can i use this cart for my dog, he cant walk, is the middle soft or firm? He is about 40 to 50lbd and 34 in, please help
2024472
Wouldn't be very comfortable for a dog that weighs that much. It is soft in they'd doe with a bar across it
2024473
I bought this for my son's 3 French Bulldogs. I took a 1 inch piece of Foam and cut it the same size as the inside of the wagon 16 1/2" wide by 31" long. I then sewed a Pillow Case for the foam out of an old sheet and it works perfectly for a comfortable bottom for all 3 dogs. They love it.
2024474
The middle is fairly firm and the cart is rated at over 100 pounds...I don't know what the official length is but should be able to handle the length you noted. But is he cart trained?
2024475
Unfortunetly it is not to soft. However if you were to place a dog bed inside of it, it would be perfect! I hope this help's you out? You will not be disappointed with the cart. It is very strong, light weight, and folds up small enough to store out of the way. I use mine to haul my grocery's from the car the the house, and it works great.
2024476
I load the cart up with heavy books / magazines. It is sturdy. Probably would want a foam cushioned mat for the dog to lay on top of. I've very pleased with it.
1820421
Hi! My dog is about five pounds and he can easily turn all the way around in it. I actually have the small one, didn't realize my review had ended up under the large one.
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Depends on the size of the dog & carrier. Check with airline, but, cart is as small a stroller. I like mine and recommend it for a light to medium stress-load.
2232589
Yes it is. i had my Great Dane in there about 135 pounds but she didn't fit there comfortably. Are your dogs chubby? I know one would be very comfortable, now for 2 I know they will fit but they would need to be seated or lay in there meaning they won't be able to turn maybe. This is the best stroller in the market. I highly recommend it. I did my own research before I bought and this is the best out there. Id buy it. Now, I had my Great Dane and my cocker spaniel. My Great Dane was disabled so she was inside and my Cocker Spaniel was outside tie up to the handler. You should put a pillow or a blanket in there so they are very comfortable and maybe a pig ear or a bone so they relate that to something good until they get use to it. Mine got used to it right away. Good Luck
1103811
this is a great cart... had many before and they fell apart w/ min. weight. i can put over 100lbs. in this and it still moves like a feather. def. get this. you will not be sorry...zack
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Hi,I'm not sure what this cart is rated for on weight. We bought this for my mom to work in the garden. We've not used it in the garden yet. But, I say on it and rolled it around a bit and it seems pretty solid. I go 220lbs. Hope this helps.
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Tough question to answer. I got this bed for my dog after he started having hip problems... I actually ended up having his hip replaced. He's 9 years old and absolutely loves the bed, so much so I bought another one to place in a different part of the house. The bed is a mix between firm and soft. Its actually similar to a temperpedic (sp) bed for humans. He doesn't seem to have trouble getting off of it, but it may be a bit soft for your dog if she has balance issues. Long story short, I would buy it and check it out... I've recommended the bed to a few of my friends who have dogs and they all love it as well. I hope that helps. Tough question to answer. I got this bed for my dog after he started having hip problems... I actually ended up having his hip replaced. He's 9 years old and absolutely loves the bed, so much so I bought another one to place in a different part of the house. The bed is a mix between firm and soft. Its actually similar to a temperpedic (sp) bed for humans. He doesn't seem to have trouble getting off of it, but it may be a bit soft for your dog if she has balance issues. Long story short, I would buy it and check it out... I've recommended the bed to a few of my friends who have dogs and they... » Read More Tough question to answer. I got this bed for my dog after he started having hip problems... I actually ended up having his hip replaced. He's 9 years old and absolutely loves the bed, so much so I bought another one to place in a different part of the house. The bed is a mix between firm and soft. Its actually similar to a temperpedic (sp) bed for humans. He doesn't seem to have trouble getting off of it, but it may be a bit soft for your dog if she has balance issues. Long story short, I would buy it and check it out... I've recommended the bed to a few of my friends who have dogs and they all love it as well. I hope that helps. « Show Less
755908
The cart worked well for me hauled deer on it that weighed over 180# still hard to roll over some areas but on smooth ground works very good would buy again.... the wheels seem strong and have had no problems....
2011999
I walk my 75 pound Golden Doodle and 40 lb doodle on it. I love the handle for when they pull. Though I use it just the odd time around traffic as they are of leash most of the time. If they are on the leash all the time I would look for something stronger
509640
I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
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I can"t speak to weight limits but can give 2 examples that may help, my dog is about 30 pounds and there is no flexing when he gets on it, I have accidentally stepped on and off quickly when I stumbled and the ramp did not break and I am 250 pounds. Also if you are spanning 3 steps most likely the middle step will function as a center support for the ramp making weight a non issue.
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I have the cart and am not pleased with it...pay the little extra money and get the http://www.amazon.com/ProSelect-Steel-Chrome-Kennel-Wheels/dp/B005N11RQ2/ref=pd_sbs_petsupplies_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0Z9MQSS11GETGJTGMDJ1
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Hello Dallas. I think this will work for you. I have one and it is wonderful. It is very durable and does not wobble or give. The top is awesome. It stays put and doesn't shift or move when in use. I have a one year old Shih Tzu that is scared to death of going down steps. I use this ramp on our deck steps so that she can get up and down to the yard. She loves it and uses it daily. I think you will be pleased with this ramp. You might want to just leave it out and let your pet get familiar with it and play on it for a day or so and you will see that it is a "good thing." Good luck. I think this would work great for your purpose.
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I ae m not sure about your model numbers but I looked at the height/width/length of the bed to get as much capacity as I could. But I also noticed that the heavier cart had larger wheels and I felt that the larger wheels would make the heavier cart pull a little easier. It is heavy, but it moves easily. I love it.
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We have only used ours on our cities bike trail (nicely black topped trail). We would do maybe 6 to 10 miles at a time. We ended up putting a dog bed in the back to add cushion. The cart is easy to assemble and take apart and after a summer there is no damage to the cart. I'm not sure how well this answers your question. It may be more about what your dog's can tolerate as far as what type of ground your riding on. Good luck!
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I have sat on this cart and I weigh 200 lbs. I found this cart on other sites it states 400 lb capacity. We have two of these in our automotive shop and I can tell you I would not want to try and roll it around with 400 lbs on it. They are very sturdy as we use one of them as a portable tool cart. Hope this helps.
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Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog (lab/weimaraner mix) to compare size and function with. Hope this helps! Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog... » Read More Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog (lab/weimaraner mix) to compare size and function with. Hope this helps! « Show Less