PetSafe Happy Ride Telescoping Dog Car Ramp
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- Paw-vides an easy way for your pup to get in and out of the car—helpful for our older fur-iends and those with achy joints.
- Telescoping design makes it more compact so it's easier to use and store—the safety latch helps keeps it in place.
- Choose between 2 sturdy sizes to support between 300 and 400 pounds.
- High-traction walking surface gives pets a sure footing, especially on steep climbs.
- Aluminum construction is lightweight and easy to maneuver.
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- DealPetSafe Happy Ride Deluxe Compact Telescoping Dog Car Ramp, 29 - 70-in$142.95Chewy Price$189.99List Price
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| Price | $119.95Chewy Price | $142.95Chewy Price | $74.95Chewy Price | $69.95Chewy Price | $109.99Chewy Price |
| Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, Giant Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, Giant Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, Giant Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds |
| Material | Aluminum, Plastic, Metal | Aluminum, Plastic, Metal | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| Features | Foldable, Non-slip Tread, Non-skid | Non-slip Tread, Non-skid, Foldable | Foldable, Non-slip Tread, Non-skid | Foldable, Non-slip Tread, Non-skid | — |
| Assembly Required | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| Lifestage | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult | — |
| Tools Included | — | — | — | No | — |
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Great ramp, bad texture
It's held up well for my four dogs, though so far I've only used it for training (teaching them how to use it). I have a lifted truck and the dogs just physically cannot jump that high, or maybe don't know how. The ramp is a great way for them to easily get in and out though it is a little steep. I had to lay a towel over the sandpaper to give them more traction, but that's really my only complaint. My dogs range from 58 to 90lbs.
Overall pleased
We have a 70lb lab and purchased this ramp to het her into the back seat of our Toyota Tundra. The learning curve was fast, especially with treats. My only drawback is that the surface is like very fine sand paper, and difficult for her to grab on to with her paws. We offer alit of additional support to het her up the ramp. We will likely but some textured strips and apply them to correct this
Sturdy! Well made!
Got this for my lab who is struggling with hip issues. She can't consistently use stairs and can no longer get in my vehicle on her own. This does the trick! Love that it is telescoping. I can use it for our expedition, the various staircases around the house, and for her gator rides!
It's awesome
I looked at a lot of ramps, was not impressed with the folding ramps for my 80#, 11 year old dog with arthritis. Finally settled on the Happy Ride Telescoping Ramp. I love it. It's light enough for me to handle - I'm over 70 - and it's sturdy! I will admit that the walking surface is like rough sandpaper so I took a couple of my old towels and put them on it before she goes up it. Wonder of wonders - it only took 2 tries for her to run up it. She's a little more hesitant to come down but she does and I'm sure it will get easier for her as we use it more. I'm so happy that we have found a way to help protect her shoulders from jumping. I have not added a picture but I absolutely love this ramp!
a nice ramp for porch and cars alike
Bought this for my dog who just had ACL SUGERY. NO STAIRS OF ANYKIND ALONG WITH NO JUMPING. These stairs have help us get outside safely for a short break and trips to the vet for his PT APTS RAMP WORKED WELL IN THE HATCH BACK OF THE CAR. HOWEVER, IT DID NOT FIT FOR THE BACK SEAT DOOR for the car. NOT BAD FOR THE MONEY SPENT i DO WISH THE TREAD PART WAS BETTER.FOR TRACKION
Ramp for RV
We got this ramp for my older dog to get up the first steps into our RV. With a week of training, the dog was going up the ramp and into the RV with a treat. That's where the 2 stars come from. I was able to accomplish what I needed with the ramp. On the other hand, I opened this ramp and the grip tape was peeling off already, and refuses to stick to the ramp. This is bad as the ramp is plastic and slippery. Also, being that the ramp is plastic, it has some give as its walked on, especially if you have a bigger dog. For a $150 ramp I definitely would have expected the quality to be a little better.
solid but awkward
This is a well made ramp and great if you have the space in your vehicle to carry it and the strength to handle it. It is not heavy but it is an awkward size. I had to return it because it was just too much work. If you are a buff, younger person, it will work. But I'm not so.....
Great ramp, don’t forget to buy treats too!
This is a great ramp. It has been incredibly helpful for my dog to get up the 3 stairs into the house as he recovers from back surgery. (Putting a treat in the middle and two at the top helps encourage him!) It feels a little less stable when it’s pulled all the way out but I have a big 100-lb dog; it might be just fine for a smaller pup. We found only partially extending it gives a good balance of sturdy but not too steep.
Great ramp for my 11 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback
I tried to save a few dollars and get the regular size ramp for my 125 lb Ridgeback but his feet would slip off the sides so I ended up getting the x-large ramp too. The x-large one has worked much better. The width makes a big difference, as does the length of the ramp which makes the angle a much gentler slope for him. I cut a strip of rug gripper pad to lay on top of the ramp, as the sandpaper-like surface isn't as grippy as it could be. The ramp is easy to use.
Flexes a lot??
Our ramp arrived promptly. It was easy to set up. I am using it indoors where we have two steps up(15in) from the living room to the family room. My 90lb female Rottweiler has a torn ACL and is recovering from surgery. I have back issues, 128lb. The ramp was easy to set up. We have it extended to it's full length. Elevation is perfect. My problem is, the ramp flexes when either my dog or I walk on it. I thought we were each under the weight limit. I wonder if there is a way to stabilize it? Note, the nonskid surface does not bother my dog at all. The flexing bothers me!