DogHealth non slip lightweight folding dog ramp
DogHealth non slip lightweight folding dog ramp
Easiwalk Pet Ramp
IMPORTANT NOTE - when you introduce a pet ramp into your dogs routine you do need to train the dog in safe use. So PLEASE read the instructions, do not rush into using the ramp and NEVER force your dog. We recommend that you walk your dog up/down steadying with one hand on collar and one hand under the belly.
The benefits are outstanding for you as you no longer have top lift your dog in and out of the vehicle and for you pet as this is a safer and more certain way of exiting/entering.
Now read on....
This is the improved best selling selling pet ramp with a new moulded walking surface to make it even safer for your dog -
- a better grip for your dog
- easy to maintain and keep clean
- no sharp high friction surface
- as strong and as light as the previous model
Supports a dog of up to 200 lbs. (90kgs)
Lightweight: 11 lbs (5kg) - Compact. - Goes anywhere.
Easy fold for compact storage. Folded dimensions: 31"L x 15.7"W x 7.5"D (79 x 40 x 19cm)
Moulded surface provides traction and sure footing.
Raised edges to help prevent slipping off the sides. 2.4" (6cm) raised sides
Extended dimensions: 61"L x 15.7"W (155 x 40cm)
For delivery to Scotland or off shore destinations please email us with your post code for delivery charges
PRICE INCLUDES VAT & DELIVERY*
Please allow approx 3-5 working days for delivery (subject to availability)
*For delivery to AB,HS,IV,KW,PA,PH,ZE,IOW,IOM, Northern Ireland & Channel Isles please email us with your post code for a delivery quote
I have an English bulldog he is only 7 months and weighs 4 stone already and no he’s not overweight that’s his build. He uses it very well in and out car and out patio doors.
United KingdomExcellent. A heavy, and getting older, Chow Chow. Straight up the ramp. Much easier on my back and more comfortable for her I'm sure..
United Kingdomit’s well made, folds up nicely but by no stretch of the imagination does it have any non slip properties at all i’m afraid. both dogs slip and slide up and down it the ridges don’t help
United KingdomSo far my GSD has managed to avoid ‘The really scary thing’ that is there to help her get in and out of the car as she has slipped a disc... No she slips past but we will try harder as it works very well and easy to get in and out of the boot.
United KingdomRobust and easy to put against different vehicles. Husky finding it somewhat slippy but I think that's partly him getting used to it. It's a good ramp for the price and, when folded, does fit behind front seats in our QashQai. We had to buy a cover for it separately - it would be good to have one sourced and available with it.