Parts catalog · Since 2014

Nobody buys a whole grooming table from us. They buy the clamp that cracked, the blade that finally went dull, the float valve that stuck — and we check it fits their model before we take the order seriously.

We keep the part your clippercratetankleashfeedertable needs in stock.

Clipper blades and comb guides, table clamps and tub valves, crate latches and gate hinges, filter media and heat mats, D-rings and buckles, feeder valves and float kits. Twelve items, six categories, no whole machines.

The whole site, in order

This page is the map. Pick where you want to go — a category if you already know the part, About or Process if you want to know how an order actually works, or the configurator if you'd rather build the spec on screen first.

Every category page carries fitting notes and an estimated price basis per item — not a bare list of names. The basis is confirmed once we see the model.

There is no cart on this site. An inquiry goes to a person who checks real stock, not an automatic checkout.

Scroll the shop floor

Six categories, six drawers

Drag, scroll or use the arrow keys. Each frame is where that category's parts actually live.

Use ← →, drag, or scroll sideways to move through the rail.

Tray of clipper blades and combs laid out for sorting — 01 Clipper Blades & Combs Where the blade meets the coat — the drawer that turns over fastest.

Arm clamp and drain fittings laid beside a grooming tub — 02 Grooming Table & Tub Hardware Clamps and drain kits, the parts that hold the job still and let the water out.

Folded wire crates stacked in a storage room — 03 Crate & Kennel Replacement Parts Latches and hinges sized to wire gauge, the run gate that has to close every time.

Shelf of reptile terrariums with heat mats visible beneath them — 04 Aquarium & Terrarium Consumables Media and heat mats cut to litres and watts, not sold as a whole tank kit.

Leashes and collars hanging in a row on a display rack — 05 Leash, Collar & Harness Hardware D-rings and buckles by load rating, the failure point on every worn lead.

Row of sealed feed storage bins along a barn wall — 06 Feeding & Watering Equipment Parts Valves and float kits for the feeders that run dry or stick open.

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Why the catalog is this narrow

We stock what wears out, not what was sold once.

A clipper lasts years. The blade goes dull in months. A crate lasts a decade. The latch gets kicked open until the bolt bends in one season. Tavlixos exists for that second category — the part that fails on a schedule, sized to a standard, not the machine it sits inside. We stock only the wear parts and consumables for grooming, containment, aquarium and feeding equipment, sorted by the fitting that actually matters: blade size, wire gauge, webbing width, wattage.

Blade sizing is the clearest example. A size 10 snap-on blade fits most European clipper blocks at a medium coat length; a 7F leaves more coat; a 30 or 40 takes it down to almost nothing for a surgical clip. Get the number wrong and the blade snaps on but cuts the wrong length, or doesn't snap on at all. We ask which size before we ship, every time.

"If it doesn't fit your model, we say so before you order, not after."

That's not a slogan we print and ignore. It's the actual first step of a fitting check, and it's why the counter asks for the model before it asks for a card.

Coat length left behind by each blade size we stock — the number you need to know before ordering, not after.

Hands writing part notes on a notepad beside a laptop screen

Not sure which size yet?

Build the spec on screen first.

Pick a category, then the size or fitting your equipment actually uses — blade size, wire gauge, webbing width, tank litres — set a quantity and a turnaround, and watch an estimated basis and fit note build themselves in front of you. Nothing is a locked price until we check the model, but you'll walk into the inquiry knowing roughly what you're asking for.

Open the configurator