Enhanced Pet Gear Travel Lite 🐾 Ramp with SuperTrax Surface for Optimal Traction Review

Does not work if your car door does not open fully and does not have a large enough flat area at the bottom of the doorway. Be careful - it doesn't work on any of our vehicles (Mercedes E500 2006, Mercedes GLC 2018, Fiat 500 2016). It would be nice if you had a minivan with a fully opening door. The problem is that the ramp needs to be at 90º to the entrance to be safely positioned (no extensions). For cars and small SUVs with smaller doors and doors that don't open fully, a ramp will only fit…

This product is good but leaves something to be desired. It's quite heavy, which makes it a bit unwieldy (although it's sturdy). The green turf is a bit slippery - I don't see the point of using artificial grass on the ramp. A dog is unlikely to be more inclined to climb the ramp because it is covered in plastic grass. A non-slip surface would make much more sense, especially since dogs that need ramps often have to struggle with pain/weakness in their legs or hips. at a very steep angle and I…

This dog ramp is well made for the price. The folding and weight of the ramp was light enough for my 75 year old mother with her 70 pound three legged dog. The ramp also had great support and width for her dog, but we ended up sending the ramp back because it didn't fit in my mom's Hyundai Santa Fe. Through the rear gate of the car, the ramp became too steep for the dog. Placing a dog in the seats behind the driver is ideal for a dog, but not for a ramp. I would suggest the ramp packaging could

First I would give it 5 stars. let me explain. I wish the walking platform was a few inches wider. We have a 12 year old large breed fluffy baby and this addition would make the product even more complete. Since our furry daughter is a large breed, I'm talking Shepherd/St. Bernard mixes with 95# as mentioned, this will only improve the product. Our girl developed osteoarthritis and muscular atrophy. I also bought a shorter standard size because I have a Camry where the door doesn't open as wide

This short ramp is the solution to getting our 65# and growing Golden Retriever safely into the side door (instead of the tailgate) of our Honda Element. The height between the ground and the bottom of the car may or may not be steep depending on where we parked. This lightweight ramp fits snugly on the rear seat floor, even with the front seats folded. If necessary, I extend the ramp, lure the dog with a treat and that's it. Due to the metal latch that locks my car doors, I need to make sure…

I first saw this when a woman loaded her lab into a van. I ran over and asked where she got this wonderful product from. After telling myself so, I went home and ordered it right away. As you know both of my bassets have short legs and long bodies which makes it difficult for them to get in my car or jump off and this can cause back problems if they jump over the product too much anyway. I drive a 2012 Ford Focus, which is a small car, but this ramp works great in the back and front seats, it's

I love this ramp except that it cannot be mounted on a car. That's why I wrote "excellent with some caveats" in the title, meaning the ramp is useful, but safety should come first when the dog is on the ramp. Safety is also an issue with other ramps as some breeds tend to distrust the ramp and will attempt to jump or even fall out of nervousness. I bought a used ramp from Revain stock. It was advertised as "used - like new". In my opinion this means "excellent" condition. I think it would be…