Do you think this would work to get a 110 lbs potty belly pig in a Honda CRV?
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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.
46481
I'm not sure the steps are wide enough. It's just right for my 30# dog but 110# isProbably too much. I would think a ramp would work better.
46482
I am not sure of the weight limit. My pet in under 10 lbs. I would look at a sturdy ramp or wood steps. These steps are plastic.
46483
The steps are sturdy so they may be ok for your pot belly pig, it is worth trying
46484
Absolutely not. It's not study enough. The locking mechanism is a simple plastic clip. If I accidentally kick it, the steps can collapse. Nothing larger than 15 lbs...
858091
It should be no problem our 16 lb cocker rides with plenty of room. One thing these have a narrow wheel base and turn over fairly easy. We love it. it is well made very nice to tow.
1609450
I'd say probably....unless you had an extra large guinea pig. I don't think it would be the best toy for them though.
2229474
I don't think it should sag under the weight. Mine allowed two miniature pot bellied pigs to climb into the car and it did not sag under that weight. However, I do know that it is said to be able to hold 250 pounds and holds my motorized scooter without a problem.
718079
I have not used it for an RV, but I use it in the very back of my Honda pilot to get the dog in. We also use it for our dog to come up the stairs to the house.
516398
Eh. Maybe if he squeezes. I have 2 great pyranese (one 93 and one 108 pounds) and they might be able to get through but it would be a tight fit. They haven't tried. I use it for my bostons (15 and 25 pound) and mini pigs (37 and 61 pounds). To be safe, I'd get the xxl.
2163123
My largest dog is 17 pounds and there is still room with him on it. So, I would think it would work.
229614
This would work very well size wise. It has a dog leg in the main part which raises it away from the ground. Be aware that it requires your vehicle to have a 2" receiver. Small cars usually only have a 1.25".
1318603
It might work but as someone else pointed out it has that big hole where the center buckle normally pulls through (maybe you or someone you know can sew it closed?). If it's a minor accident or just as a precaution with a pretty well potty trained child it might be ok.
970870
Depends on the size of the cage, but likely it would be strong enough. If you went over a large bump or had to stop/turn abruptly though I'm not sure. You probably be better off using a strap of some sort.
1312125
It will not work well for that. The hose is not long enough to extract gas from a car.
763903
Yes, I have a 60 pound pit bull who is using the pet potty. This is a great product.
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Honesty this might be a problem larger then what this product can handle. I am very happy with Green Pig and I'm still using it but I'm not sure if it's going to help you with this. I would recommend speaking with a plumber. I hope this helps good luck.
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I don't think that would work. The pump runs off of the "lighter" socket, and it's not that powerful. It takes quite a while to fill up. I don't know if it would have enough power to inflate with the weight of your dog on it. I don't know if this would help, but it's a version of something that I used before I got this. Roll up something soft and bulky for each side that will fit in the space behind each front seat. Before I got this inflatable thing I used a cheap dog bed I got at World Market--they came rolled up in a bag, and I never even took them out of the package--they were basically big bolsters. (A length of foam eggcrate mattress cover rolled up and taped together would work pretty well, and you could trim it to the exact size.) After your dog's in and you've got him on the seat, put the bolster into the empty space. It'll keep him from sliding off of the seat. My greyhound would freak out if she slid off the seat and was afraid to climb back up when the car was moving. This worked pretty well.
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Dear Judith:That would depend on the size of your dog and what type of vehicle you have.
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Yes, it should works fine with Honda Pilot and a great dane, I have a huge collie and Mercedes Benz GLK 350use this step very well and dog love it to go up and down.
1450804
This product won't be helpful for your situation, it is merely a belly wrap. There is a disposable doggie diaper that has a hole to thread their tail, that may work. Good Luck.