I got this ramp because my 55 pound, seven year-old pitbull is starting to need help getting up onto the bed. The pros are: it’s wide enough, long enough and stable enough for her to use, and it was fairly easy to put together myself. The cons are: the unit itself tends to slip on my hardwood floor, so I put rubber pads on the base, that did solve that problem. Also, on her descent, it is a bit steep, and she does slide on the built-in carpet. It’s not so bad now because her coordination is fairly good, but I can see this being a problem as she gets older. Also, the ramp is very long. I have a medium size bedroom. I was having a hard time finding a good place for it where it wouldn’t be in the way. I also ended up putting a rubber bottomed bath mat at the base of the ramp to help with the slipping and sliding. It took Millie about four days to really get used to going up and down the ramp. I would suggest following the video on the listing because it really was helpful. Overall, I’m happy about the purchase and it serves its purpose with those few tiny tweaks

The ramp itself is great. I've already got my 60 lb dog using it to get on the bed. The only complaint I have is with the carpet. The texture of it is a little slick and my 13 year old, 80lb dog slides down it because he can't get a good grip.

I bought this for my senior cat who has trouble jumping. He took to it right away and now easily gets on and off the bed. I give it an excellent review for serving its purpose. I do wish it came in other colors. This one clashes with the decor. Also, it does take up a lot of space.

My dog is normally a huge chicken, but she went up this the first time with minimal treats. It took me almost 3 months to get her to use the pet gear stairs without treats. It does help that we already have ramps everywhere else. This was just the last one to work with my queen size bed that I liked aesthetically and was affordable. I like that the robot vacuum cleaner can go in and under it much easier than the five step pet gear plastic stairs. Those are very durable. They’re chocolate brown plastic, and it was time for an upgrade due to her age.

My feline fur baby Baxter had a recent rear leg amputation. To say that he had trouble adapting would be understated as he is an old boy. He could not jump up on anything as he used to and he really wanted to join our other furbabies on my bed. This ramp solved the problem. I needed something that was not too steep, and had a non slip surface and was sturdy. It was easy to assemble and with some treats for encouragement, Baxter learned very quickly that this was safe and he could trust it.

I purchased this because we have a basset hound and I didn’t want him to hurt his back jumping in and out of the bed. It took a few days for him to be comfortable using it, but he loves it and gets easily in and out of the bed now. It wasn’t difficult to put together and it’s very sturdy. I would highly recommend this.

Would be 5 star if the ramp had antislip material to keep it from sliding(situated on a hardwood floor)when our dog goes up and down it. Otherwise, high quality and meets our expectations

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