3 dogs multiple weights: How much should i give in this situation?
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To be honest, you should never feed more than one dog from the same bowl. Too hard to monitor how much each pet is eating. And even friendly dogs can get defensive of their food.
2107983
We have one, 65 lb. dog and he takes up most of it. The three cats, however, all fit at one time!
1909518
My dog Annie is around 9 lbs and she has lots of room. You could put 2 small dogs. It is easy to push, moves well. The dog can look out the back & front.
1090104
there are 4 vertical tubes holding up the sides and 2 connecting tubes across the top lengthwise with 2 shorter tubes. (Imagine a cube) You could stack them as long as your pet is not too heavy but you may want to put a board across the top to help distribute the weight if your pets are large
330552
Maybe you can ask again and see what the weight is. That seemed to be the problem for our dog. It is a big chunk of solid. I gave my away to a friend with a bigger dog, or I'd check for you. It was too heavy for out 9# maltese. Robert is right -- it's not too expensive, so if it works, you'd have a great toy, and if it doesn't, it wasn't a big investment, and you could gift elsewhere.
1705175
If they are only 2 lbs then one should be enough, unless the pups will grow before then. My maltipoo is 12 lbs and she is comfortable as long as I don't zip it up. She still fits, but is a bit cramped.
1952564
My dog is about 60 lbs and I give her 1 tablet in the morning and one at night, but, it does say 1 tablet for 30lbs..You can kind of adjust per how your dog is responding..Give it about 30 days and follow recommendations and then adjust as you see your dog respond
1725143
I think a 26 pound dog should be fine. With heavier dog it would definitely sag in the middle. I have no problem with sagging but my three are all under 5 pounds (chihuahuas).
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The small kibble should be fine for the larger dog, just feed the same amount that you would've for the larger kibble
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Hi. If they are going to share, I'd get the biggest one. I have a smaller lab mix and altho I got the second largest, I think two labs would be more comfy on the largest one. Hope this helps.
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I have three Shih tzu.the biggest 16 lbs.right now it's on the second to last setting.Im pretty sure the top last setting will be fine for bigger dogs.you can probably figure something out to mount another bottle on the back,if needed.additional bottles can be purchased at your local pet store,but they tend to drip.
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Two of my cats weigh 10 lbs each and it can fit both at a time, other reviewers used it for 13-15 lb. dogs (1 dog at once). A couple people used it to walk up to three Chihuahas at a time. Ideally if your pet is an average cat-sized one or small dog therefore weighing between 7-16 lbs, then I would use it for just one pet at a time for their comfort. Exceptions can be made for a couple kittens or extra small dogs like Chihuahas. Hope this helps, Miranda
1511987
Yes it will work. One weighs at least 20-30 lbs and they both love it. Hope your dog enjoys it too.
937352
have you tried the cardio canine hands free dog leash? you can attach up to four dogs. it's like a belt. I got a size larger than I needed because I wanted it to sit on my hips rather than around my waist. That gives you more leverage and balance with multiple dogs. (your shoulders will thank you)
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Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should "get it" & use it without prompting. Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should... » Read More Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should "get it" & use it without prompting. « Show Less
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Hi Kathryn, I have a 14 pound Mali-poo and I might squeeze two of her in if they would ride quietly, but four cats would be a stretch I think. Probably two would be your max. Good luck.
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Seems like a lot. I have a 10 lb min-pin/Chihuahua mix and she gets 1/3 cup total split over two meals. She really loves this food so I worry that she'll end up putting on weight if I feed her more. As another person mentioned, just keep a close watch on the weight to see if they're getting bigger.