Pet Stairs

We have a special needs mini bull dog we rescued last year, going up & down stairs is nearly impossible for him...though he tries so hard! The concrete steps out to our backyard are killer for him, but he loves to go outside. This ramp lets him go out and come back in with no help from us...it's amazing to watch him experience the "freedom". He feels safe and confident when he's on it, he took to it right away! It has held up really well through out the winter and the spring rains, it's also lightweight enough for me to move around if needed. Highly recommended.

This is a very sturdy ramp and is wide enough for my dog to feel more comfortable using it. We had a narrower ramp without the carpeting that we used for a smaller dog and the golden really disliked using it. He is still not happy that I am not allowing him to jump, but he is going up and down it with relative ease. The ramp folds up into four parts and stores nicely behind the driver's or passenger seat. At 20 pounds it is a little heavy for me, a senior woman, but given that it is very sturdy, I will continue to use it.

I think this( 71" x20") is perfect for small/medium dogs. Depending on the breed and joint health, a larger dog might be ok. No way I could see a 285# anything walk on the ramp though. Width is the biggest problem for us. Our 80# Boxer with failing legs fell off it a couple times when training which didn't help. I think we can get him to used to it by one person holding his collar and the other spotting a possible fall. This is the only way for us. I will keep it because it folds up nicely and is compact for the vehicle. We might even need it for the back steps as our dog's legs are really failing and there are three steps to the back yard. I was using a long piece of plywood for a ramp before, but hard to carry in the SUV. Likes: Seems well built, green walking area soft and good traction while dry and dog is not afraid, long enough for Jeep Grand Cherokee, latch a nice feature, it is not too heavy for me to carry or open/close. I am a 113# woman, folds easily to store, nothing looked like a pinch risk. Dislikes: Still too narrow for a large dog (ours 80# elderly Boxer), at 19 3/4 wide ( it is not 20" wide unless they are rounding up), our dog slipped off while training a couple times, when dog gets paws onto the 1 1/2 inches of black metal on both sides outside of the green material ( 3 total inches of the 19 3/4 of total space a dog is left with only 16 3/4 wide of soft space to walk. they slip. I will do what another person said and buy some traction tape to add to the sides Manufacturer should do this as well, especially if advertising this for large dogs. It really needs to be 3-5 inches wider.

It worked great as intended. The only thing is it will not work if your pet is partially or totally blind. My dog kept falling off. This is not a defect of the ramp just something to consider before buying. Folds and unfolds nice. Weatherproof and rugged.

Of all the ramps I had been looking at, I chose this one for my dog, who just had spinal surgery and needed this ramp. Two of the support braces broke the second day that we used it. My dog is only 75 pounds, and no, we did not walk on it. We really needed this ramp to be strong and sturdy to help my dog after his surgery, and it gave out on us. The traction is great, but don’t waste your money on this one if you need a strong, supportive ramp.

It was a bit heavy and awkward to unfold ar first. Once you figure it out it gets easier. It worked perfect for my elderly dog. Very sturdy, looks good, nice carpeting material. Great black finish. Folds up small to fit on the floor in rhe back seat. Quality product!!

Needed a ramp for my 155# mastiff during recovery from knee surgery. This has been amazing. It’s very sturdy and wide enough that my dog felt safe going up or down. The texture is great, soft on his feet but no slip at all. Very happy with this purchase.

I had to buy two because it turned out to be too narrow for my labradors. Sturdy and its lenght provides good inclination.