Pet Gear Reflective Extra Wide Foldable Dog Car Ramp, Tri-fold

I can't say much yet other than the ramp 1)arrived the next day, which was fantastic! 2) feels very sturdy and appears well-made, and 3) is a great length, and it has a convenient hook and handle for carrying. Otherwise, my 13 yr old, 80# pup wants nothing to do with it yet! I haven't pushed the issue as the weather is here and there; when it gets warmer I will spend more time working with her. I do think I might put some kind of strips on it for grip. The surface is nice, but it may give her more confidence to know she won't slide.

We bought this ramp for our 115# Saint Bernard, based on stated weight limits. We can’t use it for my small SUV as it can’t handle the incline, nor on our 5 step front stoop for the same reason. Overall it’s also wobbly and bounces when he steps on it, and that instability makes our dog nervous. We are keeping it to use on a two step stair in our yard, but even that requires 2 wood supports underneath it. We also need to add carpet strips as surface doesn’t feel slip-proof. So in hindsight we could have built a better one ourselves at less expense and trouble.

My dog, Daisy, is 1/2 wolfhound and 1/2 mastiff, so she's extra large. She's over 13 years old, doesn't see well and has little strength in her back legs. Taking her to the vet or groomer was an ordeal that I always had to schedule for when I could get help loading and unloading her. So I ordered the ramp. The order said it was delivered, but it wasn't here. I called Chewy and they immediately sent me another, no questions asked, they just solved the problem. When Daisy needs to travel, I raise the back seat and she rides on the floor in the cab. I put the ramp on the running board and it was a very small step for her to get in the cab. I thought it might take some practice, but she My dog, Daisy, is 1/2 wolfhound and 1/2 mastiff, so she's extra large. She's over 13 years old, doesn't see well and has little strength in her back legs. Taking her to the vet or groomer was an ordeal that I always had to schedule for when I could get help loading and unloading her. So I ordered the ramp. The order said it was delivered, but it wasn't here. I called Chewy and they immediately sent me another, no questions asked, they just solved the problem. When Daisy needs to travel, I raise the back seat and she rides on the floor in the cab. I put the ramp on the running board and it was a very small step for her to get in the cab. I thought it might take some practice, but she just walked right up and walked right down. No stress for her. No stress for me. No help required. Problem solved. The ramp is well made and sturdy, so it is also a little heavy. What is missing is a latch to keep it in one piece after you fold it up and a handle for carrying it. For me it's awkward to carry and when I was putting it in or out of the truck, it tried to come unfolded, making it more awkward. That's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. If I were younger or stronger or had bigger hands to hold it together, I may not have noticed or thought it was an issue. … more

I previously ordered a different rap and when I wanted to return it they told me to donate it to a local shelter and gave me my money back so I could order this one this one works great for my dog the other was too thin for my type of dog what other company would do that not many

Purchased this for our aging lab. Initially refused to go up at so had to use treats to entice him. The surface however is like sandpaper. Not much of a grip so he was sliding couldn’t get traction and almost slid off the side. Needed two people to help push them up the rest of the way. Decided to try to fix it so he can get a better grip. We purchased rubber thresholds and fasten them to the ramp in hopes of this allowing him to get a better grip to walk up it. Still had to entice him with treats because after almost falling off it the first time he was hesitant to try it again. Did help with the added accommodations. The manufacturer should change the surface of this ramp to maybe a rubber Purchased this for our aging lab. Initially refused to go up at so had to use treats to entice him. The surface however is like sandpaper. Not much of a grip so he was sliding couldn’t get traction and almost slid off the side. Needed two people to help push them up the rest of the way. Decided to try to fix it so he can get a better grip. We purchased rubber thresholds and fasten them to the ramp in hopes of this allowing him to get a better grip to walk up it. Still had to entice him with treats because after almost falling off it the first time he was hesitant to try it again. Did help with the added accommodations. The manufacturer should change the surface of this ramp to maybe a rubber surface to help so they don’t slide off. … more

We bought this to help our lab that had ACL surgery to get on the couch without jumping since jumping is a definite no-no! He walked right up it with a little guidance. Love how wide it is - doesn't feel like your dog is walking a tight rope! Really great buy, will be using it in our vehicles for vet appointments also when they come along.

Nicely built and the ramp is sturdy and connects very well. The surface has a nice non-slip coating but was too steep or not tacky enough for our old German Shepherd which was the reason we bought it. Returning it is not too easy.

What a lifesaver this ramp has been. Our French Bulldog had surgery on her spine for a ruptured disc which has left her with temporary partial paralysis. Every time she had to go outside to the bathroom, we would have to carry her over the few stairs that we have leading in and out of the front door. This was beginning to take a toll on our backs. With the ramp now in place, we can walk her out while supporting her back end with a sling. I chose the wider ramp to make her feel more secure about this new walking surface. She caught on quickly and going in and out is no longer the chore that it was. Definitely recommend.

Fast and easy ordering and shipping ! Currently we r working with our almost 14 yr old Lab to get him to feel comfortable walking up and down it Starting with a one step incline So far so good Today we will increase the incline working our way to the height of the Chevy Equinox So we will give him an advantage of starting at curb height eventually Love Your pets

Our dog tore her ACL while on steroids for anemia. Her weight has gone from 60 to 73 pounds and we no longer are able to lift her into our Suburban, so we were pretty much housebound. This ramp has allowed our dog to get into the vehicle safely so trips to the vet are now stress-free and we can actually go places knowing the dog can get in and out easily. Great product!