Gen7Pets Feather Lite Foldable Dog Car Ramp

Got this for my corgi. Wanted something for the side door because I don’t have a SUV. It’s perfect for the side door. He gets up and down with no problem. I’m getting too old to pick him up in the car so this is what I use now. Love it. Best thing I have bought.

I have a 82 lb boxer and with a little coaxing with treats she walked up and down ramp with no problem except a little sliding because of her nails on the surface. Rectified that by glueing some carpet on it. Wish it were a little wider but all in all a great purchase. Very satisfied.

I got this ramp to use to load my corgi into my Ford Explorer. I put it on the ground as instructed and walked him across it before putting it on my vehicle. There was no learning curve. Red saw that ramp, and ran right up. Then he turned around and ran back down. He ran up and down at least a dozen times until I called a halt. He thought it was the best toy he’d ever seen.

We ordered this for our 22 month old Labradoodle that weighs 80-85 pounds. The ramp arrived in the box the manufacturer had it in, i.e. no extra packaging and not enclosed inside another box with filler. The box had a hole in it, the ramp looked as if it had been used previously and returned. We decided to try it anyway. We started with it flat and had to give our dog treats to get on it (he didn't like the feel of the surface, which is like sandpaper). However, he loves treats and we were finally able to get him to walk on it. We then progressed to raising one end by putting it on our large footstool. With lots more treats and much coaxing we were able to get him to go up and down it. We ordered this for our 22 month old Labradoodle that weighs 80-85 pounds. The ramp arrived in the box the manufacturer had it in, i.e. no extra packaging and not enclosed inside another box with filler. The box had a hole in it, the ramp looked as if it had been used previously and returned. We decided to try it anyway. We started with it flat and had to give our dog treats to get on it (he didn't like the feel of the surface, which is like sandpaper). However, he loves treats and we were finally able to get him to walk on it. We then progressed to raising one end by putting it on our large footstool. With lots more treats and much coaxing we were able to get him to go up and down it. Then we moved outside to put it on the rear end of our SUV. And with lots more treats and much more coaxing, he finally went up the ramp. The ramp flexed a lot and we were not comfortable with it. The strap to tether the ramp to the bed of our SUV was way too long to latch it on anything we had in the SUV for that purpose and we couldn't shorten the tether either. In our opinion this ramp may be good for small to medium sized dogs but not for larger dogs. … more

Perfect for getting my 10 year old Golden into my Equinox. Trained her using treats with ramp on a flat surface and then gradually increased incline on deck stairs. I guide her up ramp for safety. Just what I needed for her as she ages! Love that it folds flat for car storage or to slip under/behind sofa when not needed. Hubby loves, too.

I bought this dog ramp to help our 115 lbs bull mastiff into back of high SUV. It took a couple sessions over a few days for him to master it with treat incentives. I read suggestion to have dog walk on it flat on floor 1st which helped because he wanted nothing to do with it at start. We gradually moved to ‘standard’ height by 1st parking by curbs or raised ground. I also modified the surface with cheapest carpet runners & double sided carpet tape bought online. He was more amenable to the task after this update. I think this is also better when he may have to sit or lay on it in car. Without it, the surface is a bit like sandpaper. I chose this one because of the size, weight and weight capacity I bought this dog ramp to help our 115 lbs bull mastiff into back of high SUV. It took a couple sessions over a few days for him to master it with treat incentives. I read suggestion to have dog walk on it flat on floor 1st which helped because he wanted nothing to do with it at start. We gradually moved to ‘standard’ height by 1st parking by curbs or raised ground. I also modified the surface with cheapest carpet runners & double sided carpet tape bought online. He was more amenable to the task after this update. I think this is also better when he may have to sit or lay on it in car. Without it, the surface is a bit like sandpaper. I chose this one because of the size, weight and weight capacity. It checked all those boxes. I read about the surface before buying and I think some dogs would be fine with it. Our dog seemed put off by it so I made the cheap change & he is happy. Four stars for the surface and it does flex at the fold with a heavy dog. … more

Just what I need to get my heavy sewing machine, in case/carrier with wheels, from my house (3 stairs into our garage) to our garage. (& back into my house when I return). A lifesaver for my arms and legs!

The ramp arrived promptly and was as ordered. It's very easy to manipulate and move. A borrowed ramp was mostly used for jumping off the side, so we're taking things slowly. So far Sabbath has no problems using this one appropriately.

It is light, folds and stores easily. However, not real sturdy. When my 95 lb dog walks on it, it bounces which freaks her a little.

I have a 13 yr old black lab mix that's getting too old to be jumping out of my Subaru Forester so I've been looking for a good ramp. This is perfect for her. She's about 60 lbs & was a little nervous at first about using the ramp. We solved that by Bil Jac training treats. They're soft & can be pushed into the sandpaper type surface on ramp. She can move pretty good up & down now. I like it's width & she doesn't slip on the surface. It's easy to fold & unfold & very compact. I also like the length because it's not super steep. I wish it hooked a little better to the car even though there's a strap to keep it from completely falling off. I always walk her slowly down the ramp & make sure I'm I have a 13 yr old black lab mix that's getting too old to be jumping out of my Subaru Forester so I've been looking for a good ramp. This is perfect for her. She's about 60 lbs & was a little nervous at first about using the ramp. We solved that by Bil Jac training treats. They're soft & can be pushed into the sandpaper type surface on ramp. She can move pretty good up & down now. I like it's width & she doesn't slip on the surface. It's easy to fold & unfold & very compact. I also like the length because it's not super steep. I wish it hooked a little better to the car even though there's a strap to keep it from completely falling off. I always walk her slowly down the ramp & make sure I'm next to her so she doesn't try & jump off. This is exactly what we needed & I would recommend it ! … more