What size should I get for a 65lb dog? And will these bowls work in the extra large Midwest wired crate?
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Scroll down to the description. It gives the dimensions of the different sizes. I bought the 1.6 lb size for my Great Dane and it works well. I would not get a smaller size for a large dog. I have a 4 ft. x 3 ft. crate and I think any size would work well with the wire crate.
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I bought these bowls for my two Cockatiels. I hang them in their cages. They are great. Can't respond about dogs.
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These may work with the Midwest crates and you may want to get the next largest size for the dog.
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These things stay so poorly that mine didn't stay well to begin with and my 30 lb puppy knocked them around. I strongly recommend against buying them. I found a far superior product here on amazon.
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I found ceramic bowls of the same size as the original stainless steel bowls at the local pet store and they work just as well. Be sure to take a tape measure to the store so you can be sure the new bowls will touch the bottom and sides of the heating unit. It's OK if they sit a bit below the rim of the unit or a little above it. Kathleen Marshall
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They work for my standard poodle who is 50 pounds, but I wouldn't mind having the next size up to be honest. You may want to consider the large to be on the safe side.
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I put them on a 36" crate for a 16lb cat and they work well. You may need more than 4 wheels for a larger crate and heavier pet.
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Dear Purple Frog(?): I would contact Precision directly before ordering, as they have a range of sizes. The crate we bought is one of the smaller ones, as we have 5-7 pound Chihuahuas. What I can confirm is that these crates are really sturdy, and have a double-latch door arrangement which is better than the iCrate/Midwest crate we ordered later, in error, though it is adequate for chihuahuas. The toll-free number on the Precision crate is: 800-397-3167. I am sure they can advise on the best size crate for your pooch. Many thanks for asking. Morgan Phenix
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I got the extra large crate unless you have a 110 pound cat this size would not work but they are made well and roomy.
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I was measure the bowls and see what amazon or another site has. These seems to be a standard size so you might also find them at a pet store.
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If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!
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Hi - the medium bed is 34 Inches x 22 Inches and it ran true to size. So, for a 125 lb dog, I think you will need a larger bed. My dog is only 65 lbs and the medium is the perfect size for his crate. I will be getting the large (46 Inch x 28 Inch) as a real dog bed. You may want to measure the bed you have now before you order to be sure it will be roomy enough for your dog. Good luck!
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I would think the large should fit. We have a medium for our 55lb hound mix - he's thin, but has a very large, deep chest - and the straps still have a lot of extra growing space. We also sewed some cushioning around the straps to keep them from chafing. Used pieces from an old, fleecy crate liner and it was quite quick and easy.
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Yes they will work for an XL crate, I just used them for an international flight last month. I did have to use a bag and half though so make sure you order two bags per crate!
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Information from http://www.pettravelcenter.com/products/detail/339/59:Petmate Sky Kennel Dog Crate (lots of info at this website!) Sizes and breed recommendations, according to the manufacturer Small = 21"L x 16"W x 15"H (Cats, Toy Poodles, Yorkshire Terriers, Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus) - For pets up to 15 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 6.02 lbs.) Medium = 28"L x 20.5"W x 21.5"H (Beagles, Shelties, Min. Poodles, Cockers, Lhasa Apsos) - For pets 25-30 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 12.5 lbs.) Intermediate = 32"L x 22.5"W x 24"H (Springers, Border Collies, Bull Dogs) - For pets 30-50 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 16 lbs.) Large = 36"L x 25"W x 27"H (Boxers, Dalmatians, Collies, Airdales, Setters, Aust. Shepherds, Dobermans) - For pets 50-70 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 20.75 lbs.) X-Large = 39"L x 26"W x 30"H (Afghans, Retrievers, Pointers, Shepherds, Rottweilers) - For pets 70-90 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 30.48 lbs.) Giant = 48"L x 32"W x 35"H (Irish Wolfhounds, Newfoundlands, St. Bernards, Mastiffs, Greyhounds) - For pets 90-125 lbs. (Actual Crate Weight: 51.5 lbs.) *Lg, XLg and Giant have 4-point locking door for added security *Med, Intermediate, Lg, XLg have tie down holes in corners for tying down in trucks or trailers *Small and Medium have handles, larger sizes do not Visual size/feature comparison: http://www.dogsupplynetwork.com/petmate-sky-kennel.html I have the X-Large 70-90 pds and really love it. It is like a mini-room for my 60 pd. puppy. The lock is secure yet simple to operate. Well ventilated with windows on all sides and tall enough for my dog to stand comfortably. I would not hesitate to recommend it. (Have not used it for airline travel-only as a home kennel) Update: My dog is now 88 pounds (german shepherd/border collie) and extremely muscular. He has not defeated the latch system. Plenty of room for him to stand and move within the crate. Fourteen months old and Kennel looks and functions just as it did on day one. I am purchasing a second one for my golden retriever puppy.
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Greetings! My that is a big dog. We don't have a crate that big at the moment. We make an XXL that is 109cm L x 68cm W x 86cm H but that would most likely not be tall enough to allow your dog sit straight. Here is a link to the crate - http://www.icc-case.com/impact-case-dog-crate-stationary-xx-large/
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I would say this is a size that will work for you. My boxer/pit mix is 55 and very thick and she seems to fit comfortably with room to spare. Her normal crate is a bit bigger but this one is work great for us for just a weekend at a friends.
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I think the bowl will work for any size pup unless it's teeny tiny like a chihuahua... I do have to say that the more complex bowls work better than the simple ones to slow them down... you could also get the ball that you put in the dish to try, but for my dog, these "maze-type" dishes have made a big difference in her eating... she has basset/am bulldog... and she's all about her food!
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These are for really small dogs. Best bet is to go to pet smart or petco with your buddy and get hime sized right.
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I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.