Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals

Veterinary Exam Tables

304 stainless steel exam tables for small animal exam rooms, treatment areas and teaching labs. Choose a table with an integrated sink, a knee-space table for seated exams, a budget table with drawer storage, or a wall-mount table that folds flat when the room is needed for something else.

  • Purchase orders accepted
  • W-9 and net terms on request
  • 0% APR offers through Shop Pay, with approved credit
  • Shipping calculated at checkout

Which exam table fits your room

Exam and operating table with sink

The 1400-VES puts the sink and faucet at the table, on the left or right side. It suits treatment rooms that handle wound flushing, dental cleanings and post-op cleanup, where walking to a separate sink slows the team down. A wraparound toe-kick lets staff stand close.

Knee-space exam table

The 1400-VESK leaves an open knee space so a veterinarian can sit or stand close to the patient. An integrated scale is optional, which saves a trip to the floor scale for weigh-ins.

Budget exam table with storage

The 1400-EVT pairs a stainless top with a powder-coated galvanized base and four drawers, one deep drawer and a cabinet. Its default size is 44" L × 26" W × 36" H, and a full stainless base is an upgrade.

Wall-mount folding table

The USPE 1036-274 has a 45" × 18.5" top and folds flat against the wall, leaving the floor clear. Pull pins let one person set it up or put it away. It works in small exam rooms, shelter intake areas and necropsy suites.

What to check before you order

  1. Room footprintMeasure the room, door swing and walk space on each side of the table. Most staff need about 30 inches to work around a patient.
  2. Working heightA 36" table suits most standing exams. Seated exams and tall staff may need a custom height.
  3. Sink and plumbingIf you choose a sink table, confirm the drain and water supply location and the sink side before fabrication.
  4. StorageDecide which drawers and cabinets you need at the table so supplies stay within reach.
  5. Base finishFull stainless resists corrosion in wet rooms. A powder-coated base lowers cost for dry exam rooms.

Veterinary exam table questions

Why 304 stainless steel?

Type 304 stainless steel is non-porous and resists rust and staining, so it can be disinfected between patients without breaking down. It holds up to the cleaners used in clinics every day.

What is a marine edge?

A raised lip around the tabletop that keeps water, blood and cleaning solution on the surface instead of dripping onto the floor or the staff.

Do you build custom veterinary tables?

Yes. Length, depth, working height, sink side, knee-space side, drawers, cabinets and base finish can all be specified. Send your room size and layout with the veterinary quote form.

Do you accept purchase orders from universities and agencies?

Yes. Veterinary schools, animal-science programs, county shelters and government labs can order on a purchase order. A W-9 and net terms are available on request.

Is financing available?

Yes. 0% APR offers are available through Shop Pay with approved credit, and equipment financing is listed on our financing page.

How is shipping charged?

Shipping is calculated at checkout from the item and the delivery address. Tables ship by freight to the lower 48 states; contact us for other destinations.

Planning an exam room or a new clinic?

Send the room size and the tables you need and we will price the order with freight.