Dog Grooming Hammock Harness for Dogs & Cats with Pet Nail Clipper Trimmer - Cat Hanger Sling for Trimming Clipping Nails- Dog Hammock Restraint Bag for Small Medium Large pet （ Grey S ）

My chewinie is a terror she’s 6 years old and we have always had to take her to a groomer. We recently moved to the country so getting her nails trimmed has been a big deal. And doing them at home leads to more wounds for me than for her. This was great! My husband did the clipping and she pulled a little but nothing like the drama of putting on large rubber bbq gloves and trying to hold her down!!! Less drama for everyone. 100% 5 stars…. We will see how round two goes in a week or so.

Excellent, exact to size for a small dog extremely helpful when clipping nail. Thank you so much!

It came fast and I like it, is a lil big for my cat but the last one I order was too small. Now the only problem I have with this one is that it is missing the carabineers to hook to the poll. Is the seller would just send me the missing item will be great, I mean for the price I paid for they should of make sure they send everything.

Everything came with the product and it worked well for our chunky pug.

Worked great to suspend my dogs so that we could cut their nails. They are fairly immobilized and can struggle. My male Chihuahua won't let me touch his feet at all, but this prevented him from wiggling too much. The only challenging thing was figuring out how to hang it. We used a rod on top of a walker I had recently used for a broken leg and sat on the floor.

Kind of a two man job unless you got a really well trained dog. Soon as I get one or two legs in and start getting the other legs in he pops his legs out. More of a personal problem. Might work for behaved dogs not for gremlins

My dog is awful when it comes to cutting his nails or cutting fur on his feet and legs. He is a miniature doodle and this is the right size.

My review of a cat sling, that is designed to immobilize a cat so you can trim his nails, or as I call it , how to lose a pint of blood in a matter of seconds.Step 1, lay the harness on the floor, so as to easily place your cat in it.Step 2 , go get several band aids and some liquid skin to stop and or control the blood that is now running down your arm / hands / legs, etc...Step 3 , hang cat in said sling from the mounts you installed in the door frameStep 4 , go get several more band aids. If you want to know why, please refer to Step 2Step 5 , attempt to keep cat in said "immobilizing cat sling" , which is complicated by the cat flailing and hissing and scratching and being , oh how should I put it, being less then cooperative.Step 6 , sit down and make sure you don't fall over from the blood loss. I suggest splashing cold water on the face. Also, grab a few more band aids.Step 7, attempt to trim said nails.Step 8 , remove cat from sling by taring sling from mounts and launching it across your house. Please make sure to remove your cat from the sling before throwing sling, this is important.Step 9 place cat in lap and trim nails.Step 10, throw your now empty box of band aids out, put the empty bottle of liquid skin the recycling bin, sit down and try to remember why you got your cat so you don't push it down into a garbage disposal.