Would this work for a 77 pound slightly lame older golden lab? The depth of the steps is my concern.
1013704
The step will support the dog BUT the depth of the step is rather narrow vs the rise is a bit steep. Also the surface of the steps is a little slick for my dog to be comfortable I would not use it for my 14 year old ,80 lb mutt.
1013705
I would think so, if he weren't afraid of the steps. I weigh 110 and it holds me just fine.
1013706
I would think so. I am at work right now but I am hapy to measure the depth this evening and let you know. The quality of this is quite good. Ive only used it twice and have been pleased. It also folds up really well and takes up very little space
1013707
My lab could use these steps. She weighed more than your dog and she had back problems and her knees were bad in back legs. The only issue is that the plastic of the steps is slippery. So I would suggest gluing some carpet on the steps.
1106173
The manufacturer recommends that it be limited to pets weighing 33 pounds or less. 60 pounds and might be too much for the way these particular steps are constructed, part of what makes this design so attractive is the cantilevered base however that same construction may concentrate too much force through the screw holes. The pitch and spacing of the steps is also sized with smaller animals in mind. My 29 pound beagle uses it fine but a bigger dog might not have enough room on them.
931817
I think it would be too small. I returned it because it was tippy when my dog climbed in.
2017674
Your dog is probably taller than these stairs so I would say no. Plus they are not made for large dogs.
918487
I believe so. My 85 lb, 1 year old bloodhound has been using it to climb up onto my bed since she was only a 10 lb puppy. it has been great for her and is still in perfect condition. We love it! So sorry to hear about your lab. We went through cancer with one of our dogs a little while ago. It can be tough. Best of luck.
1881132
We have for our 13 yr old lab whose has arthritis in his hind quarters. Our steps are quite wide so we keep this off to the side and it works fine for him. I found I have to put 2 small rubber back rugs on it because the surface is just too slick and he slips. The rugs work fine though.
2095110
I already gave it away.. But I have a 13 year old fox terrier - about 20 lbs. The steps did not go high enough to getto the mattress ... Not wood and very flimsy built.
2110872
I don't have ours right in front of me, but I think it's about 3-4". My older pug uses it once in a while, but he prefers his little steps. Good luck.
491802
No. These steps wouldn't be appropriate for any animal over 20 pounds, in my opinion.
1786369
I don't think so. It works great for my 10 lb papillon, but for a big dog, I think you would need wooden or plastic steps. These are form.
918485
Maybe, maybe not. I don't think so. She may weigh too much for this to be helpful. And my 27 pound dog only uses it to go down, not up.
375778
The steps are not as steep as I thought they would be. I think they would be fine. I have two small terriers, they weight about 10 lbs and they use them well. These ones I bought are taller than the other steps but they are the same in relation to the angle of the steps. Just and FYI. If you open these and they don't work, go back to your order on Amazon and print out a return label. They give free return at the time you send them back but may charge you shipping once they refund your money due to the problem not being one their end. I bought two of these by mistake and sent one back no problem. I think these would be just fine for your baby. They are not too steep and are spread out pretty well.
1761870
You need to measure your dog height and width and go from there. Also how old is the dog? If he/she is an older dog, they tend to be not as flexible in being able to bend down a little and walk. Any do over 260 may need a custom dog. I have a 1 1/2 year old Golden Retriever that weighs around 80 pounds and has no issues with using the super size door I put in. Again measure your dog, that will tell you a lot.
1247135
Umm I haven't used it without the stairs but it should be fine for dogs. If not they are pretty steep and shouldn't be in the way.
1826341
8" deep - 16" across I have small dogs and none of them have a problem with the steps. I would think it would be plenty deep for even a larger dog and I think it holds weights up to 150lbs. There is a slight tilt down of the steps but it has never affected my dogs running up and down it at full speed. Hope this helps
513459
Yes I think this would be fine for your pet. It has carpet on each step that makes it secure, I'm not sure about sitting on the top step, its as deep as a small adult foot, but maybe that will work, my boxer found a way to curl up in my lap and fall a sleep! LOL,
2062794
No, these steps are to small for your dog. They are only good for small dogs for up to 20 pounds.