What's the maximum dog weight this table is meant for?
254399
My dog weighs 44 pounds and it holds her no problem. It is very sturdy and durable. I am very pleased with my purchase.
254400
I don't remember, but talks is very heavy & I have sat on mine just to make sure.
428235
This table is very stable and sturdy. I am very pleased with it. My dogs are smaller. I still think it would hold up well probably up to 50# animal.
857004
It's really seems to be based on height, I mean I suppose a really strong short dog could break it off the table, but anyway, I think a 25lb spaniel would be too tall for this to work. Unless you could clamp this to something higher than the table the dog was sitting on.
523311
I'm not sure of the weight limit. But I put both of my dogs in here for a combined weight of 22 pounds.
447303
I don't know. I returned it as soon as I opened it. It was a pretty good size - it should hold a 10 to 20 pound pet though.
2163121
I would say yes I use it for my cocker spaniels they weigh 24 and 26 pounds. Table is very sturdy.
1872069
I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I hope this helps you! Thanks-Sandra I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I... » Read More I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I hope this helps you! Thanks-Sandra « Show Less
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I read it is supposed to hold a dog up to 40 pounds, but it is a "cozy" fit. I bought it for my daughter's dog, however, and the dog loves it! I can't give you measurements, as it's no longer in my possession.
1958698
Yes it should be ok. I use it for my toy poodle who also weighs 10 lbs. However if she were any bigger the table would be too small.
2163122
I would think so, my dog is 12lbs and there is plenty of space on the table when I groom him. It's a very sturdy, quality table.
547536
My dog is ~50 lbs. and she is quite comfortable on this table. As far as capacity, I used the table to reach something. The table didn't blink at supporting 180 lbs. It's very stable, particularly if you use the leveling pads so it doesn't wobble on an uneven surface.
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Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. Then you will know where the legs should be when they are opened all the way. The legs do not click. They reach a point where they will not move any further. I was not going to put my dog on the table until I know the legs were in the correct place where they will not move any further.
2137174
Dug out my little instruction booklet and it says: "Maximum pet weight is 33 lbs. (15 kg)". Let me know if I can be of further help.
1539853
My large Golden approx. 80 pounds is fine....he is often joined by my Standard Poodle on the table....I do not encourage this, just the way they are...so for 2 minutes here and there it is holding an additional 58 pounds...seems stable in those moments
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It should work for both dogs. The metal table should be ok IF it is 1.5" thick or less. The clamp would not fit on any of my tables (which were 2 inches thick). I had to buy a piece of plywood that stuck out a few inches off the table, and clamp the arm to the plywood.
277078
Sorry, I could not find any specs that specifies a weight limit. My dog is 14lbs and it keeps her in place.
2147874
it would be fine for smaller dogs it has adjustments that can be made so a small to large dog can fit it comfortably we have aussies they are around 40 lbs and have plenty of room left over but I think you would be happy with the table and small dogs