Customer Reviews

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.

Our pitbull was born with 2 subluxated front legs and basically looks like he's doing the Army crawl 24/7. We needed a non-skid, lightweight, easy to use and pack ramp.......this was it! And, he learned to use it in less than 5 minutes.

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.

I bought this ramp for my blind dog who can no longer navigate the one step from my house to outside. I keep the leash short and she easily walks up and down the ramp. Saves my back from picking her up all of the time. Life is easier for me and my dog.

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.

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!

We had the correct measurements from the tailgate of the vehicle to the ground ,but didn't overextend those measurements and that's what's needed for proper fit. it's too steep for the dog to Used!

My dog was wary at first, but with treats he got the hang of it very quickly! A bit bulkier than I expected, but great top help an older dog in an out of the car. the surface is textured so it is not at all slippery. Pax says 5 Woofs!

There is no way my dog - a 3 year old German Shepherd with a issue absolutely will go up this ramp. The vet suggest a ramp rather than steps. WRONG! I will be returning this....

My police service dog retired with me 4 yrs ago. He’s now 13 1/2. He is my co pilot when I haul horses. Recently he’s struggled to get into the back seat of my truck. This ramp is a game changer.