PetSafe Happy Ride Telescoping Pet Ramp

The ramp has a good non-slip surface that allowed my 100# Labrador easy access. While the overall length of the ramp is workable for a high entrance truck, it reaches to the floorboard only. Trying to set it on the seat creates too steep an angle for a safe climb. So, if your pet needs access to the seat, a second assistance device or manual assistance will be needed. While the device is easily laid in the doorway of the truck, it is not square to the floorboard and the door will limit human access to the top of the ramp.

The quick & dirty: For me, totally worth the money. If floor traction scrapes off, not hard to glue more on or get pre-sticky floor strips for traction. Lightweight for its strength. Sturdy, secure and perfect length even with a 4” lift. Very easy to open and close. Context: I have a lifted Jeep Cherokee. My GSD was recently injured and can’t jump for 4mos. He hates being picked up but needed to get him back and forth to vet. Also have a GSD puppy who can’t jump in yet. So a couple needs. I read reviews about sandpaper flooring coming off but took a chance. It’s been great. Both dogs with treat rewards were going up and down the first day. It saves my injured baby and gets him in and out easily The quick & dirty: For me, totally worth the money. If floor traction scrapes off, not hard to glue more on or get pre-sticky floor strips for traction. Lightweight for its strength. Sturdy, secure and perfect length even with a 4” lift. Very easy to open and close. Context: I have a lifted Jeep Cherokee. My GSD was recently injured and can’t jump for 4mos. He hates being picked up but needed to get him back and forth to vet. Also have a GSD puppy who can’t jump in yet. So a couple needs. I read reviews about sandpaper flooring coming off but took a chance. It’s been great. Both dogs with treat rewards were going up and down the first day. It saves my injured baby and gets him in and out easily. Chewy shipped stupidly fast and just in time for an important vet appt so thank you again Chewy! … more

We have two aging German shepherds and this sturdy, well-designed ramp is terrific for them to climb up into our SUV. Easy to set up and place in car when traveling. This item shipped immediately to us while on the road when we realized our dogs were having trouble jumping up into the back on their own. Thank you, Chewy, for your rapid delivery.

Because of the mostly good reviews, we were so optimistic that our elderly, infirm dog would finally have the help she needs with this ramp. The ramp is extremely sturdy and, aside from some of the aluminum frame being scratched already when first removed from the shipping box, it appeared to be a high quality product. However, the gritty sandpaper-like surface immediately split my poor dog’s lame foot open when we tested it out for her (on a flat surface, as recommended, before teaching her to walk on it at an incline). She is on the mend after some styptic powder and TLC.

I bought this because we found out our dog Tiberius has cancer in the leg and we had to remove the leg. He is a mix husky and weighs 75lbs. I really like it, but there are just a few things I didn't like. I have a ford edge, so putting it in my back set of my car, just takes a lot of room. The other thing I didn't like was the little snap that holds the ramp together. It feels like it is going snap off or break. It is just a little bulky.

A few months ago we got an 8 week old Cane Corso. Being our first mastiff, we didn't realize that he should not be using any stairs for several months. Our back door has 3 steps, and at first it was no problem carrying the 19 pounder. Now, 8 weeks later he has grown to 52 pounds. It became obvious that something had to give. I called a few contractors and was quoted $2000 to build a ramp over 3 steps - so it was clear I needed to consider other options. I was hesitant to purchase this because I wasn't sure it would be sturdy enough. I am so glad I did! It works perfectly! It is sturdy, the ramp has a non-slip surface that gives my puppy the confidence to walk down it. He had no problem A few months ago we got an 8 week old Cane Corso. Being our first mastiff, we didn't realize that he should not be using any stairs for several months. Our back door has 3 steps, and at first it was no problem carrying the 19 pounder. Now, 8 weeks later he has grown to 52 pounds. It became obvious that something had to give. I called a few contractors and was quoted $2000 to build a ramp over 3 steps - so it was clear I needed to consider other options. I was hesitant to purchase this because I wasn't sure it would be sturdy enough. I am so glad I did! It works perfectly! It is sturdy, the ramp has a non-slip surface that gives my puppy the confidence to walk down it. He had no problem using it; the first time I showed it to him, he walked down the ramp with no hesitation. One of the best purchases I've made! … more

Really need to get the dog used to it on the ground first but what a back saver for me and my 120# dog that won't lift a paw to get in my 4X4 truck. Love taking her but she has no desire to jump in, jumps out great, in NOT AT ALL!

This is our second Purchase of this ramp for our arthritic springer. I’ve used one outdoors on our deck steps for several months with no damage. It has great grip for her and is portable to take with us when ever we need to. It is the right length to be very versatile. Would highly recommend.

This a exactly as described, no surprises. Our dogs took to it right away. It fits the back door of the truck with no problem (I did measure the opening before purchasing). It telescopes quite easily, not sure how long the snap will last. Nice and light and best of all, it's not plastic! Chewy has been great to work with and I would also recommend them.

I ordered this in June 2018 and it’s still in great condition and works beautifully to get my large dog safely into the back of my SUV.