Gen7Pets Natural-Step Foldable Dog Car Ramp

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About This Item

At a Glance

  • Steel
  • Plastic
  • Metal
  • No Assembly Required
  • All Lifestages

Details

  • The sturdy ramp can hold up to 250 lbs. and helps your pet enter your vehicle, climb on the couch or access other hard-to-reach places.
  • The safe grip artificial turf tread is gentle on your pal's paw pads.
  • Extremely compact and automatically locks when it's folded up.
  • Easy and comfortable to move, all thanks to the soft rubber handle.
  • Full-length rubber grippers on both ends provide secure placement.

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18 Customer Questions

Can the ramp be secured to use for getting my dog into the back seat of the car, instead of through the hatchback? In this case there is no attachment point or ring for the tether. Is there a lip on the ramp that can anchor it so it's secure for my dog to walk up and in?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 18, 2019
There is a lip at the top of the ramp that makes it secure in the case there isn't a place to hook the tether. This ramp can be used to help your dog into the back seat of a car.

Has anyone used this with a pickup and travel trailer? Looking for a ramp my elderly border collie (who has bone cancer which limits his mobility) can use to go camping.

Answer by Chewy • Dec 13, 2017
This item can be used to enter your vehicle, climb on the couch, or into your bed with you. Many customers have reported successfully using this to get their pet into an RV or travel trailer.

Why show a folding ramp without demonstrating how it folds and stores?

Answer by Chewy • Jul 24, 2018
The product pictures illustrate the ramp extended, the ramp folded completely in half in a storage space (trunk), and the button that's pressed to unlock and lock the ramp. The ramp folds in half as illustrated.

What is the green material? Is it recycled tires (astro turf)?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 24, 2018
The green material on this Ramp is a Poly-Grass surface to provide a safe grip.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Margit on Jan 12, 2026

Great size, easy to use

It's easy to unfold and prop against the backseat of my car so my older dog can get in. Much more convenient in size and weight than another ramp we have. We had

It's easy to unfold and prop against the backseat of my car so my older dog can get in. Much more convenient in size and weight than another ramp we have. We had to replace our first one (seems like the garbage truck took it away!) and there was no question that this would be the one we'd get.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Christine on Dec 7, 2025

A Problem

I purchased this well made ramp because I was babysitting a large dog with hip issues. It has only been tried once and she wouldn't go on it. The major issue was

I purchased this well made ramp because I was babysitting a large dog with hip issues. It has only been tried once and she wouldn't go on it. The major issue was the car I drive, not with your product. I did read one customer's review that mentioned the same problem. Not all SUVs have the same floor height.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lorie on Dec 10, 2025

Makes a big difference leading elderly dog

I was picking my 50 lb elderly dog up to load in the car. Eventually threw my back out. Researching ramps, I came across this one. It unfolds easily and the turf

I was picking my 50 lb elderly dog up to load in the car. Eventually threw my back out. Researching ramps, I came across this one. It unfolds easily and the turf surface gives her gripping surface. She walked right up it first try and we were both less stressed.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lorraine on Jan 15, 2026

Easy walk in

Miss Maggie Maggie is biscuit driven. It was easy to get her interested in going up the ramp. Easy to set up and fold up.

Miss Maggie Maggie is biscuit driven. It was easy to get her interested in going up the ramp. Easy to set up and fold up.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Anthony on Aug 8, 2025

The ease of opening it and setting it up.

Augie , age 11, Australian shepherd loves it, immediately he was literally running up it or down it, the fake grass did the trick, made it so he would easily use

Augie , age 11, Australian shepherd loves it, immediately he was literally running up it or down it, the fake grass did the trick, made it so he would easily use it. The other one we returned was rough and he would not put his feet on it, plus opening it, it clipped my fingers leaving a huge bruise. We donated it to our local humane society.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Donna on Apr 4, 2025

Nice ramp

I ordered the ramp in hopes my golden would go down into our storm shelter for tornadoes. I tried practicing with him with it on our deck steps. He would go up and

I ordered the ramp in hopes my golden would go down into our storm shelter for tornadoes. I tried practicing with him with it on our deck steps. He would go up and down it. But when we moved it to the shelter he would not. It was just too steep of a climb and the first step is a big one. I tried it right on the edge of the shelter but he still would not use it. My smaller dog would run up and down it. They are both food driven so having any sort of treat in hand they will usually do anything. If I needed it for regular steps or to help him into the car I think it would be OK. My smaller, shiba Inu, would use it no problem.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Sherry on May 10, 2025

Non slip

My dog needed surgery. I didn't want Her to try to jump into the van. I read. All the reviews for various ramps. Slipping Was a key factor I did not want to happen

My dog needed surgery. I didn't want Her to try to jump into the van. I read. All the reviews for various ramps. Slipping Was a key factor I did not want to happen to her and break her stitches. It took my dog one try And she walked up comfortably and Safely.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lauren on Mar 29, 2025

It works!

I read others' reviews to understand their techniques for getting their dog to go up the ramp. Put treats along the ramp flat on the ground. Then do the same with

I read others' reviews to understand their techniques for getting their dog to go up the ramp. Put treats along the ramp flat on the ground. Then do the same with the ramp leading up into the back of the car. My treat of choice is slices of pepperoni. My dog is a shepherd. With no pepperoni, she avoided the ramp. With pepperoni, she walked right across it. With no pepperoni, she would not go up the ramp. With pepperoni, she went right up, munching all the way. After 2 times, she no longer cared about the pepperoni and just went right up, having gotten the idea.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Thomas on Feb 11, 2025

K9 friendly, easy to use

We have a 2-year old Kangal Shepherd livestock guard dog who weighs 113# so unless she drives herself, getting her to the vet can be a challenge. We've done some

We have a 2-year old Kangal Shepherd livestock guard dog who weighs 113# so unless she drives herself, getting her to the vet can be a challenge. We've done some different things in the past and none of them were satisfactory so after some research I bought this ramp to facilitate her ingress and egress to a vehicle. As a puppy she was interested in climbing on downed trees and other objects so I figured she'd adapt to the ramp. We practiced walking on the concrete ramp to our barn which is pretty steep and then used this ramp on some lower objects to get her used to it. Finally we hooked the ramp up to the back of my Ford Explorer SUV and practiced a few times before going to the vet and she took to it without hesitation (she would prefer to just jump out of the back but with guidance walks down the ramp). The AstroTurf surface provides a doggie friendly texture and traction, it folds easily and has an appreciated rubber carrying handle. I highly recommend this ramp and respectfully suggest practicing with your dog a bit if they are initially reluctant to use it.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Samantha on Mar 6, 2025

Gave mine to my groomer

It's a great ramp! Problem is my collies refused to use it, so I gave it to my groomer. It's easy to carry, folds well and is sturdy when tiled against the car as

It's a great ramp! Problem is my collies refused to use it, so I gave it to my groomer. It's easy to carry, folds well and is sturdy when tiled against the car as a ramp. I tired training them with it flat, just to walk across it, but they refused to do that - even following a trail of treats (snatched form standing off the ramp!). They did not feel secure on it, and absolutely refused it, but my groomer has given it to someone who is delighted to have it for her smaller dogs.