🐾 AlphaPaw PawRamp - Premium Wooden Pet Ramp for Small Dogs - Adjustable Heights & Paw Traction Mat - Space-Saving Foldable Design Review

While this is not a guarantee that your Dachshund will avoid IVDD, this product will help your pet reduce spinal stress.

My dog resists every other ramp, ladder or pad I've tried. She took that ramp right away I think because it's so strong. This is the best.

When I'm tallest because of the bed, it sticks out further than expected. Should have looked more closely before you spend 100€. She still has trouble sliding down the ramp. So she needs time to believe it.

My dog is almost 45 pounds and her feet slide on the carpet mat. For heavier dogs, a rubber mat is best. I had an old blue exercise mat so I cut it to size and now it works much better. Apart from the mat, the ramp is very stable and well made.

"Paw Traction Mat” is a joke. This is a slippery carpet. The 30-pound dog slides and slides across it, barely gaining traction. It must be used on the least steep slopes, otherwise the dog will not have a footing and will not be able to climb the ramp. Not quite the dream they advertised for an adult dog.

Cannot say anything negative about this product. But it saved my back. I no longer have to lift my 40 pound bulldog onto the loft bed three times a night. It took him a few days to learn how to use the ramp, but after a high reward workout, he figured it out. Have a sandwich or chips in bed and they'll sort things out pretty quickly.

The ramp is solid and comes fully assembled. Those are good moments. Cons: The block is untreated wood and the carpet is firmly bonded, so outdoor weather resistance (with intended traffic) is not possible and the carpet cannot be replaced after wear or soiling. The carpet is ribbed but VERY smooth making it more of a slip than a ramp. 8″ raised and the dog's paws will start to slip when he tries to stand up. I bought this to help my older Beagle get up onto my new bed (which is higher than my…