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Zoovilla Collapsible Pet Ramp
Description
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The Collapsible Pet Ramp is both convenient and versatile. It comes in three adjustable heights, giving your pet the assistance they need to get onto the couch or bed. The sturdy wooden frame comes with rubber soles allowing for a better grip and wheels for easier transportation. Folds flat for simple storage solution under a couch or bed. This piece of pet furniture accommodates pets up to 150 pounds (50.00lbs / Opened Lowest, 120.00lbs / Opened Medium, and 150.00lbs / Opened Highest). No assembly required!
- - Three Adjustable Heights
- - MDF with Veneer
- - High Quality carpet tread
- - Folds flat for easy storage
- - Wheels allow it to roll under beds and couches
Specifications
| SKU | 2768030 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zoovilla |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 32.7 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 16.9 IN |
| Width | 20.5 IN |
The sturdy wooden frame comes with rubber soles allowing for a better grip and wheels for easier transportation. Folds flat for simple storage solution under a couch or bed. This piece of pet furniture accommodates pets up to 125 pounds. No assembly required!
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Heathers Zoo
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I bought this a few months ago for my 4 pound chihuahua puppy. We use this on ou...
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Sturdy however I notice my dog has a hard time getting traction on the pieces of...
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Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
What color is the ramp?
Is this sturdy enough for an 80lb Pitbull?
How much does this unit weigh?
- I haven't put this on a scale haha, but if I had to guess it's around 14 pounds. It does have wheels & can be rolled around for easy maneuvering! Hope that helps.
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How tall is the ramp
- Hello Carolyn, thank you for the question. The Collapsible Pet Ramp has three heights. Here are the dimensions for all three heights, also included are the dimensions of the ramp when it is completely collapsed. Open Highest: 33.15″D x 15.98″W x 20.24″H Open Medium: 35.67″D x 15.98″W x 16.14″H Open Lowest: 38.43″D x 15.98″W x 13.50″H Closed: 42.13″D x 15.98″W x 2.36″H If you have any further questions, feel free to call us at 775-629-5029.
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How many weights does it have?
- HI Paula, Thank you very much for your question. The weight capacity for this item is 125.00lbs. If there is anything else we can assist you with, you can reach us by calling 775-629-5029.
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