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Pet Gear Pet Step IV in Chocolate
Description
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Pet Step 4 allows your small dog or cat the ability to get up to the bed with ease. Features a more narrow and compact design; specifically designed for SMALL pets. The Pet Step 4 has rubber grippers on the bottom which keeps the step secure and in place while the pet is using the step. Assembly is easy - just snap together (no tools required) and your pet will be using these stairs in minutes! For pets up to 50 pounds.
- - Stair landing for small dogs, miniatures, and cats
- - Rubber grippers on bottom keep step secure and in place
- - Snaps together very easily (no tools required)
Cancer and Reproductive Harm
Specifications
| SKU | 2772522 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pet Gear |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 7 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | One Size Fits All |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 24 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 19.84 IN |
| Width | 14 IN |
30 Day Limited Manufacturer's Warranty
For Pet Use Only NOT CHILDREN
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- PG9740CH Capacity 150 lbs 33.5"L x16"W x30.5"H
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My 3 y/o female Pitt was rolled down 3 concrete steps by my 18 m/o male Pitt. She sometimes acts as if her left is asleep. Since this incident, she hasn't been leaping and bounding. That was her thing. She is avoiding jumping on the bed and into the truck (Mercury mountaineer). How long does bruising take to heal? Help please, this is my baby girl. Thank you.
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My dog is a maltese/poodle and about 6 yrs. old. He was a rescue from PetCo. We are not active people being in our 70's and have med. conditions but he sometimes gets a run but usually a mild walk. He has been chewing at his front legs to where they are discolored. At his last grooming his eyes became irritated from the eyebrows being shaved too close and he kept rubbing them so I washed them with a boric acid solution made for humans. They seem better but still have the hard gunk on the edges.
Hello I have a 4 year old peekapoo dog. He has epilepsy(not sure if this matters but just in case). He started to limp on one back leg a few days ago and now it seems he’s having trouble walking with his back legs. He currently seems to have an easier time using them but they’re stiff. He eats normally and uses the bathroom normally. He has slowed down on drinking. Also he is slightly arching his back.
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Hello, I have a 7 year old black lab. He's a big boy who gets very hot in warm weather so likes to lie on the coolest surface he can find which is always hard. Consequently, he has callouses on his elbows but they have become a lot bigger this year and one of them looks sore. I just wondered what Ii could do to alleviate this problem. Is there a spray or some product which could help? Thank you.Judith Burke
My 40lb boxer ate a little over 2cups of milk chocolate combined with semi-sweet. He's puked a lot up, now mostly watery over the course of 8hrs with sometimes 30min-1hr in between. He gets excited about fresh water whines at my door to be let in. He's always been hyper, but he's not overly hyper right now. Can't afford a vet bill right now, so hoping for more advice?
My dog (7 months old) ate a good amount of chocolate with peanuts and keeps vomiting. He is very bloated. Is there anything I can give him or do? He is also drinking a good amount of water from time to time.
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My dog ate about a cup and a half of semi sweet chocolate and she went to the vet and she was fine. Now at home though, for three nights, she has had diarrhea all night. Why is this and when will it stop?
I just found my dog eating dark chocolate, it was a very thin layer off of a caramalized popcorn. He is about 3.9- 4.5 lbs. I gave him some hydrogen peroxide to dry and make him throw up but i'm worried it might not work. What should I do?
Is it ok to give my 35lb dachshund-pitbull mix the petite greenies? Says intended for 5-15lb dogs. I got them as a gift when he was a puppy but obviously couldn’t give it to him then and he has not outgrown them!