Supet Dog Grooming Hammock for Small Dogs Cat, Relaxation Pet Grooming Hammock Restraint for Nail Trimming (Coral Blue, S（ Legs Spacing：7-10.2" / Max W：15-35LBS）)

Excellent, so worth it, puppers were calm and still. Cut their nails perfectly. Love this item.

I have tried everything I can to trim my shih tzu's nails. They start to curl and can penetrate the skin if they curl far enough. I get so much anxiety because he doesn't let me use a small nail drill for dogs, he doesn't even let me touch his paws for more than a few seconds. I've tried sandpaper but he moves so much it takes so long. This thing had him stuck, once I put his legs in he was frozen. I hung him up and started clipping with no issues. He jerked a tiny bit but I was able to hold his paw still enough to make the clip. I feel so relieved now that I can clip his nails easily and quickly. I recommend this product. My shih tzu is 15 pounds and the XS fit him perfectly. It comes with carabiner clips and holds secure.

Works like a champ. Well built, and zero issues. It comes with straps and carabiners to easily attach the sling to a hanger. Be careful with your sling sizing though. Measure your dog‘s gait before ordering. Don’t order based on the picture of the dog in the ad or based on weight. If you do, you’ll find there’s no way your full-grown Labrador is going to fit into a medium-sized sling. With the correct size, the dog is comfortable and stress-free.

Check the measurements for the size needed. This is a perfect fit and works great for my dog grooming business.

Based on the measurements and what other mini dachshund owners had ordered, plus their successes, we ordered one MEDIUM in blue for our two male dachshunds. One is about 11 pounds and the other about 14 (more of a tweenie-lean and long, not fat).The Medium is WAY too big for our mini 4 year old weighing about 11 pounds. He can easily slip his legs out of the holes. It is "okay" for our 14 pound, 7 year old male.However, it still takes TWO people. And we use this over the walk in shower kit door so the included straps are way to small to fit over that rail. We use heavy duty rubber tie downs from our truck travel kit. Two work well.You lay the harness on the floor. Call them to it. Hold them still and place legs in the holes. One person keeping them still while the other raises the sides. My husband has to hold the front two and the rear two tightly with his fists, especially for the 11 pounder because if not, he'll just slip right out of it. Once he holds them up in the air, he walks them to the shower. He positions the harness under the rubber tie downs and I secure the metal tie down hooks into the harness loops. And he NEVER leaves hold of the harness, especially with the 11 pounder. They are not happy with it. They are NOT "zen" or "tranquil". I give them a treat when they are attached to get them started.Then while he contains a firm grip on the harness (especially behind the head) and making sure our smaller dachshund is moving his legs out of the holes...I use the rechargeable nail grinder. I have tried the clippers, but they still don't like the sound of snap. We have found it is very important to still wear a headlamp because the lighting isn't that great in the shower stall. They still wriggle and whimper for the nail trimming. I give a treat in between each toe. Even though we've been doing the 4 year olds nails over two years (he's a rescue) and the 7 year olds nails (rescue) for nearly four years, they still don't like it. The harness has made it easier in that the older dachshund can't fight us quite as much as the little one cannot bite us or make teeth contact ---as easily. It is an improvement but not nearly the improvement that some have reported and showed on youtube.We bought two licky mats to suction to the shower wall and plan to smear no salt added nut butter (we have one with a peanut allergy so we can't use peanut butter) when the order arrives. Someone posted a video of this online and it can give them a happy distraction while they lick and you trim.There really needs to be some sort of extra security for behind the head. My husband uses one fist to keep a tight grip behind their head. He also tries to face them into the shower so they cannot see what I'm doing, otherwise, the little one still tries to teeth my hands while i work. We don't want him to have that first bite experience.We've used this three or four times now in the past week since we bought it. In general, we try to work at least a couple of nails at a time, trying to work on their nails about 3 times per week whenever possible. We've tried it on the couch, on the porch loveseat outside, standing over the sink, and now this hanging harness.We would have definitely purchased the SMALL if we could have tried this on in a store.The thin provided straps will fit over a standard shower rod or broom handle, however, we didn't feel safe enough in the security to hang them from the shower rod since they are the types that expand to fit the wall space. The heavy duty rubber tie downs we had in the garage give us more options and allow us to use it in the shower kit.Hopefully we can get them to relax more when we implement the licky mat distraction.I would never try to do this alone. It would be very unsafe having them at that height. One lady had a tip: she put the harness loops over a mop handle and placed the mop handle between the rungs of two dining room chairs. I guess you'd have to sit on the floor, because the dog would be hanging pretty low, but might be an option for a single person.

My little dachshund will fight me to clip his nails and we bought this and hung it from the shower curtain rod and it worked perfect. He didn’t move and we clipped his nails easily.

My kitty was ok with us trimming her nails when she was little. Since she has gotten a few months older she has decided she doesn't like it. She would hiss and squirm and bite (not drawing blood though) and I was afraid I would clip and hurt her. This hammock keeps her from being able to bite and squirm away. Very happy! bTW, she didnt even hiss 🙂

my cat is too long for this but keeping it anyway. Going to use it when he's older and not so much wigglely.

My doxie hates having his nails trimmed. I hang him in this thing and he just goes limp. Our hour long nail trimming ordeal is now fives minutes and done.The hammock is well made. The carabiner clips are lightweight aluminum. It works like a charm.

This grooming harness works very well. Yes I would recommend it. Our dogs have been very difficult to trim their nails however this worked well for us. Thank you.

Although this product said for small dogs, it is too big for my small chihuahua cross Jack Russell. I did measure my dog as well to check if it would fit. The arm holes are too large and the fabric comes up too high on the neck area.Looks reasonably made.