Dog Grooming Arms

Pet Grooming Restraint Arm is a specialized restraint device mounted on the edge of a pet grooming table or household desktop. It utilizes an adjustable mechanical arm structure to secure a pet's position. Its primary mechanism involves using an L-shaped or H-shaped metal bracket paired with restraint loops (typically designed like collars) to limit the pet's range of motion at two points: the neck and the hindquarters. The core function is to ensure the pet's stability during operations such as bathing, blow-drying, nail trimming, and shaving, thereby preventing accidental injuries caused by struggling, slipping, or jumping off the table. Typical application scenarios include professional pet grooming salons, at-home grooming sessions, and hygiene procedures at animal rescue shelters. Products are categorized into two mainstream designs based on restraint points: single-arm models (neck restraint only) and double-arm models (neck and hindquarters restraint). These are often paired with anti-sit brackets to prevent dogs from sitting down or combined with hammock-style abdominal support devices to enhance convenience for trimming the abdominal area. The primary target users are professional pet groomers and owners of medium to large dog breeds. The construction commonly employs rust-resistant alloy materials to ensure load-bearing safety.