Redmon W.C Precision Digital Pet Scales, Large

So easy to use and fast delivery been needing some scales for a while and these are great

good size, easy to use, i even weigh myselfRecommend to anyone

Simply fantastic

The scales are nicely heavy and well made and work well on a hard floor (the instructions imply the scales will not work well on carpet). I was aware of the lack of hold before buying and saved a few pounds by not buying a scale with this feature so caveat emptor! However it was definitely a false economy. When you have a 30 kilo dog bouncing on the scales it is very hard to see the read out or get it stable enough for an accurate reading. Over time I expect I will be able to teach the dog to sit still but take this into account when you make a purchase. Otherwise it is a great set of scales , well packaged and good value.

Ideal para contrilar el peso de tu peludo sin tener que ir al veterinario

Been waiting for a long time to purchase this. And it was well worth the weight.This scale is accurate. Put my big dog on last night. And it is bang on. Now I can tell if hes losing weight. Hes been on a diet now I can track the weight loss.The top of it, where the dog stands is hard plastic. But my dogs didn't slip at all. I put them on the scale and have them sit.The digital display is easy to see. This scale is compact, meaning very slim. I can push it under my couch when it's not in use.Have 2 AAA batteries on hand because it doesn't come with the scale.This price is excellent for not only the quality but easily stored.If someone has a dog that needs to lose weight and you need to keep an eye on you pets weight, having this could save you hundreds on vet bills. Having an overweight dog can cause so many other health issues. Diabetic, joint problems, thyroid issues.Please keep an eye on your dogs weight. This will definitely help.

Ich suchte eine Waage für meinen Hund, da ich diesen mit über 30 kg nicht immer hochheben und mich mit ihm zusammen auf eine Personenwaage stellen wollte. Eignet sich super zur Gewichtskontrolle. Sie geht drauf wenn ich ihr das sage und das Display lässt sich gut ablesen. Das einzige was ich als Manko bzw. Minuspunkt sehe, ist das diese Waage nur für ein max. Gewicht von umgerechnet 102kg hat. Das kann jede Personenwaage besser.

Rapport qualité/prix correct. Très contente de mon achat .

Edit: 02/03/2020I just came across this review in my account and wanted to mention that it’s 5.5 years later and the scale is still going strong.I stopped storing it in the box years ago. It’s a fixture on the kitchen floor, so it gets used by several dogs several times a week. My beagle likes to use it as her perch the rest of her time so she sits a bit taller. The scale gets a lot of use!There’s a tiny chip out of the front corner where I dropped a cast iron pot on it. Otherwise, it’s still solid and still accurate with my veterinary clinic’s scale.This is one of those purchases I just wish I had made years earlier. It so much easier to catch the dogs’ weight slipping either way.When my dog had cancer, the scale was invaluable for monitoring his weight to ensure he wasn’t losing too much weight. It was easy for him to step on, wait and off on a daily basis.——-Review:This scale is fine for large dogs. But...1. your dog needs to know a Wait or Stand command. Heck you can simply train your dog a Target/touch command (follow your palm with his nose) to stand calmly on to the scale. (There are lots of internet sites that explain how to train these).2. Don't put the scale right up against a wall. That should help a lot. Humans don't like to face right up against a wall even when we understand why we need to. Dogs get squirrelly when we make them do so. Give your dog at least 5--6 inches from the wall. If you buy a bigger scale, it's going to take more floor space anyhow. Better yet, put the scale in the middle of the room to weigh if you can; you can slide it against the wall for storage. (Or put it back in the box, which is what I do).3. A tippy scale on an uneven floor will make a dog nervous. And it won't register the right weight anyhow. Shim your scale. Drag it around on the floor until it doesn't tip. That's why my scale is stored in the box -- because the floor in my bathroom isn't perfectly level but the floor in my kitchen is. I put the scale down. Now, as soon as he sees it, my big dog (90lb GSD) walks up. Waits. I register his weight. He steps off. He's a young squirrelly dog, but he can stand still for a few seconds to get weighed. I'm sure yours can too!