Feet off the ground · hands free
The monthly nail fight
You've been losing a monthly fight to a ten-pound animal.
Her weight settles onto the breathable mesh sling, all four legs pass down through the cut-out holes, and she loses the ground she was pushing off. Both of your hands come free. Ten minutes, one person, no towel wrestling.
Built for cats and small dogs - full fit chart further downEnd the nail fightHe used to bite us when we even touched his paws. Now? Nails, dremel and paw pads done in ten minutes.
Corgi owner, four months in
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- 30-day money back guarantee
- 1 year warranty
Four things that never worked
You've already tried everything the internet told you to try.
Bathroom floor · third attempt this month
The towel swaddle
Two nails · then a scratch"I grab my cat and swaddle him like a baby with the bath towel"
The mesh bag
Can't scrub through it"Mesh bags SUCK. The idea of getting them bathed is to get in there and SCRUB"
The two-person hold
Needs a second person"The border collie I need to sit on"
Giving up on it
Let the nails go"Cat won't let me trim his nails. NOTHING works."
None of these ever took her feet off the ground. She always had something to push against - that's a design problem, not a failure of nerve.
Four steps, one person
The moment she loses traction is the moment you win.
Unfold the stand
Set it on the floor, a counter, or straddling the tub.
Lower her onto the mesh
Her torso weight settles onto the broad breathable sling, not her limbs.
Thread the legs through
Each leg drops through its own hole, tail through its own opening.
Both hands come free
Feet off the ground, nothing to push off, the paw is right there.
It safely holds your pet in the air with its paws exposed. No electronics, no motor, no heating - pure suspension.
Torso supported · legs hanging free
The question you're actually asking
"But doesn't that look painful?"
It's the first thing most people think, and it deserves a straight answer rather than a reassurance. Here is exactly what her body is doing in the sling.
Does the weight hang on her legs?
No. Her torso rests on the broad sling; the legs simply hang free below it.
Can she breathe in it?
The mesh is high-density and breathable, open weave - nothing wrapped around her chest.
How long can she be in it?
Minutes, not hours. Short supervised sessions only, and never left alone in it.
Some pets hang calmly and some wriggle the whole time. One owner put it best: the senior dog squirmed a lot - but there was no biting, and the job got finished. That is the honest promise.
From biting to ten minutes
Owners whose pets used to bite them.
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He is not a fan of it. But the nails were done in under ten minutes and nobody bled.
Nadia P.
Verified buyer
Domestic shorthair · 11 lb · 4 months
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He used to bite when we touched his paws. Nails, dremel and pads now take about ten minutes.
Curtis M.
Verified buyer
Corgi · 26 lb · since spring
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No more towel swaddle. Just done.
Bryony K.
Verified buyer
Maltese · 9 lb · 2 months
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I set the stand straddling the tub and rinsed inward. Zero water on the bathroom floor for once.
Devon A.
Verified buyer
Shih Tzu · 14 lb · 7 weeks
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My senior girl wriggled the whole time, honestly. But there was no biting and I finished all four paws alone.
Theresa Q.
Verified buyer
Senior tabby · 13 lb · 3 months
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Used to need my wife holding him down. Did it on my own Sunday morning.
Roshan B.
Verified buyer
Dachshund · 18 lb · 5 months
Straddling the tub · one handheld shower
Sunday morning, done before coffee
Ten minutes. One person. Water where water goes.
Set the stand over the tub, rinse inward, lift her out. The whole thing is over before she has decided to be properly annoyed about it.
- One person - no second pair of hands
- Set it over the tub so the water goes where water goes
- Folds flat and slides behind the door
Before you decide
The last six questions.
In the order people actually ask them.
Honest answer: some pets hang calmly and some wriggle the entire time. What changes is that she has no ground to push off, so the wriggling does not stop you finishing - and you are not getting bitten. If your pet genuinely will not accept it, the 30-day money back guarantee is exactly what it is there for.
Check the fit panel above - eight leg holes plus a tail opening on a high-density mesh sling, with the named examples owners are actually using it with. It is built for cats and small dogs. A large-breed dog is outside what it is designed to hold, and we would rather tell you that now than after it ships.
Yes - that is the whole point of it. The sling does the restraining that used to take a second person pinning or sitting on your pet. Once her legs are through the holes, both of your hands are free for the clippers, the brush, or the shower head.
Set the stand in or over the tub and rinse inward, so the water runs where it already drains. That is the placement most owners land on after the first bath. When you are finished the frame folds flat, so it stores upright between uses instead of sitting in the tub.
Rinse the sling with clean water, shake it out, and let it air-dry fully open before you fold the frame. Folding it away damp is the one thing that will shorten the life of the mesh, so give it the hour.
Free shipping worldwide on every order. A 30-day money back guarantee if it does not work out with your pet, and a 1 year warranty on the frame and sling.
Thirty nights to find out
Thirty nights to find out your next trim is a ten-minute job - or your money back.
If your pet genuinely will not accept it, you send it back and you are out nothing.
Stop losing the fightFree shipping worldwide · 30-day money back guarantee · 1 year warranty