out Ubuy, they’ve got a solid range of grooming tubs, sprayers, and dryers that ship internationally. You can usually find professional-quality options there at better prices than local stores.
 
If you’re setting up a bath groomer station, there are a few essentials you’ll want to get right from the start. A sturdy stainless steel grooming tub with an adjustable height is a game changer — saves your back and keeps things clean. Make sure to get a good water hose attachment with different spray settings, plus a non-slip mat for the pets’ safety. For drying, a high-velocity dryer works way better than a regular hair dryer and cuts down grooming time. You’ll also need organized storage for shampoos, towels, and tools — think wall racks or rolling carts.


If you’re shopping online, check out Ubuy, they’ve got a solid range of grooming tubs, sprayers, and dryers that ship internationally. You can usually find professional-quality options there at better prices than local stores.
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If you’re setting up a bath groomer station, there are a few essentials you’ll want to get right from the start. A sturdy stainless steel grooming tub with an adjustable height is a game changer — saves your back and keeps things clean. Make sure to get a good water hose attachment with different spray settings, plus a non-slip mat for the pets’ safety. For drying, a high-velocity dryer works way better than a regular hair dryer and cuts down grooming time. You’ll also need organized storage for shampoos, towels, and tools — think wall racks or rolling carts.


If you’re shopping online, check out Ubuy, they’ve got a solid range of grooming tubs, sprayers, and dryers that ship internationally. You can usually find professional-quality options there at better prices than local stores.

Alex, thank you for the help, although we already bought this table several months ago. , guess I forgot to put it up,

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Getty getting her first table bath.

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