Will it work for toy breeds?
1190963
Yesalf Ma'am. Indeed it will and splendidly. We have two cow dogs (Heelers) We unfortunatly left our first Lixit in a hotel, so we needed another. We put it on the rear floor under the driver seat, with the bowl portion exposed.Holds1/2 gallon. Best thing since soft butter!
1190964
Yes, I believe so. My 2 dogs arn't toys but they are smaller (about 13 lbs) and it works great for them. In the summer I fill mine about half full of water put it in the freezer until were ready to go somewhere then finish fillingit up with water and it stay cool for them. I've been thoroughly satisfied with ours.
1190965
I have Shih Tzu and it works for them. I bought 2...1 for in the house to get them used to it, and 1 for travel in the pickup when we go camping. I found that when the water gets low, put something under the back end to bring the water forward again.
1190966
It is fairly shallow so the dog could reach it. Or the dog can stand on top of it to drink, too. It is pretty solid, so I would say, yes. Water would last a long time, too, with a toy breed. When the water well fills, it wont be so deep so if the dog should trip or fall it wont go far down.
1190967
I have a 20 lb. Jack Russell and he prefers this to his "regular" water bowl. The container only stands about 4 inches high.
2177198
I should think so since it is for small breed dogs. My vet recommended it for our 9 pound dog.
2269244
There is not way to tell for certain without knowing the size of the animals, however we recommend you measure your pets, then look at the dimensions listed in the description. If after doing this you feel it will work, then it likely will. Let us know if you have any further questions.
1893820
Yes. We use ours for a 7 lb and 16 lb mini dachshunds. Wont work for much bigger than that though.
1564203
Yes. It only takes a slight press to set it off. A toy poodle might not be enough, but even then it might. Anything bigger is good.
1215002
Yes, they can work on any animal of that size, but, only if they work. I bought (in total) close to 20, and only around 1/3 of them were functional such that you could set them up properly.
2058393
I used this on my border collie so its def possible. I think it should work. If not you can always return it.
889653
I haven't tried it on that breed but I use it regularly on my fluffy goldendoodle and it works wonders. I can even get mats out with it.
116556
Sorry, don't know that breed of rabbit. The mesh holes are pretty big, so unless there is something unusual about that rabbit breed it should be fine.
2129828
I don't know.... But if it's for your dog, I've read that the little bit the toy contains won't harm them.
2282061
I would say yes. My husband thinks it would work for any dog. We have a standard poodle that it works great for!
897402
I think it will work for you.I have used it on my little yorkie Ihave to be carefull or it pulls her hair to much. I am a little confused with angle of the teeth?
2077075
I believe they do have a specific food formula for toy and small dogs. You might check their website.
298074
Yes it will definitely work for that breed. It the dog has really curly hair it would get caught but for my Golden's it work great so a short hair would be just fine.
279739
i believe so , but i bought it for my frenchbulldog puppy and it was to small for her , this would be an option for small/tiny dogs i think . i still think its a great product but not for even a med/small dog .
341778
I think it would work fine. We have a 90lb Bull Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback mix and it works great for him. He doesn't have the thick hair, but is a large dog and reacts to the collar. We actually only use the vibrate function, since that gets his attention and has been an excellent training tool.
1703510
Probably. It's worked with garden snakes, mice, and our new puppy. Just an FYI, if something like a puppy gets stuck on a glue trap, use cooking oil to get it unstuck.