Customer Reviews for VEVOR Livestock Trimming Stand, Goat & Sheep Stand 9.37-12.8 inch Adjustable Height 0-5.4 inch Width, Metal Goat Milking and Shearing Stand Attachment Nose Loop Headpiece, Black

5 Stars! Super impressed with quality and value. Very fast shipping (Got it in 3 days!), easy to assembly with 1 person and 1 drill in about 15 minutes, and very sturdy yet lightweight, even for 150+lb club lambs. Would not hesitate to recommend and buy again. Neat powder coated black color, too.

Easy to use. Its exactly what I needed.

The product is as expected. You will need a place to mount it or build a stand. It is not ideal for dwarf breeds as the height adjusting feature doesn’t quite go low enough.

I bought this because I have one goat that will not let me touch her hooves to trim them. This worked perfectly for her.

This product is great. We set it up and works perfectly for us to work on our sheep’s feet.

Well built, lightweight and easy to put together!

Works really well and easy to assemble.

I was skeptical at first ordering this, but very pleased on the package arrived early and very good quality for the price

This stand was easy to put together, took about 15 minutes for me and my daughter to do. It can hold a full sized sheep plus a good sized person at once. It’s a little high for my Icelandics but will probably build ramp if needed. It’s also good for their height. Thought it might be a problem because they are short but their necks are long enough it works fine. I’m happy with this stand.

The hardwaret hat came w/it wasn't long enough for our gate (green, 4ft gate from Our local TSC) but we had some already so it worked out. Ideal for adult/large breed goats. Nsm, younger/smaller breeds bc their heads(& horn, in some cases) go through the opening instead of being stopped by the metal piece going over the nose (AND this is not adjustable) Short goats (6month old Nigerian Dwarf/Alpine & 7month Boer/Nigerian Dwarf) can't reach the head hold on the lowest setting. I have only used it once so far, but it seems sturding. Trimmed the hooves of two overgrown full boers (200lbs. ea.) not used to trimming/humans/crazy contraptions, fighting tooth & nail to get free & nothing broke. The chain that wraps behind the head & hooks to the other side did come off once, so we wrapped it around the headpiece & then hooked it, which worked out great for the others that followed.