Plastic Pet Ramp by Amazon Basics: Enhancing Accessibility and Mobility for Pets Review

This is a neat little ramp. It folds up easily and makes a fairly stable impression. I had to go back because my car, sloping driveway and fat bulldog didn't work!

I have 2 very old dogs that need help climbing stairs. This works great for her. I drove 2 nails into the space between the bricks at the bottom to make sure the ramp wouldn't slide.

Great ramp to help my elderly small dog maneuver up the steps in our house. Rocky was easy to teach. Not slippery. Also saves my mother's back as my Rocky couldn't climb stairs due to osteoarthritis in her hind legs.

It's a bit awkward but a lot easier than lifting my 50+ pound pup out of my SUV. He learned to easily climb up and down the ladder. I just gently pulled him on the leash and bribed him with a treat for the first time. A clamp or something else can be used on the ramp to keep it closed after folding.

It worked well. The dog is shaky and had to be tricked into using the ramp to get on and off, but he stands firmly on it and doesn't wobble. Can be folded up easily. We didn't need the full length, so we just unrolled one end and folded the other end. The dog weighs 40 kg. I think a big animal could use it

Too short to reach the truck of my large SUV. We got there, but then the ramp was too steep for my pit bull, who had torn his cruciate ligament, to climb into the trunk. Had to go back - still looking for something that might help us pick them up. It was light and strong, easy to fold but not long enough.

Bought this to roll my sewing machine out of the trunk of an SUV. Yes it works. When I first used it, my fingers got caught and crushed. My index finger was broken and I had to have multiple stitches. We've tried teaching dogs to use it, but to no avail. Finally, the description of the weight is wrong by almost 2 pounds. do you want mine I'll put it outside for you to pick up. PS Watch your fingers!

Bought this to help my dog get on and off the back deck for $5000 after knee surgery. After the first training, she learned to use it perfectly, pacing up and down, until one evening when she approached him, it broke in half. When it broke in half, she fell and landed on her back. I'VE NEVER BEEN SO SMART! She only weighs 40-45 pounds and I have a big ramp there's no reason she should pop like that. She didn't even come close to breaking the weight limit. DO NOT BUY. THIS IS A DANGEROUS…