are these steps suitable for a 90 lb lab dog
2017674
Your dog is probably taller than these stairs so I would say no. Plus they are not made for large dogs.
2017675
No. Your dog is too big for it. The steps are 4" high by 6" deep and together rise 16" Your dog is probably 16" tall and able to jump up on the furniture without the aid of stairs..
238399
My dog has legs about 5-6" long. These steps were a breeze for him. 21" high steps and he was on the bed, even though he has arthritis in his back.
1348845
I also have a Mastiff and I really don't think that she could do these steps. They are too close together. I believe it would be sturdy enough. You may have to hold it because if she got to one side they might tip over.
281946
The top step is about 16"x9" which is probably large enough. The carpet gives some security because it it not slippery. It would depend on whether your dog would feel secure with the slight forward slant of the step.
808445
I wouldn't try it. These pet steps are sturdy and wide but that weight is undoubtedly too much for them to handle. That must be a huge dog...
444023
I use this ramp with a Lab that is around 85 lbs. and it is no problem. It's pretty sturdy.
203985
I have never had the steps scoot. My dog weighs 9 pounds. I really like the steps.
2020493
My Pitt Mix is 70lbs and there was no problem with her on the steps. They are quite deep and she went up them so fast she was probably on them for 20seconds or less. Then she just jumped onto the couch. They also worked great for my car because ramps didn't work on my sedan. These steps rested on the seat. I did put a small rug under the foot portion because it was on the driveway. I am so happy with these steps. I wish I knew about them sooner. My dog is 10 years old.
1359153
I honestly don't know, but I don't think these are sturdy enough for such a large dog. I have a black lab who is 89lbs. She would have tipped these over had I not been standing next to them. I sent mine back.
513457
My 70 pound golden retriever uses the steps so I would think your little one should have no problem sitting on the steps. And my 14 pound cat uses the steps to look out the window!
134421
Yes! The two bottom steps are great for short legs. I have a basset hound. Now about the top platform step.... It depends on how thick ur mattress is. I have a pillow top and from the top of that platform there is about 11" to the top of the bed. So it depends on how stubby ur dogs legs are and his ability to jump. My basset does it with ease and ppl call her T-rex bc she has very shirt stubby arms. These are the greatest steps! Well made, sturdy and looks like furniture.
46480
I don't believe so. They are pretty study for my dog but he only weighs about 25 Lbs. I would look at a metal ramp if it were me. Sorry hope this helps.
633967
Sorry, way too small for a Lab. These are more for small dogs. They make larger styles which are taller, longer and thicker which are built for larger stronger dogs. Keep shopping and good luck
413281
Yes they are. I bought them for my 9 year old Rat Terrier, who weighs in at a whopping 17 pounds, and they are too small for him. I hope this helps.
134420
They would be great. The steps are shallow enough, large, and spaced so that they won't strain a longer built dog's back. They are wide and very stable so the dog will feel secure. They won't move when the dog goes up or down. If the dog feels secure, they will be more willing to use them. Although they are expensive, they're very well made and I'm glad I got them instead of the cheaper, flimsy types.
2140319
Billie, They should be fine. I believe that it states that the PetGear Steps will hold up to 150 pounds. Please see my review that I posted here on May 14, 2014 about these steps. Also, as noted in my review, note myuse of Puperoni dog treats to get my dog to use the steps the forst time, both up and down.
350834
This should work great for your dogs. It's narrow, but tall. Our older (16) dog loves these steps. She's heavier than your dogs, but these are great for her.