10 Best Dog Grooming Tables in 2026

A 45.75-inch tabletop that lifts from 11.25 inches to 40.65 inches with foot pedals lets you adjust the height for small or large dogs without bending over. The all-steel base and removable tabletop make it a stable platform for regular grooming. It suits anyone who grooms dogs regularly and wants an adjustable, sturdy table.

Compared to the Garvee hydraulic model, this electric lift gives you a much lower starting height for small dogs, though the Garvee handles heavier dogs at 350 lbs.

A 350-pound loading capacity means this table can handle the biggest of big dogs, from Great Danes to hefty Mastiffs, without flexing or tipping. The Z-shaped hydraulic base keeps the table stable even when a large dog shifts weight mid-groom, and the non-slip PVC top gives you a sure surface for clippers and scissors. For owners or groomers who regularly work with large, heavy breeds, this is the table that won’t leave you wishing you’d bought a stronger one.

The trade-off is weight. At 95 pounds, this isn’t a table you’ll casually fold up and stash in a closet between uses. It’s a semi-permanent station best left in a dedicated grooming area. Compared to the Flying Pig Electric Lift table, which is even heavier at 127 pounds, the Garvee is the more practical choice if you need to occasionally reposition it. But if you groom in a tight bathroom or need to haul your table to shows, the hydraulic pump and steel frame will remind you that stability comes at a cost.

A 220-pound lift capacity means this table handles everything from a small terrier to a hefty Labrador without straining. The electric height adjustment ranges from 10 inches, low enough for older or arthritic dogs to step on, up to 40 inches, which lets you stand upright while grooming and avoid back strain. The stainless steel top is reversible and non-slip, and the built-in tool organizer, trash bag holder, and two AC outlets with USB ports keep your gear close at hand. This is the table for a groomer who wants a steady, quiet lift mechanism and all accessories included.

Electric lift means you’re tethered to a wall outlet, so no quick setup in a driveway or yard. Compared to the Flying Pig Heavy Duty Electric Lift table, the KANIS offers a lower minimum height for easier pet access, though the Flying Pig’s heavier build may feel more planted for very large dogs. If you groom in a fixed space and value convenience features like integrated power and storage, the KANIS is a well-thought-out workspace.

A 47.2-inch tabletop and 264-pound capacity mean this table can handle large dogs. The electric lift adjusts from 9 to 40 inches in seconds, so you can change height without manual effort. Built-in shelves, four hooks, and a USB socket keep tools within reach. It’s a big, stable surface for groomers who want electric height adjustment and don’t need to move the table often.

At 99.8 pounds, this table is heavy enough that you will want to keep it in one spot rather than moving it around often. The Flying Pig is even heavier at 127 pounds, so the Garvee is not the heaviest option out there. The table is described as collapsible, which means you can break it down for storage, but the weight still makes it a commitment. If you have a permanent work area, the 47.2-inch tabletop and electric lift give you a stable, adjustable station.

A 330-pound weight capacity is the first thing that jumps out here, that’s enough for a Saint Bernard or a Mastiff, yet the table itself weighs only 18 pounds. That combination makes it a practical choice for home grooming where you need to move the table between rooms or stash it in a closet when company comes. The stainless steel surface and foldable frame keep things simple, and the adjustable arm with two nooses gives you decent control over a squirmy dog without wrestling them on the floor. It’s built for the owner who wants a solid work surface for big dogs without spending on a hydraulic lift or a permanent station.

Stability is the main consideration here. At 18 pounds, this table is light enough to carry one-handed, but a heavy dog shifting its weight mid-brush can make it rock more than a heavier model like the Garvee Hydraulic table, which weighs 95 pounds. There’s no height adjustment either, so you’re stuck at the 30-inch tabletop height, fine for most people, but a taller owner might end up bending. If you need portability and a high weight limit on a tight budget, this works. If you groom daily or work with dogs that hate standing still, the extra heft of a hydraulic table is worth saving for.

A 35.5-inch tabletop that folds flat to practically nothing means this station disappears into a closet or car trunk the second you’re done grooming. That’s the whole point of the niffgaff: it gives you a stable, non-slip rubber surface with an adjustable stainless arm and a grooming hammock for nail trims. Then it tucks away so your living room doesn’t look like a salon. It’s ideal for home owners who groom one dog at a time and don’t want a permanent fixture taking up floor space.

The 30-inch fixed height works fine for casual bending but won’t save your back if you’re grooming multiple dogs in a row. And the 35.5-inch tabletop is shorter than many competitors’ models that offer larger work surfaces. You’re trading a bigger work area and height adjustability for foldability and a lower price. If space is your constraint, that’s a fair swap.

A 260-pound capacity on a table that folds flat means this is one of the few grooming tables that can handle a heavy Great Dane and still disappear into a closet. The height range, 23 to 33.8 inches, covers everyone from a short groomer working at waist level to a tall one who doesn’t want to stoop. The waterproof tabletop also makes cleanup straightforward after a muddy-paw session or a full clip.

You’re doing the lifting yourself, which is fine for a home groomer who sets the height once per dog. But if you’re switching between a Chihuahua and a Lab multiple times in an afternoon, an electric option like the Flying Pig Heavy Duty Electric Lift Grooming Table would save your back. The metal legs and non-slip rubber feet help keep the table stable while you work.

A 36 x 24-inch tabletop that folds down flat is the whole point here: you can toss this in the back of a van or stash it in a closet between jobs. The pebbled rubber surface keeps a wet dog from sliding around, and the included clamp-on grooming arm means you don’t have to buy extras just to get started. For mobile groomers or anyone who grooms at a friend’s house, the portability alone makes it worth a hard look.

The Master Equipment Grooming Table has a fixed-height design, unlike the Flying Pig electric lift table, which offers adjustable height, this table stays at whatever height the legs provide. That works fine if you’re comfortable bending a bit, but for a tall groomer or someone with back concerns, the lack of height adjustment can be tiring over a full day of clipping.

A 330-pound tabletop capacity means this foldable station supports large dogs without wobbling. The rubber surface stays grippy when wet, so paws stay planted during grooming. And because it folds flat in seconds, you can stash it under a bed or in a closet rather than dedicating permanent floor space to a grooming rig.

Tabletop real estate is the main trade-off here. At 35.5 inches long, this is noticeably smaller than the Garvee Hydraulic table’s 43.3-inch length, so a very long-bodied dog may hang off the edges. The grooming arm supports up to 88 pounds, which means the noose is designed for dogs well under the table’s full 330-pound limit. For owners grooming one dog at a time and willing to work within those dimensions, it is a practical space-saver.

A 264-pound weight capacity and a tabletop that measures 45 by 24 inches mean this table can handle large breeds without feeling cramped or wobbly. The non-slip texture on the surface helps the pet stand steadily, while the non-slip footpads increase stability and protect the floor from scratches. The foldable design with retractable legs makes storage straightforward, and the removable mesh tray hangs under the table to hold grooming tools within easy reach.

The trade-off for that surface and capacity is weight: at 37.7 pounds, this table is heavier than some foldable models. And unlike the Flying Pig Heavy Duty Electric Lift Grooming Table, which offers electric height adjustment, the Yaheetech is a fixed-height table, you work at tabletop level or you don’t. The H-frame arm adjusts with a rotating knob that also locks and disassembles the frame, so changing the arm height takes a few extra seconds. For a budget-friendly foldable table that fits large dogs, those are reasonable compromises.