Dog Ramp Step - Gentle Slope - Light Weight - 28"L x 16"W x 16"H - Weight Capacity: 150 lbs

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Sale price$89.99 Regular price$149.99

Color: Chocolate

Size:
28"L x 16"W x 16"H

Use Area: Couch 🛋️

Dog Type: All Dog Breeds (Up to 150 lbs.) ✅

Mobility Aids Help Manage: IVDD, Hip Dysplasia, Luxated Patella, Etc. 🩹


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KEY FEATURES:

🦴Anti-Slip Mat: The supertrax mat has pressure-activated gripping, enhancing grip with increased pressure to prevent slipping.

🦴Paw Protection: The supertrax mat cushions pets' paws for added comfort.

🦴Easy Cleaning: The pad is easily removable for hassle-free cleaning.

🦴Secure Positioning: Rubber grippers on the bottom ensure the step stays in place.

🦴Lightweight Design: Easy to move from room to room.

🦴Gentle Slope: Designed to help pets easily reach elevated areas.

🦴Resting Platform: The top stair doubles as a resting spot where pets can take a break before reaching their favorite resting place.

Specifications

The dog ramp step is a versatile and convenient mobility aid. With its non-slip surface and rubber bottom grippers, your dog will be in safe "hands." Its lightweight design ensures easy portability, allowing you to place it next to your sofa and watch your dog become more independent.

Overall dimensions

28"L x 16"W x 16"H

Weight capacity

150 lbs

Assembly

Yes. Easily snaps together. No tools required.

THE IMPORTANCE OF DOG RAMPS

Dog Jumping: Health Risks Explained

🩼 Orthopedic Damage: Dogs' bodies are not built for compressive loads, so cumulative stress from jumping can cause long-term musculoskeletal issues, including spine and joint damage, leading to early arthritis, IVDD, and other dangerous orthopedic conditions.

🚑 Potential Paralysis: Jumping and landing pose significant health risks, often leading to disc bulges or herniations that can compress the spinal cord and cause paralysis.

💥 Surface Impact: Sudden impact from transitioning between hard, soft, or slippery surfaces, like jumping from a sofa to a slick rug, increases the risk of injury.

HOW THE DOG RAMP STEP HELPS

🦴 Joint and Spine Protection: The dog ramp step provides a gentle incline, reducing joint and spine damage and minimizing the risk of immobility.

🛡️ Enhanced Safety: This pet ramp step offers a stable path, decreasing the chances of accidents like strains, falls, and muscle or ligament tears, creating a safer environment for dogs.

Universal Use: Suitable for dogs of all sizes and ages, dog ramps make it easier for them to access high pieces of furniture without the strain and injuries from jumping.

WHAT DOG PARENTS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR RAMPS

Jake

Easy to move around

I got this ramp step for my small pomeranian, and it’s been fantastic. It’s lightweight, so I can easily move it around, and the gentle slope is just right for her. It’s exactly what I needed for her to reach her favorite spot.

Megan

No more couch jumps

This mobility gear has been a lifesaver for our senior Cocker Spaniel, Bella. She was having a hard time jumping onto the couch, but this ramp makes it so easy for her to get up and down without any strain. She seems a lot more comfortable now, and we’re happy we found this solution for her.

Rachel

Perfect for our tiny pup’s first steps

We got this ramp for our new puppy, and it’s been a great tool for helping her learn how to climb up onto the couch. It’s just the right size for her tiny frame, and she’s using it every day. We’re very happy with this purchase

3 EASY STEPS TO HELP YOUR DOG MASTER THE RAMP

STEP 1: Introduce

Place the ramp and encourage your dog to explore it with treats or toys (If the ramp is adjustable in height, place it flat). Let them get comfortable being around it without any pressure.

STEP 2: Build Confidence

Once your dog is familiar with the ramp, continue placing treats every 6-7 inches to motivate them to start walking on it. Use positive reinforcement and praise to build their confidence as they use the ramp.

STEP 3: Practice Regularly

Practice regularly with the ramp. Be patient and consistently reward your dog. Over time, they'll become more comfortable and confident using the ramp.

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