I see this ramp listed as 22 pounds as PetStep and then 18.5 pounds as Petstep II. Are these the same or different?
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22 lbs is the shipping weight including the box and all packing materials to keep the product safe during transit. 18.5 lbs is the weight of the ramp by itself without any packaging.
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When I ordered mine, there was no mention of a PetStep II, just based on handling 25lb weights at the gym I would say this is 22lbs.
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Six steps may be a bit long. Will depend on your steps. I recommend that you measure it out. The ramp is plastic and should weather the elements well.
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No not at all. I have a 5lb pomeranian and an 8lb terrier/pom mix comes to visit. They have no problem with the width of the ramp. They run up and down together with no problem! I did have steps but my little one broke her leg. She couldn't climb the steps at all. Found this ramp and it works perfect! It is plenty wide and not too steep.
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I don't think they're too different, aside from weight limits. Although it's been years since I bounced on one. Hope that helps.
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Hi Sherrie, Thank you for your inquiry. The first step is at 12" and the second step is at 23".Sincerely, BrentRezorzful Customer Service
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I googled "weight limit drive medical bath step" and a couple of websites said 450 lbs, whereas others said 300 lbs. I would err on the lighter side and say that if the person you're buying it for is 250 lbs or more, you might just want to be extra careful with it. Hope this helps.
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Just about. Mine is 23 1/2 to be exact. I have a 2lb yorkie and she runs up the steps with no problem.
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The 19" is accurate. My dog is older, too, and therein lay part of the problem I think. She is medium-sized, a Queensland Heeler mix. If I coaxed her up the stairs, she still would need to negotiate a little bit of a jump from the top step to get onto the bed. She preferred to try the old way, making the full leap. I believe I purchased the bigger of the two advertised. I hope this is helpful.
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My dogs weighed about 40 pounds and it worked wonderful on my golf cart. For the need of 3 steps you might want to consider a longer ramp as it gets too steep.
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Alice,This listing is for the XL steps which are 28"L x 18"W x 25"H. The regular pup step stairs are smaller and measure 20" in height.
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These steps are more narrow and steep than they look on this picture. They do not have a good graduated incline. They tend to go straight up with narrow steps. If it is a small pet like a puppy or kitten maybe it would do. I ordered it for my 16 pound cat older cat who was having trouble jumping on the bed. It did not work at all for her. I honestly just don't think they will work for most pets. It has been the only item I have EVER sent back to Amazon.I see you are just looking for a replacement COVER for your step. If it is a cover for the steps, I really do not know. Sorry.
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i was worried about that too, because my bed actually measures 30 inches, but take into account that the other inches are just like another step. I bought a ramp for my sofa and they do fine, then I bought this for the bed. My yorkies actually like it in step form better than the ramp form. They use it all the time and love it.
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My dogs are only about 10 lbs. I don't recall what Pet Gear indicates in the product info as to the weight it can sustain. You might need a longer one to go to the height of a vehicle, I just use mine for the dogs to get on and off a low bed. I think if you read what other ramps state it will give you a better idea. I really like this ramp as it is sturdy, folds in half and isn't too heavy for me to carry.
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No it isn't the same. I thought I was ordering the snap together one too and got this squishy one instead. You want the "Doggy Steps" made by Telebrands (as seen on TV). If you can't find it here on Amazon, I know PetSmart has them.
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The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers was nothing short of fantastic. Changed our lives and that of our dog. Good luck. The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers... » Read More The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers was nothing short of fantastic. Changed our lives and that of our dog. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have both the 17 and the 22... And I can tell you that there is a role of difference in weight. Can't tell you exactly what the 22 weighs, but on TV they make it look like it weighs nothing. I am 62 and pretty strong and this thing, while manageable for me is about at my limit to lug around. A marvelous ladder, but eat your Wheaties!
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I have never had the steps scoot. My dog weighs 9 pounds. I really like the steps.