Is this safe for a 4 months old pup?
1982519
Yes, My dog and several of my friend's dogs love these. imagine that your dog will love them too.
1982520
I would say yes but if it's a really small puppy you should watch him/her, I have a 4lb poodle and she loves them so I think it would be OK.
1982521
Yes its safe but your puppy might have trouble chewing through it because its really hard until you get to the middle btw iam a vet
1982522
It all depends on the breed of dog, Mastiff or Chiwawa. But I would check with your Vet just to be on the safe side.
1982523
I would say yes. I have had my dog for 6 years and when I adopted him he was given the small bones and gradually went up from there.
1982524
I would say Yes. My grown dog loves them too. But my neighbor just got a smaller dog (pup) and I actually gave them a bag, because I noticed that while I was holding it, he was constantly trying to chew on my hand with those little sharp teeth, so I thought a bag of those would be perfect for the puppy to chew on and not choke. But, as I have had many puppies and dogs, I always watch them when they are chewing on onesomething until they are finished. I never leave a pet alone with a chew bone.
1882379
For us, our dog is now a 70 lb Golden Doodle and we've had it about 4 months. The plastic is hard and our chewer hasn't yet chewed it.
1780700
I wouldn't recommend it. My beagle could jump out of her play pen by 4 months.
1491865
My 4 pound yorkie does great in her stroller and I put blankets in there for her. Once your dog is old enough and gains balance and coordination they should do fine. As a puppy I would use a blanket to snuggle them in for sure.
1021418
It should be fine. Our Lab puppies love them. It's about five inches long. Our Lab puppy is seven months old and it's still in good shape. They like the texture of it.
1977856
When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are... » Read More When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. « Show Less
2112968
yes it is safe. just keep dog contained till it is dry. I have a schnauzer-and have never had a problem with this product around him.
58251
In my opinion it is safe. I like to line it with blankets for more comfort on longer rides. It has a short leash that can attach to their harness. This allows you to keep the top "window" open without the dog getting out. I had to adjust the length of it for my dog. I hope this was helpful.
970061
At only 3 months old, I'm not sure. I don't think it would hurt her if she is eating kibble, puppy food, etc. If she is exhibiting this behavior problem, best to ask your vet to be sure. I crumble it up with dry food & low fat cottage cheese.
1511380
I LOVE this brand, however since it has "NEEM" in it, I personally would not use it on a young puppy as I have heard NEEM is not good for young animals. It says it's for DOGS but no mention of puppies.
434227
My pups are 4 and 5 human years so I would say yes. Not sure I would use it in a pup younger than 1 without a Vets ok.
931820
Yes it is. Except I made the mistake of turning it over and my puppy jumped on it and it caved in. So be careful if you do that. Otherwise I found it very durable and my old dog (14 years) loved it.
652610
The sides are pretty sturdy, and will probably stand up to a little chewing, though not an all out assault. You might want to try to keep the puppy from getting hold of the drain plug on the side. If that got chewed up it would be a real problem.
48287
I used the recommended amount for my dog. He is a German Shepherd 9 month old pup. He BROKE the crate and managed to escape a large metal crate. Its a miracle he didn't harm himself. I returned the product the next day.
1786372
No is not, is only for small dogs up to 20 pounds. You should get one that is made out wood or strong plastic.
1094153
According to the manufacture's website, it is safe for puppies. Link: http://www.cloudstar.com/prodcat/buddy-wash.asp
503259
It should be ok, but I would give the pup access to water. The attachable tray may or may not work and putting a water dish in the crate is not a good idea - sure to be spilled. Of course, if your pup has been crate trained, then I assume he has spent a whole night in it - 4 hours should not be a problem for a mature dog.