Is the bell size suitable for infants and small animals?
623268
I currently work for a veterinarian. It's standard in size will work for most medium sized dogs and few small animals. A pediatrics will work best for small children and small breed animals.
135020
It's pretty small; definitely less than 2 inches. It's great for smaller dogs.
1558143
Quite awhile, I would think. The metal is substantial. I measured the thickness of the copper. It's between 1/16 and 1/8" thick. It doesn't sound like much, but the bell seems very sturdy.
146364
I would say that it would be suitable if only for a short time. We use ours for our Polmerian who only is about 6 pounds and has plenty room.
2092835
The clasp is plastic so it can break pretty easily. There is no room for a bell.
1006131
The top opening is appx 1.75" in diameter. the bell is appx 4.25" high, the bottom diameter is appx 7.5"
1431539
My dog is a small Jack Russell at the time I used this cone he was only 1 year old and weighted about 14 lbs. As this cone is adjustable and attaches to the collar it could fit a smaller dog as well. Hope this is helpful
1529844
Yes, that's actually a good size. it has adjustable dispenser holes at the top. I get treats about that size. My only complaint with this toy is that it doesn't wobble much it ends up on it's side and my pup pushes it around. He loves it though
454135
No, probably 4" in diameter, maybe slightly more. It's a really great squeaky toy, very squishy but super durable. A perfect size for my Border Collie to grab and to catch. She loves it.
1154134
It is a Good size . It depends on what type of dog you have might be to big for a puppy or small dog
1646486
Yes! We used this bell in a play at church. Quite loud and effective! Would work great!
143682
My dog is a small dog (10#) and has not destroyed this toy yet and she has destroyed other plush toys in the past. It seems well constructed and has given her many, many hours of fun! Since it's not terribly expensive, I think it's worth a try - but for sure go for the jumbo size. I have the large for my small dog, but I think the large for a bigger dog could become a choking hazard.
309831
I would think it would be too small. It's also not very tall so if the rabbit is more active, they might easily get over it.
24131
I suggest the 5". There's no draw back to getting a larger one. The toy isn't made to be carried around by the dog, but rolled and pawed around. Its lightweight, even with food or treats, so there's no worry about the bigger one being too heavy. Like others said, the larger one would hold more and would have less of a chance of being lost under things. Go big! =)
1442002
My opinion...the toy would be too small. We have a 6 month old english setter, she is 38 lbs and we have the large, it fits her just right. My nephews 90 lb lab was over the other day and didn't pay any attention to it. But the price is right if you really want to try it, sells in stores for twice what amazon sells it for. It is fun to watch our pup play with it, but I think she is losing interest in it also. hope this helps.
688706
No, it is too small to even fit on an infant. It is strictly for decorative display, but very nice!
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.