Fold-Lite Dog Ramp

The Fold-Lite Dog Ramp weighs in at only 10 pounds and folds for easy storage. This dog ramp tames the tallest SUVs safely with a high-traction deck and rubber feet – and holds more than 200 pounds.

• Rugged, all-plastic construction folds for easy transport
• Includes a safety release latch to prevent unexpected opening
• 62"L x 16"W x 4"H

Bring your SUV down to earth and relieve stress on your dog’s joints with the Fold-Lite Dog Ramp.

The Bullies love to ride in the Jeep and now they are getting into the car on the Ramp! It's definitely a backsaver (our two males each weigh over 90 lbs. so lifting was getting a bit tiring, to say the least!)

My 11 yr. old corgi goes everywhere with us & has always sprung into his crate in the cargo area of the Outback...until this year when age and arthritis have made it more difficult. I had been helping him in and out until I was thrown from my horse and couldn't easily lift his 30 lbs. This ramp solves both our problems. He learned to use it in about 3 minutes (Genius!). It's light enough (and compact enough) for me to just fold it up and pack beside his crate so we always have it in the car. And the non-slip surface makes him feel secure scooting up or down it. A real problem solver!

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Time will tell if our 100lb Golden will trust using it & if it will hold up to the use. The price seems a little high for the quality. It is easy to use & store. [...]

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My 112-lb., seven-year-old yellow lab learned to walk the ramp in about 20 minutes of training with bacon-flavored treats as his reward! At first, I had to grab his collar to help guide him up. I drive a 2010 Jeep Commander Sport SUV, and he recently pulled a muscle in his hindquarters jumping in/out of it. The unit came fully assembled(thank you)and folds neatly in half and stores easily. I can also lift/lug it around with one hand as it only weighs 10 pounds. The only negative comment I have is that the ramp is a bit narrow; my dog wanted to get on the ramp from the side instead of at the bottom. The ramp's pathway resembles that of a small treadmill strip.

[2 of 2 people found this review helpful]

My 6-year-old Basset Hound used to yelp every time I helped lift his backend into the SUV. With the ramp, he can get himself in and out with ease. Much less stress for both me and the dog. It was definitely worth the money!

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My wife is pregnant with twins so we had to get rid of a car we loved for a "Crossover" (Lincoln MKX - same as Ford Edge). We have an almost 10-year-old Australian Shepherd who lives and dies for car rides. Even at 10 he'd still rather jump from the ground into the back. We're working with him to climb up the ramp. It still is very new to him and it just takes positive reinforcement and time. (Don't give up - make sure you have him get in under his own power even if it takes a while in the beginning). Once our buddy gets in, he walks down perfectly. They will get it, just be prepared to be patient. Even though we are still going through the "training" phase, I like the ramp - the gritty texture and ability to fold up is very nice. Do/say whatever always trips your dog's trigger to get him in. It gets easier each time as long as you show him a positive trip/event/thing when he gets in there.

[5 of 5 people found this review helpful]

I own three 13 year old dogs ranging in weight from 27 pounds to 95 pounds. They all caught right on to getting in and out of the SUV with the ramp. They are all arthritic so this is a big help, and I don't have to lift any of them in to the car anymore.

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My Sandy is 8 years old & jumping up into my SUV was not easy for her and consequently started lifting her myself. At first she hesitated about getting on it. While holding a treat in my hand as a "magnet" to lead her, saying the word "ramp" she walked up the ramp into the cargo area and the treat was her reward! Though the ramp seems steep because of the height of my SUV, I think it helps to hold onto her harness while she walks up or down to give her a sense of security and confidence to use it. Now she associates the ramp with a positive outcome, a ride and a treat.

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my back was hurting from lifting up a 98 pound Labrador - great back saver

[3 of 3 people found this review helpful]

Very sturdy and easy to use. Was expecting it to be flimsy, but works great!!!! 80lb Doberman uses it and has no problems with it. Non skid surface very nice.