I bought this set for my parent's cat. He weights about or just under twenty pounds and the Small size seems to fit him. I couldn't get him into the grooming hammock but his legs seemed to match up with where the leg holes are. I am a bit timid on picking up the cat, so I think if I were a bit more confident in picking him up, he would have fit fine. Or maybe I can have my parents place him in, then I could use a luggage scale with the straps to get an accurate weight on the guy!
Like that there are two options to hang up by the hooks or carbineer with hanging straps. The brush is a basic one, but like a nice bonus item. I haven't tried the clippers just yet, but they also seem like basic ones that will do the job.

- The holder is very comfortable!
- The brush is self cleaning which is great but the bristles tend to bend
- nail file and nail clippers are good enough for it's job.

This is a nice grooming set! The hammock is helpful for squirmy pets who won't stay still on land. I really like the brush for my long haired dog.
Initially we weren't sure where to hang the hammock up at! We decided on 2 places, the frame of the shower door and a beam on our patio.
This is a worthwhile set if your pet won't stay still for nail trims.

First off, you need to make sure you have a good quality bar to attach this grooming hammock to. You don't want your pet to fall when you're using it! My dogs absolutely hate getting their nails trimmed. This hammock helped a bit. Don't get me wrong, they still fidget and fuss like crazy, but the hammock keeps them from running away, so that was a big plus. This also allows me to trim their nails by myself, instead of needing my significant other to hold the dogs in place.

Oh, where do I start with Elvis and the grooming harness? Let me tell you, it's like trying to dress up a bull in a tutu. It's a comedy show in its own right!

First of all, let me paint you a picture. Elvis is a French bulldog with a personality that matches his iconic name. He's got a stout little body and a stubborn streak that could rival any diva. Now, imagine trying to wrangle him into a grooming harness. It's like trying to fit a round peg into a square hole"”pure chaos!

You see, Elvis has this uncanny ability to turn into a slippery eel the moment that harness comes out. It's like he's mastered the art of Houdini, wiggling and squirming until he's miraculously free from its clutches. It's a battle of wills, and I'm convinced he's secretly training for a career in escape artistry.

And let's not forget the grooming aspect. The harness was supposed to make grooming easier, but it's more like a game of "catch me if you can." Elvis turns into a ninja, dodging every brush stroke and shampoo splash like he's in a spy movie. I've never seen a dog contort himself into such absurd positions just to avoid getting his nails trimmed or his fur brushed. It's like he's auditioning for Cirque du Soleil!

So, in conclusion, the grooming harness and Elvis are a match made in comedy heaven. It's a constant battle of wills and a hilarious spectacle that leaves us all in stitches. But hey, we wouldn't have it any other way. Elvis may not be the most cooperative when it comes to grooming, but he's definitely the funniest French bulldog in town!