Would this work well for a 90-pound Labrador Retriever? I want her to be able to get onto my bed more easily, as she's going through cancer vaccine t
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I really don't know but our poodle had a back problem and we purchased the large snoozer and he found it very helpful...he even uses his 2 step with the same "crawl" as he does the snoozer. He weighs 18 pounds. If it takes your Lab's weight I would think it would be extremely helpful. Our pup runs up and down as though he's had it from day 1. Good luck and God bless.
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Pet Gear Easy Step III Extra Wide Pet Stairs, 3-step/for cats and dogs up to 200-pounds. Much sturdier and easier for large dogs, Especially with hind quarter weakness.
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I think so, but to be honest my dog is only twenty pounds. It's certainly easier on them than conventional stairs. Also, it does state that it will support dogs up to 100 pounds so I believe it would be fine. The one thing I recommend is that you either put it between a wall and the bed or something like that to stabilize it and make it more secure for the dog. My dog loves it but refused to use it at first. I put her on a leash and led her up it and then (after a cookie) led her down on the leash.
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It is a bit steep for a lab. All it's weight would be on the hind quarters. My 50 lb. girl was not fond of it. I went to Pet Gear Easy Step III Extra Wide Pet Stairs, 3-step/for dogs up to 200-pounds and she loves it. They also have Easy Step Two I would suggest the wide one for the larger dogs. I've found them on Ebay and Amazon.
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I would think so. My girl is 70 lb mutt and this has made the trip to bed much easier. Good luck with your baby.
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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.
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Probably ... my two small dogs, 10 lb. and 25 lb., and my 60 lb. Basset Hound took right to it and go up and down. You just have to make sure to keep the cover pushed down into the scallops as the weight of the larger dog slides it down, but that might be only because he's so long and low. Hope your Lab gets to feeling better!
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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.
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Our dog is about 45 lbs, works for her. I would think it would work for a bigger dog as well.
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I have a lab pointer mix, and she is on the smaller side so about 40 lbs, and I have two of these, the first one broke by swerving and the second by her standing up, its an iten you shouldn't even take for free. Sorry, my simple answer, NO, don't buy it
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I bought it for my 14.5 year old lab who had hip problems. It took me pulling and my sister pushing to get her up the ramp. That said, I think a healthy dog would use it after a few trials. The ramp has a non slip surface which should give them assurance.
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Absolutely; I have 90-100 lb bloodhounds and this is by far the best dog bed I have ever bought; especially for my older orthopedic Bloodhound. It is much bigger than I thought it would be.
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I think it would be fine for a dog of that weight and age. Although it's very comfy, it's still thin enough for older dogs to easily get up and down from. I have a bloodhound and she's very big and absolutely loves this bed.
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My dog is heavy (120 lbs) and about 8-9 years old. She loved jumping over the bar, but it made her arthritis worse. I read (later) that overweight dogs shouldn't do that. I didn't try any of the other stuff and I'm not sure how tall Leah is so I can't really answer for the rest of the stuff. I gave the set to a friend with a smaller dog and her dog loved it all and even slept inside the tube.
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My dog is a 14 year old lab with weak hips. He can walk on, get up and down with no problems. The size of the bed can handle a larger dog. Definitely would buy again for my dog. Cover is holding up fine.
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Bought this for my 11 lb. JRT. I must have bought the smallest one, but don't really recall because it was almost a year ago. The tension was way too tight for her, she couldn't pull it out at all. It was actually comical - she just stood there and looked at me like "what the heck"! I had to return it. Probably be ok for a 35 lb dog though. Good luck!
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I have two very large dogs. One is 130 pounds and the other is 165 and they have a very heavy under coat. I have only had it a few days, but it's doing a good job of removing the under coat. I guess if it works for them it should work for your dog. Hope this helps.
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My Labrador is about 35kg 70lbs I think.This vest only just fits him.115lbs won't fit.
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I bought this for our English Bulldog, he's about 60lbs and fits perfectly on the bed. I think he's smaller than most bulldogs, but I'd say it would work if yours is within 10lbs of mine.
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I think you would be better off with one that your dog zips into. This one would not offer much space for a dog bigger than 3 lbs. To lay down in. Go to a local pet supply and try some, then order it on Amazon.
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depends on the weight and size of your lab. My dog is 100lb I got larg. If your is less than 75 I would get meduim
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My 90 lb dog wears this. It shouldn't be an issue for 45 lbs. Maybe a little loose if anything.
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Yes. My chocolate lab loves this bed. He is an old guy (12 & 110 lbs) and has a hard time getting up and down. It washes well and is holding its shape. I just wish it was bigger.
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No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.