will a 8 week old puppy fit on it
2032094
Probably not. The weighing surface is approximately 8" X 6" and is flat. Guess it depends on the size and breed of the puppy (but there are no sides to contain a wiggly puppy).
2032095
The plate is approximately 5.75" by 8", so if the puppy wiggles a lot or is larger than that I'd put the puppy in a large bowl or box or something and subtract the weight of whatever you put the puppy into.
2032096
It would probably depend on what breed you have. We have a lab mix and at eight weeks old it would not have fit on this scale. It works well for what I need. Maybe a Chihuahua.
2032097
That is in one sense a hilarious question. However, first of all, one would wonder what kind of puppy? Great Dane? Collie? Schnauzer? Nevertheless, I would say yes, if your puppy is placed in a suitably-sized open box, and both puppy and box are then placed on scale, it would fit. Then weigh the box separately. :-) This scale has a lock feature that holds the reading for several seconds after the item is removed - which helps greatly for items that obscure the sight-line to the readout. The platform of this scale also opens up to support a somewhat larger box. It's a great scale.
1008525
Yes, I believe it is. My dog is a puppy and weighs about 80lbs. He has plenty of room now and has room to grow.
806988
The reviews had said that it would be good for a pet weighing up to 15 lbs, but it's already getting a little tight for our puppy who is about 8 lbs and still growing.
410390
I have a 30lb dog in this crate, he has room to lay down and turn around. A 60lb. dog might be a bit tight. But if your Puppy is Temporarily Medically Restricted, This would probably be a good size.
316441
We have an 8.5 lb little puppy that is 6.5 months old. The tie-out is light enough for him, but it should be sturdy enough for a bigger dog.
1013270
It should be big enough as long as you aren't trying to potty train them in the playpen. Puppies are very active so it's a great place for them to be confined when they play with each other.
2010555
I love this bed for my 8 pound yorkie. I don't think it's big enough though for a 40 pounder.
686215
I think it will be to small .I have a 4 lb dog and she fits well with room to spare but I wouldn't go over a 8 or 9 lb dog . I hope I could help .
512270
I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
1259760
Absolutely , I wouldn't recommend it to any dogs bigger then 6 to 8 pounds. To allow the dog to have a little leg room. 8)
867877
I would say no as my female is 8 lbs and fits very comfortably in it. Now I have put her and my 6 lb male into it but just to go to the groomer for a short ride but it's tight.
1669491
we have kept our puppy in it since we got her she was eight weeks old and is now nine months old. she loves it and we have never had a problem but she is not a cat and does not claw or scratch. we have her bed and poddy pad and toys in there with lots of room
1388551
Probably. She might fit but barely. My 8 lb Pomeranian didn't like it though. I'd recommend buying a plastic mat and putting the pad over it instead.
1693557
Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
115616
I believe it would be. It sits very securely on the floor. I guess it might depend on how large your dogs are. My puppy is now 28 lbs and jumps up on the side when it's time to come out and it hasn't budged. Hope this helps. Other than that it is very nice looking and well made.
1909519
Absolutely. I have a 4 lb maltese. 3 small pups could fit easy. Even two 8 lb dogs would be comfy.
30988
My poodle is 8 lbs and it's perfect! They have to be able to stand up and turn around so I would say no, it will be fine.