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EveryYay Rise & Climb Indoor Pet Ramp, 39.37" L X 15.75" W X 3.94" H
Description
Where pet parents go, we know pets are sure to follow. That's why the EveryYay Rise & Climb Indoor Pet Ramp is specifically designed to give your furry companion a boost to your go-to hangouts. Thanks to its adjustable height and collapsible design, you can modify it to fit your needs and then stow it with ease whenever you need a little extra space. And to make sure every step your pet takes is secure, this ramp even features a no-slip carpet tread.
- - Rise & Climb Indoor Pet Ramp from EveryYay
- - Textured carpet tread allows for a no-slip grip
- - Collapses and locks into place to stow or move with ease
- - Handle provides a comfortable way to carry ramp
- - Adjustable leg notches allow for 4 height positions up to 24"
- - Adjustable ramp heights: 24"/20"/16"/12"
Specifications
| SKU | 3280298 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 0 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 39.37 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.94 IN |
| Width | 15.75 IN |
Reviews
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Great Ramp for my Senior !
Gabi
3 years ago
I got the EveryYay Rise & Climb Indoor Pet Ramp for my 5 pound 11 year old Senio...
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Too Steep at Highest Setting
Knooers
3 years ago
I saw that this could be set at different heights and thought it would work for ...
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14 Ratings-Only Reviews
Help for an older Yorkie
TENSR
Yes, I recommend this product.
Cat with a ramp
Petco satisfied customer
Yes, I recommend this product.
Not durable for the price.
Lipa
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great for small dogs!
Snooz
Yes, I recommend this product.
Dont buy
tigertal
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great ramp for my injured dog
Kristine419
Yes, I recommend this product.
Doesnt work for medium dogs
Natasha1228
No, I do not recommend this product.
Hunt no more!
MayDS
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
What is the ramp itself ( not the carpeted surface) made from?
- It is wood
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Can this be used for 70 lbs lab to get in and out of Subaru SUV?
- Our 65 lb Boxer can get out of a Tundra pickup with the ramp.
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Are there color options for this product? The one I bought has a blueness to it. I would prefer it to be brown/tan.
- Hi Macks dad, Unfortunately this piece is made with remnant carpet, so it can be a variety of shades from grey to brown. Your best bet to choosing the color you want is to visit your local Petco store. Thanks
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Our senior cat has a problem getting in and out of the litter box as the entrance is a little over 4 inches. It looks as though this might work if lowest height is 3.94 inches?
- It would definitely work great. The design & color is very nice & perfect for cats & small dogs!! Definitely a must have!!
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How much does this weigh?
- It's under 10lbs, I just had thyroidectomy and on restriction and can't pick up my dogs to get in my bed. I was able to lift and maneuver it with no problems. My dogs love it!
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How much does the ramp weigh?
- Hi nae1948, It weighs 11 pounds. Thanks
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Can this be used outdoors?
- Hi ShannonMasinFiona, This should only be used indoors. Thanks,
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Is this suitable for a large dog ? All reviews comment are tiny dogs. 70 pound Catahoula Leopard ?
- Hi Luluann, This is for dogs up to 80 lbs. Thanks,
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