What is the size of the platform? I'm hoping to use the scale to weigh puppies.
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Hi,This would work good to weigh puppies. Get a plastic bucket and you can tare the scale, then place the puppy in the bucket and weigh. Voila!
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about 8in x 5in x 5.5in. my whole hand can fit on the platform if i keep my fingers together.
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3 3/4 " . the weighing platform is 2 3/4". It comes with a hard plastic box. You can use the lid or base (box) for weighing also that is 4 7/8".
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I have the 2 step ramp...dimensions are exact, very sturdy and easy to use! I like it and it looks nice, like a piece of furniture, took my terrier a while to trust using it (super stubborn) but he figured it out. Cats love it too! My bed is high also, that's what I got it for...good luck! Ps: I have a yorkie if that helps
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8" deep - 16" across I have small dogs and none of them have a problem with the steps. I would think it would be plenty deep for even a larger dog and I think it holds weights up to 150lbs. There is a slight tilt down of the steps but it has never affected my dogs running up and down it at full speed. Hope this helps
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I liked this one when my puppy was 2 lbs. the pink part of the carrier is 9". I am a size 18 and the straps were almost too small for me.
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The platform is about 12 1/2 inches deep. The cart will definitely HOLD/SUPPORT the weight of any pup you could possibly have (particularly one that fits into a medium sized kennel), but you may need to use the bungee style cord that comes with it to strap the kennel on. Also - please keep in mind that one you pull the 2-wheeler up onto the 2 wheels, Fluffy is no long going to be level - she's now going to be slammed into the side of her kennel..., and is she wants to stand-up she going to be straddling the "V" of the side of the kennel. Does this make sense?
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The dog is balancing on it? How big a dog? The clearance (from bottom of platform to floor) is just about two inches -- very low. So the balancing is challenging and quick. Probably not for an animal, too subtle.
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I would not recommend it for that purpose.Purchase a "dog" scale. I bought one on Amazon...that will work/
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17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/... » Read More 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. « Show Less
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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.
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16" high, 16 1/2 " wide, about 28" entire length, top landing 9 1/2 " x 16". Lite weight, tan carpet. It is WONDERFUL! Great buy. I have a 5 lb. poodle and she uses to get on my bed, learned very fast. Hope this will help you, Darlene
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it is only 3-4 inches. My dog is part Corgi and needed a ramp to get on my bed. It is a very short step.
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Hi. I already shipped the scale back to Amazon due to the defective digital display. From my recollection, the platform is very small, about 6 inch x 6 inch. Though the scale is rated to weigh items up to 75 lbs, I personally don't think its construction is sturdy enough to weigh large-size items. I hope that helps..
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Its about 3 1/2 inches around but it squishy so easy for smaller dogs to carry..I have 2 larger Poms..they love it
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The platform itself is about 12 inches. With the litterbox on top, it's just under 30 inches.
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My dog weighs 5 pounds and it holds her. I think a platform in it would be helpful.