MY DOG IS 25LBS CAN SHE USE THE UGODOG?
641146
Sure. Mine is 19 lbs now and no issues.Still think they're overpriced, but now have four of them (living/bed here, and in the vacation house).Once the dog is trained to use them, they work very well.
641147
YES most definitely! I LOVE these mats & we have a few & I'm going to buy 2 more! They have a clear connector & I would HIGHLY suggest buying that for a dog that size. The mats w/the grates are made VERY well & DURABLE & the design of those grates have 'supports' on them (the underside) so the weight of your dog will be evenly distributed & the plastic grates won't bend, break or snap. BUT IF for some reason you have an issue you can purchase the grates separately. We've had ours for a year now & haven't had any issues. SIDE NOTES: There should be a video that shows how to alter these mats too. In order to stop the pup or dog from pulling up the grates if they have a habit of ripping up the mats underneath (the wee mats). We had an issue w/that & we had to alter the mats in order to stop our pups from doing so. LOL It was a simple & quick fix & the video was made by another customer here on Amazon & we couldn't be more grateful! :))) The order should come with ugodog pads to line the mats with. Although we liked them a lot & they did what they said these mats work just as well w/the regular 'wee mats' you can find at your local pet store. The GREAT thing about it is they'll last longer. ;) Last but not least these mats are not as difficult to clean as some reviewers are claiming. VERY easy/simple & this product is the BEST on the market in my opinion.
641148
I think so! I have a 5 pds yorkie, and the tray is definitely big enough for him. For a 25 pds dog, I would take him/her out because one potty= one pad... lol
641149
there isn't a weight requirement...and my pug was 24lbs he used it just fine
741107
I have a bichon/poodle around 26 pounds and she fits nicely. She is still getting used to it. Glad to have it so I don't get a ticket.
1303932
I'm sure you could, but there is only a strap in for one. If your dogs are well behaved and won't try jumping out, then yes. My dog weighs 19lbs and fits perfectly.
575180
My dog is still a puppy - only weighing 25 pounds at the moment - but from the looks of it, a 74lb lab/hound mix should do fine in there - especially if only for a couple hours.
918485
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.
554151
25 pounds might be a tight fit. I have a 9 pound papillon, and a 5 pound papillon. They can ride together, but only just.
1055373
Absolutely, my dog is 24 pounds and there is lot's of room. This is an amazing way to bring your pet with you when doing errands or going out to public events.
1749800
Lisa, The small should be able to work for your Yorkie as it is recommended for pets weighing 5-25 lbs.
981416
I would, especially if she isn't full grown. My lab is now 105lbs and it held him up well. He loves floating!
1218755
The Regular Greenie is for 25 - 50 pound dogs. Just check the label for size and the weight range.
1477751
Depends on the weight. My husky is 20-22kg and she was a medium. So not too sure otherwise :O
1309719
I would say yes, I put my 5 pound pomeranian on it and he does just fine--the hardware may be a bit large for him, depending on his collar--you may want to change the connector.
734304
My dog is about 20 lbs and does great. I am careful not to go to fast and to take lots of breaks. I don't get that much exercise, but she sure does!
918482
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.
940092
I have two small dogs that have used this product with no problem. It is a hard plastic tray with a grate (also hard plastic) and you put a potty pad in tray then the grate on top of the pad - so the dog cannot tear up the pad. It has worked well for us for 5 years plus now (one dog has an excitement issue so we'll always use this for greetings!). My puppy chews everything in site, but not the UGODOG tray. I don't know how big your dog is, but mine have never tried to pull the grate out of the tray and this product is still in excellent shape. It is also easily cleaned.
1511986
My pug is 22 lbs but considered a small breed. If you had a medium size breed at that weight not so much
335370
We have a 25lb mutt dog and a pocket beagle and the collar is a kinda large for both of them...its way too big for a small dog