Dog Grooming Hammock Harness,Breathable Pet Cat Hammock Restraint Bag,Dog Grooming Sling Helper for Trimming Nail and Ear/Eye Care(S Size,8.5")

I have a dachshund/maybe chihuahua or other small dog breed mix. Kind of looks like Santa’s helper from Simpson but with stubby stout legs. He’s awesome, so smart, so agreeable, and even the vet says… “he lets me do anything, until you get to those feet…” It is like he’s being tortured. We’ve tried treats, holding him like a baby, a nail grinder, two different types of nail clippers, wrapping him in a doggie blanket, a muzzle. None of it works. But his nails grow so fast and he had one nearly in his pad. The last time he was at the vet he came back a mess! His whole face looked red and his eyes were bloodshot. They sent us home with trazadone and I decided there has to be another option! Then my friend told me about this method and here we are. Just did our first trimming tonight, granted his face wasn’t one of happiness and excitement (more like paranoia and we did have to hang him off the door frame so he was a bit higher than some of the other dogs I’ve seen in pics) but I was able to trim all the nails with nary a whimper! So happy to have found this. Also pretty awesome that it comes with so many attachments and even decent nail clippers. Very satisfied!! Also a great price for everything you get but as the old Mastercard commercials go… “nail trimming without having to wrestle your dog….. priceless!!”

with feet off the ground it is much easier to clip nails/groom

First time trying one of these and it made things go much smoother. My dog has a lot of anxiety when it comes to grooming and he'll constantly yank his hand away from me when I'm clipping his nails, squirm around, and try to run. It caused me to clip his nails too far a few times which was why I got this. He doesn't like it, but it stopped him from fighting me while I'm grooming him. It's very sturdy as well.

I own a 14lb orange cat. Did I expect this to work miracles absolutely not, did I hope to get a few nails cut yes and I did. I put that orange jerk in the hammock and he was confused and I held him up. My kid got the two back paws done before he adjust to his surrounds to be able to figure out his attack. As she came around to the front side, he had his plan. She got mostly done with his front paw and bam, insane orange cat time. It was over. Most nails done in one sittings, he got his snacks, and went to play and love in less than 2 minutes. We called kitty oil change time. It was awesome and great for the laugh of kitty hanging, he was unharmed, didnt hate us and worth it for the giggles alone.

I never even attempted to try to put this on my cat. All I did was unvelcro the strap and she went running because it scared her. There was no way I was going to put this on her, velcro her in and then scare her to death when unvelcroing her out of this. Looks like a good design, bur not practical or pet friendly.

Finally I was able to trim my dog's nails without incident. He wasn't able to bite or move around. He is a Chiweenie (small breed) and fit well. Even the vet's office has trouble trimming his nails... we've tried everything. This was a bit harder to set up than I thought it would be, but it was our first time using it. I had my husband stand next to him while I trimmed to make sure he wouldn't fall. I was able to get all his nails in under a minute. Super quick and easy! Definitely worth it, especially considering the product is inexpensive.

I have a beautiful 2 year old flame point who hates having her nails trimmed, and I’ve gotten a little tired of taking her to the vet every month for a clip. So I’ll admit, I was taken in by all of the great reviews and pictures of people with their cats hanging complacently from the shower curtain rod. In theory, this looked the perfect solution for a stress free nail trim. Sadly, this was not the case.First, getting her into the hammock was much more challenging than I had envisioned. It’s definitely a two person job. But even once we had gotten past the trauma of wrestling both arms and legs into the holes while securing the straps with one hand, the real battle ensued. When suspended, she was fully able to reach me with her teeth and front claws from all angles. I couldn’t even get close enough to grab her paw, much less trim her nails. Pretty sure I need stitches.This is probably a great idea for a dog. I do not recommend It for a cat.One redeeming feature: it came with a great pair of clippers. But I could have bought those separately without all of the bloodshed.

Couldn't cut or new rescues nails. This worked great. Second time using and I could do alone. He is about thirteen pounds and it was too small to velcro on his back. I found adding some clamps prevent him from slipping out and he feels secure

Very good product