To prevent choking hazards, what are the dimensions of the animals themselves vs. the box? Thank you.
350927
Some of the animals are probably as small as an square inch to an inch and a half, but some are maybe as large as maybe five inches? My 2 yr old was able to get them in her mouth, so we have had to just watch her a lot with them
350928
Most of the animals are large, however the duck and chicken pieces are a little smaller. My 18 month old can fit them in her mouth but none of the other ones. I also highly doubt they could be swallowed. The only times I've caught her with them in there, she couldn't even close her mouth they are so large.
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The smallest (duck) is about 2" x 1.5" the biggest (elephant) about "3.5 x 2". I dont give my 1 year old the 2 smallest (duck,rooster) the rest are fine. Shes has no interst to put them in her mouth though.
1779060
No, they are about 4 inches tall and not a choking hazard. A child could chew the leg off and swallow it though. I bought for a 2 year old and wasn't worried about it. They are quite sturdy as all M & D toys are.
231619
I don't have exact dimensions either but they are thicker but smaller than when I was a kid but so is everything.else. If you buy this box in a Italian grocer it is the same thing. If you put the whole piece in your mouth at once it's a full mouth.
517537
It has been some time since I received this bunk bed, so I can only estimate. As I recall the box was about 24-26" by 36-40" and the depth of the box perhaps 12-14"? I measured the finished bed and the only one I have to kinda fudge on is the 12-14. Everything is disassembled and requires a bit of patience to get it together. Once done, however, my dogs (4) each under 10 pounds absolutely love it! They pile in together to sleep, play and "guard!" Great product, well built, would definitely purchase again.
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I have the Medium-size box. Following dimensions for when the box is zipped up are: 13.5" x 12" x 8". Or respectfully, 34 x 30 x 20 cm. When unzipping and laying out flat, the size is: 29" x 26". Or respectfully, 73 x 66 cm. Hope this information helps you. Very nice quality but I wish I personally had ordered the larger size. What I will do is use this size for the Duplos and get either another one of the same for the Legos or possibly just order the large to use for the Legos so we can keep the Duplos and Legos separated.
1845955
These are big and have much left over for a normal litter box. What are the mearsurements of the box?
557451
I estimate about 3 or 4 inches long. But I've found my dogs like the smaller stuffed animals better.
633340
Hi,I accidentally put my dog in the crate overnight with it on. It does not present any more of a choking hazard in my opinion than it would if the dog was wearing any other type of color. It's just slightly bigger than that in general. I will say that it's extremely effective, very humane, and does the job beautifully.
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The dimensions on the inside of the frame is 11" tall by 8" wide. Both my dogs are Westies, one is extra large and taller than breed standards and weighs 30 pounds and the opening is not even close to being small for him. You might find a sturdy box with those dimensions and see if your pet fits through that size opening.
85681
Not sure what you mean by large. The blocks themselves are the DUPLO size blocks - meant for preschoolers - not choking hazard size. They're about 1"x1" at the smallest. The box is about 10 inches by 16 by 16. There's 102 pieces I think in the box, which may not sound like a lot but we didn't feel cheated - they are a good variety of pieces and sizes. Glad we got it.
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I have a 30 lb and a 26 lb French bulldog and I give them the small size. I was breaking a larger one in half, each time I gave them one. I haven't had any problems with a choking factor. If you think about it, they eventually get the larger one to a smaller size when they are finishing it. So, I don't think it is a factor. Just my opinion.
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As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose.From smallest to largest horse (approx.):4" x 3.5"4.5" x 5.5"6.75" x 7"8.5" x 8"Hope this helps! :)
1779061
Hi- No, they are not a choking hazard. I tried to put one of the horses in a paper towel roll and I could not. They stand about 2 1/2-3 inches tall and maybe 3 inches long.
797716
Back 8" high, tapers to 7" on sides to front, and the front is 4 1/2", so they can get out easily. I put a blanket in there which lifts it up even more and it is fine. Our dog seems to snuggle down in it anyway. We have a mini schnauzer, and it is perfect even with the blanket.
1840470
I would say the box measured about 8" x 6" by 2" deep. I was able to cram it back in the box after we deflated it. If you don not put it in the box, maybe even smaller.
1021410
As indicated in the Product Details:Size: Regular;Product Dimensions: 6 x 2.8 x 2.8 inches; Weight: 4 ounces The toy might be a little large for your dog, but the focus of my review was that it has, what to me were, sharp edges and is quite hard, certainly harder than Nylabone "bones." I prefer them over the dinosaur, but many other folks seem to think it is just fine.
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No, they would not pose a choking hazard. The wooden box that the horses come in might if it were broken.