PetSafe Happy Ride Foldable Dog Car Ramp, 62-in
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Make it easy for your pooch to take a ride with the PetSafe Happy Ride Folding Dog Ramp. This folding ramp helps your pup get in and out of the car—perfect for protecting her joints by removing the need to jump. It features a high-traction surface and side rails to help your pooch confidently walk up and down without slipping. The durable and lightweight design is easy to lift in and out of your vehicle while being strong enough to support pups up to 150 pounds. It also folds for easy storage and works well with cars, minivans and SUVs. This convenient ramp is a great way to help get your canine companion’s car adventure off on the right paw!
Key Benefits- This folding ramp helps dogs up to 150 pounds get in and out of the car with ease.
- A great way to protect your pal’s joints or to help smaller pups get in and out of your vehicle.
- Features a high-traction surface and side rails to help prevent slipping and falling.
- Weighs only 10 pounds for a lightweight and durable design that is easy to lift.
- Works well with cars, minivans and SUVs.
HAZARDS TO HUMANS: The SOLVIT Pet Ramp is designed for use only by pets such as dogs, cats, and small animals. It is not intended to carry humans or heavy loads. Using the Ramp in this way voids the warranty and creates an unsafe situation! Please follow this guideline strictly.
If using to access your vehicle's side door, make sure to consider the Solvit Side Door Adapter.
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Item Number68759
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Dimensions62 x 16 x 4 inches
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Weight10.0 pounds
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Number Of StepsN/A
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PlacementCar
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LifestageAdult
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, Giant Breeds
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FeaturesFoldable, Non-slip Tread, Non-skid
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MaterialPlastic
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Assembly RequiredNo
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Tools IncludedN/A
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Recommended Pet Weightup to 150 pounds
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The Pet Ramp should come packaged with the safety locking strap engaged (on side of ramp, see image). To disengage, pull on the finger tab which will remove the bulb end from the opposite ramp piece.
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To use the Pet Ramp, simply unfold into a straight shape, set the angled, upper end (with the “Solvit” logo) on the surface to which the pet is trying to climb (car, couch, etc.), and set the angled, lower surface on the ground. When finished, simply fold the ramp into the closed position, engage the safety locking strap, and stow in a convenient place.
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It is important to make sure the rubber feet on the upper and lower ends of the ramp are resting firmly on a stable surface (car bumper, sidewalk, etc.) before using. If the rubber feet are not in contact, the ramp could shift during use.
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Please note when the safety locking strap is not engaged, it is possible for the ramp to swing open unintentionally. Always engage the locking strap when the ramp is not in use.
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Training: Many pets will begin using the Pet Ramp with no hesitation. If your pet is unsure at first, lay the Ramp flat on the ground and allow your pet to become comfortable walking on it before using it in an inclined position. It also helps to hold your pet by the collar and offer reassuring praise and/or treats as your pet gains confidence using the Ramp. For vehicle use, command your pet to stay inside the vehicle until the Ramp is deployed, then walk your pet down safely.
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If the plastic parts of the Pet Ramp become dirty, simply clean with any standard household cleaner. The tread material can be cleaned with mild detergent and a stiff brush, or a strong jet of water. The Ramp should be maintenance-free. If a problem occurs, please contact Customer Service below.
| Product | Dimensions | Pet Weight | Product Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| UltraLite Bi-Fold Pet Ramp | 62 x 16 x 4 inches | up to 150 lbs | 10 lbs |
Can I use the ramp to help my pet go up stairs?
Yes, but with limitations. The “pitch” of stairs is generally much steeper than ramps (think of wheelchair ramps outside of buildings), so placing the ramp over the top of stairs will make it too steep to use. If the staircase only consists of a few steps, then the ramp might work but the bottom of the ramp must be placed farther out than the bottom step. The average “height” of individual steps (known as the “rise”) is 7-8 inches. By referring to the “recommended height” figure for a given ramp, you can determine how many steps can be covered safely. For example, the Deluxe Telescoping Ramp extends to 72 inches and is recommended for heights up to 28 inches. This ramp would probably work well for covering 3-4 steps. However, it’s always best to measure the rise (height) and run (length) of the area involved to make sure the ramp will work in your particular situation.
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Pet Safe Ramp
By DebB on Jun 4, 2021
My Gertie is 11 years old & starting to experience trouble getting in & out of the car. After she recently hurt one of her legs jumping into the car, I ordered the Pet Safe Ramp from Chewy. It arrived in 2 days thanks to Chewy's always fast delivery. After getting her acclimated to the Ramp in the house(flat on the floor at first)for 2 days we tried it with my car. Gertie is extremely skittish, but with treats & encouragement she quickly learned to use it to get in & out of the car. After just a few days she can now independently & without treats walk up & down safely. Since we are on the go constantly this Ramp has improved the quality of her life & I now don't have to worry about further injuries My Gertie is 11 years old & starting to experience trouble getting in & out of the car. After she recently hurt one of her legs jumping into the car, I ordered the Pet Safe Ramp from Chewy. It arrived in 2 days thanks to Chewy's always fast delivery. After getting her acclimated to the Ramp in the house(flat on the floor at first)for 2 days we tried it with my car. Gertie is extremely skittish, but with treats & encouragement she quickly learned to use it to get in & out of the car. After just a few days she can now independently & without treats walk up & down safely. Since we are on the go constantly this Ramp has improved the quality of her life & I now don't have to worry about further injuries to her legs from jumping. Very sturdy construction & strong hinges allow it to be folded before storing in the car. … more
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Wonderful product!
By mander17 on May 4, 2021
We recently bought a new pick-up and there was no way our older dog (about 55 pounds) would have been able to jump up into it without assistance. This has been a back saver for sure. It folds up easily in the back seat and once he learned how to get off the seat and on to the floor, it didn't take him long to walk confidently up and down. We put an old bath towel on it to make it easier since he slid some on the original surface. Our younger dog ran up and down very easily. I am so happy with this product and purchase. We took a 4,000+ mile trip with no incidents.
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Lightweight foldable loading ramp!
By Nettie on Jun 19, 2021
Love this lightweight (10 lbs.) dog ramp! Easy to use, doesn’t take up loads of car space. Only took several days to get our dog trained to use it rather than jumping in and out of our Honda CRV.
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Not the best...
By RottMamaxx on Apr 7, 2021
I decided to get this for my Rott to help him get in/ out of the car easier. Let’s just say I don’t love it... it’s way too steep. It’s narrow. The material that comes on the ramp sort of feels like sand paper/ it files the dogs nails? Which I wasn’t a huge fan of... my dog was scared figuring this thing out at first and gripped his nails a few time on it so I said great... now I can’t even return this. Unfortunately, just didn’t work for me. My dog is about 75-80 Lb for reference.
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Bi-fold Dog Ramp
By AmyR on May 4, 2021
The ramp is perfect for my 11 year old yellow lab that I rescued last November. She has some arthritis and is slightly overweight so she can't just jump in my jeep cherokee. This is nice and sturdy and I like how it folds up.
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Way too steep!
By JenS on Mar 25, 2021
I bought this as my dogs (both 30-40 lbs) are getting older and are more hesitant to just jump in the car. With a ton of treats I was able to get them to finally climb this ramp into the back of my Subaru Forester but it's obviously difficult for them. I was hoping it would be a gradual incline they could easily maneuver as they mature but not a chance. Maybe if it was five feet longer this would work for them. I think I'll check out stairs instead.
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What you would expect
By CorgiDad on May 2, 2021
Nice ramp. Like that it folds in half. I have a elderly corgi and thought this would help him with the back steps. He’s not a big fan of it but maybe down the road he will try it more. It’s a great product and built very well.
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Pet Safe Ramp
By major on Apr 15, 2021
This is the second ramp I have purchased for my 13-year-old GSD.I love this one. it is lightweight easy to lift out , open and put in place. My first ramp is a beautiful tri-fold and weighs 27#. Twenty-seven pounds does not sound like a lot of weight but when you are lifting it out and trying to control the 2 swinging ends and orient it into the correct position and then place it where you need it, it is very hard. I have almost banged up my new van and come perilously close to striking the parked car on the side I am placing the ramp. This is only 10 # and the bi-fold is easy to control. Returning the tri-fold to my van was also a difficult task.
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Perfection for Gigantor!
By Woody on Apr 3, 2021
Our beautiful and very timid 51-pound Sheltie needed courage to climb into our taller SUV; this is perfection for him! The ramp is lightweight, folds effortlessly into the back of the SUV, and has a very stable grip, likened to soft sandpaper, for Woody to safely move on the ramp. I highly recommend this!
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Works for Subaru Outback 2020
By SubaruDog on Apr 11, 2021
So this is meant to be used for your back cargo area. But I have been using it for our Bulldogge to access the rear seat from the side door. It is narrow enough to fit in the opening area. I DO have to just hold the top edge as it does not lay flat on the seat edge, but my Tub of Lard dog has no issues going up or down it. It folds up quickly and easily and can be stored in the back, or it fits nicely behind the front seats as well. The ramp is like a roughened sandpaper so the dog can get good traction too.
