SASRLAdjustable Dog Ramp for All Dogs and Cats - Folding Portable Pet Ramp for Couch or Bed with Non Slip Paw Traction Mat, 40”Long and Height Adjustable from 10”to 24” - Up to 250 Lbs (Dog Ramp)

Sceptical at first, but really like it now.

For sturdiness, light weight, easy to use and easy to fold away under a bed or closet I give it 5 stars. It was a great idea and I’m sure many dogs do just fine with this ramp but my 5 lb Chihuahua wanted nothin to do with it. We have a higher bed and I just had surgery so I can’t pick her up anymore and I was trying to avoid anyone having to constantly pick her up and put her down but the incline to get onto our bed is just too steep and the carpet really doesn’t allow her to feel safe on there. I tried training her with treats and she would get halfway up and then back down. So we tried it lower just for the couch maybe and she still hates it and will only use it once we put her on it and force her which defeats the purpose. I don’t know if we will keep trying or not. I’ve had the surgery and am just sucking it up and asking people to pick her up and put her down when she wants to be with me in bed but I’ve been trying other makeshift steps in the meantime. By nature she is a skiddish dog and basically everything scares her but I was really hoping this would work when I saw the videos. Again it’s a great idea in theory and if your dog is easy going this might be a good fit. We did put a fleece blanket on there to make it a little more friendly to our fur baby and it helped a bit but the fact of the matter is it’s too scary to do a running incline onto the bed for her. There’s another ramp out there that’s more expensive with a platform at the top but it doesn’t collapse the way this one does- if we could combine the two ramps that would have been perfect. We are not builders or carpenters but this might be something simple enough we could add hinges and a collapsible platform to the top- I would suggest that option to the designers! Thanks for the effort and maybe one day my dog won’t be such a scaredy pup.

We’ve had this for a good while now and it was fine with our dogs ranging 12-50lbs. But we currently have a foster who is 66lbs. The ramp says “up to 100lbs” but the metal brackets bent which caused the wood to split some under just the weight of 66lbs. I wood glued the split and replaced the brackets but it happened again. We intentionally bought a ramp with a higher weight load bc we foster dogs larger than our own. 66 is far less than 100.

The media could not be loaded.  After spending days looking at ramps on Amazon we decided on this one. My dog had to have tplo surgery and we just decided him not having to jump up and down so much would be best. Being able to adjust the measurements of this ramp are my favorite part. It was a perfect fit for my couch. Other ramps were too low and would make it so my dog would still have to jump up after climbing the ramp which was what I wanted to avoid. My couch height is around 19 to 20 inches. The ramp adjusted to 16" which with the rounded cushioning of the couch is perfect for him not to have to jump up but be able to just walk onto the couch. The ramp adjusts all the way up to 24 inches but that adjustment is pretty steep. It also adjusts to 21 which isn't so steep and easily doable. Then can be adjusted to 16 inches and about 13 inches. The whole length of the ramp is 39 and a half inches. The width is 16 inches. Ithought 16 inches seemed small but once I got the ramp it actually is a perfect size. The material on the ramp is like carpet but more of like a doormat carpet which my dog has no problem with climbing. I've had the ramp for months now and haven't had any issues with it. Took awhile for my dog to get used too but he uses it all the time now. Very happy with my purchase.

I have a rescue pug named Pernilla Jane. I don't know how old she is, but I have had her for eight years and the vet thought she was about six when I got her. I am 64 and suffering from arthritis in my hip and knee, so I figured Pernilla might be having a similar problem.If you know anything about pugs, they practically attach themselves to your body. She has to be near me at all times, but she started having trouble jumping up on the footstool. I had some small dog steps, but she wouldn't use them. This ramp goes up gradually and can be adjusted for height, so it seemed perfect--and it was. The only problem was getting her to use it.She walked around it. She sniffed. She tried to jump to the top of it. It took two weeks of coaxing her up the ramp with treats before she got the hang of it. Then I had to teach her to go DOWN because she was jumping off the stool to the floor. Now, if the ramp isn't in place, she gives me a baleful look, like, "Mom, you are so inconsiderate."The only drawback is the size. It takes up quite a bit of floor space, but does fold flat, so you can store it under the sofa when you don't need it. I would definitely purchase this again.

The ramp arrived undamaged and 2 days ahead of schedule. Set the ramp up easily. I am using the next to highest setting. My dachshund is 25 pounds. He is able to go up somewhat easily. The carpeting on the ramp does not allow good traction at this height. Sometimes he slips back somewhat before getting onto the bed. I may have to recover the carpet runner with something else. We are still trying to master going down the ramp as this was the reason for the purchase, he is getting older and I am afraid he will damage his front shoulders jumping off the bed. Hard to break the habit of many years. I lay a couple dog treats on the ramp to get him to go down the ramp. At this time he is not buying the trick! All in all I am happy with the purchase.

Unfortunately, there's not an easy way to get around at how steep you may have to set the ramp at, but if it were too long, it would take up much more space in the room. I suggest lowering the ramp to just a few inches below the bed, couch, etc. you are trying to help them up on, if they are capable of a tiny jump/big step. This allowed my pet to not be so scared of the steepness and help her gain traction. It took my scared dog about a week to learn to use it. I had to be there to keep her from jumping off of it and my hands on here rear to let her know I was there to catch her should she slide back. She's really getting the hang of it now. I was worried at first, so give it some time.

Bought 2 of these for my little doxie

Bought this for my pug to help him get up on the sofa, he uses it all the time. Very easy to assemble. However, I thought the carpeting would be better for him and it seems to work for him to go up the ramp but coming back down he usually slides down which he wasn’t a fan of but he seems to have gotten use to it now.

Works well for our pup who is 65lbs. Would not trust this for dogs much heavier than this.

The ramp is quite useful, and easily stowed away when it's not used. However, the build/quality of the ramp is really bad. The ramp broke because of poor craftsmanship within 2 months. More specifically, the wood and screws that maintains the ramp at an angle could not support repeated use from my dog. My dog is a 17lbs puppy, so I doubt that this is his fault. Would not buy again.

Parfait pour mon dachshund de 12 livres, il n’est pas sablé à la perfection et le tapis pourrais être plus sécurisé au bas pour éviter d’être déchiré ou mordillé ! Mais pour le prix c’est bien.