how much does it weigh and can I transport it to be used at the vet etc?
813935
I don't know the exact weight of the Pet Dear Easy Step IV, but I assure it's light enough for you to easily "transport it, and to be used at the the vet, etc...." providing your vehicle is large enough to accommodate it. I use mine outside to facilitate my feral cats access atop my truck covered P.U. truck parked on my driveway for five days every week. It's so light, that I use a heavy square section steel pipe sitting on the bottom to keep it from blowing away from the wind. Assembly is a snap.
813936
Not sure the exact weight, but I can lift it with one hand. But once assembled, it's big, and doesn't fold up or break down easily, so you'll need a roomy SUV or something to fit it and your dog.
813937
It weighs 12-15lbs. It is large and does not fold up. If you have a SUV or truck then it can fit easily in your vehicle for transport. I just bought a king size bed and it is tall enough for my dogs to get up so for that purpose I love these stairs.
813938
It weighs about 15 lbs. It's not impossible to transport it if you have a truck or a van but it isn't very practical. It would be heavy and awkward to move. It's definitely not meant to be portable.
813939
It weigh's about 20lbs, and you can transport it, but not in a small vehicle. It would fit in a large trunk, or back seat of a car. Would fit in the bed of a small or large pick up with no problem.
813940
I would guess it weighs approx 15 lbs and I suggest it is way too big to transport. Its approx 3 1/3 ft tall and 2 feet wide.
813941
It's fairly light. I haven't weighed it but it's plastic. I believe the panels are two layers of plastic with an airspace inside. I'm a 6 ft tall guy and can easily life it with one hand. And no, I'm not physically fit :)
813942
I am 64 and can pick it up and push around room. I am guessing 10-12 pounds maybe less. It would fit into SUV or lay in back seat.
905475
I use it for my two yorkies when we go traveling. One is 6 pounds and the other is 6.5 pounds. Its pretty sturdy. I love it.
1526054
When I take mine to the vet--all about the same weight as yours, the bottom sags on the carriers. So for short trips from the car to the vet office it's not a problem. I wouldn't go for long walks in the countryside with this stroller. Some people were talking about the wheels wearing out pretty quick too. Just use it for vet visits and it'll probably last years.
105969
It's not very heavy, but it's way too big and bulky to be carrying around. Moving it from one room of the house to another would be fine, but it would not be practical to transport anywhere.
2016590
This is a full size kennel,needs to be carried by two people. It is not a collaspable kennel. It is screws and bolts, you really don't want to take apart if you don't have too. Not sure of the weight but it is heavy for two people. Hope this helps you out.
429881
The carrier is packed away, & the packaging long gone, because we never really used it so I don't know the exact dimensions. We bought it for our dog who has "issues" but never could convince him to stay in it longer than his treats lasted. Our dog is 21" long & weighs about 15 lbs. He could lie in it (with his tail hanging out) but there wasn't really room enough in it for him to move around & be comfortable. The one time we did take the carriage out, I found that it was a little hard for me to control because of its length & its proportion to the wheels. I would recommend this carriage for casual walks around the block but not a serious outing. The carrier is packed away, & the packaging long gone, because we never really used it so I don't know the exact dimensions. We bought it for our dog who has "issues" but never could convince him to stay in it longer than his treats lasted. Our dog is 21" long & weighs about 15 lbs. He could lie in it (with his tail hanging out) but there wasn't really room enough in it for him to move around & be comfortable. The one time we did take the carriage out, I found that it was a little hard for me to control because of its length & its proportion to the wheels. I would recommend... » Read More The carrier is packed away, & the packaging long gone, because we never really used it so I don't know the exact dimensions. We bought it for our dog who has "issues" but never could convince him to stay in it longer than his treats lasted. Our dog is 21" long & weighs about 15 lbs. He could lie in it (with his tail hanging out) but there wasn't really room enough in it for him to move around & be comfortable. The one time we did take the carriage out, I found that it was a little hard for me to control because of its length & its proportion to the wheels. I would recommend this carriage for casual walks around the block but not a serious outing. « Show Less
1741958
On the measurements. I have to guess a bit because I got the medium size. I would think 18 would be length. 14 width and 16 height. I see you are looking at the small size, so if you have a very light weight pet, it is possible that you could carry him around in it. Certainly not anything over...I would guess 8 to 10 lbs. That is my best guess.
90220
I couldn't tell you exactly how much it weighs. But, I don't think its very heavy. I am 60 yrs. old and have trouble with my back, and can manage fine folding it and putting it into the back of my versa. I have many tiny toy poodles (they weigh between 2 and 5 lbs) and am able up to carry 4 with a splitter easily. I also use it to put the mother and her litter into to push from the car into the vets office. When its raining or foggy I use the rain cover to protect the pups. I love mine.
1247165
Not yet. But it's wrongly advertized: it doesn't weigh 3 lb., it weighs 7 lb. which is a big difference if you are limited to a certain weight including the pet.
1908210
I do not know the actual weight but I can easily carry it for a short distance ie to/from my car & up/down a few steps. To carry my dogs 40lb bag of food is harder.....
1538131
I didn't weigh it, but I'd guess that it weighs somewhere around forty to fifty pounds. That isn't the problem, though. The package is big and awkward, and mine came wrapped in tough, slippery plastic. It's much easier to 'walk' it to where you want it than it is to carry it. Even so, if you have to move it any distance I'd recommend using a hand truck.
1151468
I believe it weighs more than 1 lb, however, it is light and so very soft and cuddly. Our Golden has adopted it and takes it all over the house with her. A great second pet with no mess.
1777178
Our mini Aussie is 17 lbs. And did just fine. The carrier is well built. If you can get your pet in the carrier it can handle the weight.
141223
Hi, Patricia, The DC24 Animal weighs about 15 pounds. I'm 66 years old and I have no problem maneuvering it or carrying it around. Hope that answers your question. Nancy
568779
There should not be any need in taking it outside, it has a removable liner. I do not have a scale handy but I would think it is more like 15-20lbs, I can pick it up with one hand.
347825
I have not weighed it but I am able to lift it to the carrier. I would guess about 35 to 40 lbs.
525474
No more than 5 lbs. I'd weigh it, but it's on loan to a friend with a new pup.