Dog grooming tables for steady, safe home grooming
Valuhub's dog grooming tables collection offers steady, raised surfaces for brushing, drying and trimming your dog at home. The range covers foldable tables, height adjustable and hydraulic tables, a stainless steel table and clamp-on grooming arms. Each one holds your dog in place and leaves your hands free. Nail trims and coat care become calmer for you both.
These tables suit home groomers with small and medium dogs, and anyone who bathes or trims a pet often. They fit a garage, a spare room or a laundry area. You can also browse more dog supplies to set up the rest of your grooming space.
Dog grooming tables at a glance
Types of grooming tables in this collection
Each type below is found in the current range, and the largest group comes first.
Foldable grooming tables with an adjustable arm
Foldable tables are the largest group here. Each one folds flat for storage and pairs a non-slip surface with an adjustable arm and a grooming loop. They suit small and medium dogs and homes with limited space. A folding dog grooming table is easy to carry to the garage.
Height adjustable and hydraulic tables
Height adjustable tables let you raise or lower the work surface to suit your own height. The hydraulic Z-lift table has a 43 in (109 cm) top, an arm and a non-slip surface. A hydraulic dog grooming table suits frequent groomers who want less bending.
Stainless steel grooming table
The stainless steel table has a 36 in (91 cm) top, an adjustable arm and a basket for tools. Steel wipes clean after a bath or a trim. Its size suits small and medium dogs, and the basket keeps brushes and clippers close.
Grooming tables with storage
Several tables add storage so your tools stay close. Some have a mesh tray, others a storage shelf or a basket, and one adds two safety slings. A shelf or tray saves trips across the room. That matters because you must never leave your dog alone on the table.
Clamp-on grooming arms
A grooming arm clamps onto a sturdy table edge and holds a grooming loop and haunch holders. The adjustable arms in this range extend from about 48 to 82 cm (18.9 to 32.3 in). Choose an arm when your table needs a way to hold your dog.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight ratings and what is included.
How do you choose a dog grooming table?
Measure your dog
Measure from nose to tail while your dog stands, then add about 10 cm (4 in). A grooming table for dogs should be at least that long. Tables here run from about 35 to 43 in (89 to 109 cm). That size suits small and medium dogs best.
Check the surface
Look for a non-slip top so your dog keeps its footing. A rubber surface wipes clean and grips well. Wet paws slide on a smooth top, so texture matters most when you bathe your dog at the table.
Pick the right restraint
An adjustable arm with a grooming loop holds the head and body steady. Safety slings add support for restless dogs. Set the loop snug but loose enough to breathe. Never leave a dog alone in one, even for a moment.
Think about height
A table that puts your dog near waist height keeps your back straight. Height adjustable and hydraulic tables let you change that height. A fixed table is fine if it suits you, so test your own comfortable working height first.
Plan your storage space
Most tables with an arm stand about 61 in (155 cm) tall. Foldable models collapse for the closet. Measure the spot where you will use it and the spot where it rests, so the table fits both.
Where do grooming tables work best?
Grooming tables work best in homes where a dog needs regular brushing, bathing and trims. A foldable table fits a garage, a spare room or a laundry area, and folds away afterward. Small and medium dogs fit most tables in this range comfortably.
A table also helps dogs that wiggle on the floor or dislike long nail trims. A raised, non-slip surface keeps the session calm. Pair your table with other pet supplies such as brushes, towels and a dryer.
Older or smaller dogs may find a raised table hard to reach. Dog stairs are designed to help with climbing, and you can find them in the dog stairs collection.
How do you set up and care for a grooming table?
Set the table on a flat, dry floor and unfold it fully before you lock every leg and joint. Wipe the top with a damp cloth and mild soap after each session, then dry it. Check the clamp, the arm and the loop for wear before each use, and never leave your dog unattended.
Shipping and returns: Valuhub Canada ships free on orders over $150. Delivery details show on each product page. You can return an item within 14 days of delivery, as set out in our refund policy.
Grooming table FAQs
What size grooming table do I need?
Pick a table about 10 cm (4 in) longer than your dog from nose to tail. Tables here run from roughly 35 to 43 in (89 to 109 cm) long. That suits small and medium dogs. Larger dogs need a bigger top and a higher weight rating, so check the product page.
Do I need a grooming arm?
A grooming arm helps most home groomers. It holds your dog's head steady while your hands work. It also stops a dog stepping off the edge. Many tables here include an adjustable arm and loop. You can also buy a dog grooming arm with a clamp on its own.
Is a hydraulic table better than a foldable one?
A hydraulic table raises and lowers with a pump, so it suits frequent grooming and saves your back. A foldable table is lighter and stores flat, so it suits occasional grooming at home. Choose by how often you groom and how much room you have.
Is it safe to leave a dog in a grooming loop?
No, never leave a dog alone in a grooming loop or on a raised table, even for a moment. A loop can tighten if the dog slips or jumps. Keep it snug but loose enough for easy breathing, and stay within reach at all times.
Can a pet grooming table be used for cats?
Some listings, such as the foldable pet grooming table, mention both dogs and cats. Check the product page for size and weight limits. Cats are smaller and quicker, so a snug fit and a non-slip top matter even more for them.
How do I clean a grooming table?
Wipe the top with a damp cloth and mild soap, rinse with clean water and dry it. Steel and rubber surfaces clean easily after baths and trims. Dry the joints and the arm clamp as well, so moisture does not sit in the folds.










