An extra-long aluminium ramp that gives your dog a gentle slope into a car, SUV, truck, or up onto a high bed — instead of a jump. At 67 inches it sits at a shallower angle than most ramps, which is the whole point: the longer the ramp, the less effort the climb.
Key Features
67" length for a gentle angle — Longer than a typical ramp, so the slope is shallower and easier for short-legged, older, or recovering dogs.
High-traction surface — Covered in a grippy fabric rug so paws don't slip mid-climb.
Supports up to 220 lbs — Aluminium frame, rated for small through large breeds.
Folds four ways — Collapses to 18" × 17" × 5.3", flatter than the two- or three-fold ramps that need a full boot.
Padded carry handle — Lightweight aluminium with a foam grip for carrying between car and house.
Specifications
Open length
67" (170 cm)
Width
17" (43 cm)
Folded size
18" × 17" × 5.3"
Weight capacity
Up to 220 lbs (100 kg)
Material
Aluminium frame, high-traction fabric surface
Fold
Quadruple fold
Getting Your Dog to Use It
Introduce the ramp flat on the ground first and walk your dog across it for treats before you ever angle it against a car. A dog that panics halfway up an angled ramp can fall off the side. Take it slowly over several sessions.
A ramp reduces the impact of jumping in and out of a vehicle. It does not treat arthritis, hip dysplasia, or any joint condition, and it is not a substitute for veterinary care — if your dog is limping, stiff, or reluctant to move, see your vet. Always steady the ramp and supervise your dog while they use it.
