Can these crates also safely double as a grooming table for 70 lb. dogs?
268343
They will hold that weight for sure. Not a great height for it but I'm not a groomer. :)
268344
I don't think so. They're pretty sturdy, but I don't know if they would be big enough for that.
268345
They are heavy duty enough to support a 70 pound dog standing on them. They also make a non collapsible version that might be better suited for what you need.
268346
No. I would not recommend it because these crates are not wide like a grooming table and the crates are collapsible.
268347
I suppose it could but most likely the dog would slip on the surface. I've never personally stood on the crate and would likely place a board or nonstick surface on top of the crate. I would also contact the manufacturer to see if the roof can support the weight.
268348
I can sit on mine and it feels solid. But I do not think it is big enough for a table and I feel like they could fall off?
164557
I also do this. The box I just finished is Advantage 100 for dogs over 55lbs. This worked just fine for my four cats ages 6 to 18.
1826177
Probably not. The crate has been great to train my teething puppy and he has gnawed on it but not aggressively. Sorry I couldn't give u a sure answer.
530992
No. I have Gordon Setter who weighs 80 pounds. She is long and thin and can curl up like a cat. This is the perfect size for her. Also, the walls of this crate are thinner than other models. I think your dog could easily push its way out.
701959
I think that this would work fine. The top part is adjustable--allowing you to lower or raise according to the dog's height. Normally the neck and haunch are fairly the same height, so I would buy it. It is one of the best purchases for my dog and if for any reason I needed to replace it, I would. For one grooming, it pays for itself.
432571
I'm sure it will be fine, I tote around 4 dogs in mine at times - one German Wire hair at 70 pounds, and three 10 pound ankle biters, noise makers. The Doggy Hut works great and highly recommend it.
230314
I don't think they would be comfortable. We have a dachshund and he is about 15 lbs. it could hold a little bit bigger dog, but not 2.
292008
Hm, probably not... It works well as a bed frame but is not sturdy enough for 4 large dogs. After having it for 2 months, with only my husband and I (and occasionally our two tiny cats) sleeping on it, it sometimes creaks.
1943395
I wouldn't. They would be very cramped. I have two Shih Tzu puppies at 3.5 and 2.5 and I got a second one because they will not fit in it together much longer and be comfortable
2098269
We had no problem setting up the table. The noose had brackets to install. We have two 65 pound dogs. The table has worked out perfectly for grooming them. It keeps them still and calm.
931349
Yes, I think so. I have a Yorkie pup and she's 4 pounds. I use this as her travel crate and in my basement as a second crate space for her and she loves it!
2066484
I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
392327
This table is very steady with my almost 40 lb. English Cocker Spaniels but don't know about 130 lb'er. I think the platform might be too small if your dog's length is proportional to his weight.
7565
Oour lab is now a year old and 70 lbs. Never had a problem, but he's very even tempered. Based on the construction I don't think you'll have any problems.
670837
Hi Johnny, I would definately go up. I groom Papillons and Havanese on mine and once you have your brushes, clippers etc setting on the side you need room to work and if the dog moves at all a leg will drop off or your tools will go. Even if you had a stand with your equipment sitting next to you, this size would not fit an Afghan. I guarentee you will love the table tho.
1073044
It would probably be ok ...It's not rigid at all and would just curve up little around the outside of the smaller sized crate.
1746675
Yes - I'm pretty sure. I'm not at home to measure, but there's plenty of room for my 70 pound Golden Retriever!