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Pros
Lily is 8 weeks old and we just picked her up yesterday. Our other dogs are two beagles, a bloodhound, and now her - a basset. It's right for her 80lb shape & also works well for our 40lb sheltie.
Three dogs in the backseat and this can be stored on the floorboard no problem. I have a pekingese puppy and want to teach her to not jump on and off furiture. My dachshund has to have ramps for the sofas, so we have 3 of these ramps.
It’s a perfect accessory for our tri-pawd rescue pooch. My senior cat is almost 19 years old and definitely appreciates the ease this ramp gives him. My shar-pei likes it as well.
The one step design gives her space to maneuver on and off without falling. I drive a porsche macon, side of which is fairly close to the ground and this step fits perfectly. Just the right height for our sofa.
Cons
The ramp is too short for her to get proper striding. The supertrax mat is not good. It would have been better if it were less steep and maybe had better carpeting that isn't so slick.
Not one of my 3 dogs can make it up the slippery slope. My min pin gets stuck and slips all around and now growls at me when i try to put him on it. Neither of my dogs put a paw on the ramp.
Highlights
Quality
Lines up good and stable to work with the litter robot.
My little dog uses it a lot but does loose traction because it’s slippery with the mesh.
Build quality is good, but it really feels like you're on the verge of breaking it when you pop the pins into their holes, and ... Read More
With this it's leaving her with dignity.
Price
But my 90lb and 55lb pitbulls love it!
I was lucky enough to get a used one for about half price.
For the price, you’re not going to find anything better, though.
Packaging/appearance
Also, i understand the reason, but the fact that the back isn't a solid piece creates a space where, say, a younger cat still i... Read More
The dogs could use it to climb up in bed from ramp to bench then to the the bed they do it every night
Competitiveness
I have a 100lb bloodhound that recently had knee surgery.
Pros: super easy to assemble, sturdy and stable—even for 90lb dogs!
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Most positive review
So easy to put together and sturdy.
Least authentic review
I like it just wish my dogs would use it!
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I ordered steps because i did not think this would be high enough.
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Sometimes he wouldn’t make it and would fall, the day before i bought this he hurt himself a bit ( don’t worry he’s fine) i needed a solution and quick, had this delivered in 2 days and snapped it together.
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Our dog just can't get the hang of it
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She skips the multiple steps and falls off other steps.
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Watching her try so hard and falling off other steps.
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Also, i understand the reason, but the fact that the back isn't a solid piece creates a space where, say, a younger cat still in the throes of their manic kitten energy phase can hide and, occasionally, scoot it out of place when the zoomies hit.
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