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PetSafe Happy Ride Extra Long Telescoping Dog Ramp for Car, 20 in
Description
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Designed to reach your tallest truck bed or car, the Happy Ride Extra Long Telescoping Dog Ramp will give your dog the boost he needs. Customize the length of the ramp, based on the size of your vehicle, by extending it anywhere from 47-87 inches. You can conveniently store your ramp by simply sliding it in and locking it with the safety latch to prevent it from opening while you are traveling. Although light (weighing only 18 pounds), this strong, durable aluminum ramp can support your pets up to 300 pounds, so whether you have a Mastiff or a Chihuahua, they won't miss out on road trips. Your pet deserves the best. Trust PetSafe to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
- - Extends from 47 - 87 in long to reach your tallest vehicles
- - Easily slides down and locks with the safety latch for storage
- - High-traction surface and side rails keep your furry friend from slipping
- - Independently tested and rated to support your largest pets up to 300 lb
- - Weighs only 18 lbs so you can easily lift in and out of the car between stops
- - Measures 47-87 in L X 20 in W X 4 in H
Specifications
| SKU | 1247921 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
| Weight | 22.93 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 21.06 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 48.82 IN |
| Width | 4.92 IN |
US- 1 Year.
Supports up to 300 pounds.
Important Note - Designed especially for our four-legged friends; not intended for human use.
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Well made - love the sides
Mona 75
5 years ago
I have a 105 lb. Anatolien Shepherd who is a chicken stubborn dog. Her back leg...
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size misrepresented
McWit
6 years ago
When I called, was told tread surface was 20" and it IS NOT. It is only 15". W...
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Works as designed but scratches easily.
GoldenMom
Originally posted on PetSafe
Excellent ramp
staci27
No, I do not recommend this product.
Exceeded my expectations
MattyPBS
No, I do not recommend this product.
Grit peels off first time after use.
itzlmntry
Originally posted on PetSafe
Essential ramp for a big ol’ aging dog
Stefanie N.
Originally posted on PetSafe
Amy girl
No, I do not recommend this product.
Think twice before purchasing
Jackie the dog
No, I do not recommend this product.
Excellent “AS DESCRIBED” ramp
Billy F
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
I have a Honda SUV and not a truck could i still use this for my car? I hear so many good things about it and i would like to purchase it
- We have a Tahoe. Our dog doesn’t like the drop from the seat to the ramp where it sits on the door step. So we have to use the back tailgate. The width of your door and the size of the drop between the seat to the door step and the determination of the dog will all determine if it’s possible to use with your door, no matter what car you have.
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This looks like it will fit my needs exactly. I need a longer ramp to load my ebike into the bed of my truck. Bike is too heavy to lift up into the bed.
- Thank you for your question. The Happy Ride Extra Long Telescoping Dog Ramp is for pet use only. It should not be used to load an ebike into the back of a vehicle.
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When collapsing this ramp, what size is it when storing..?
- Your answer is in the product description and
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I want a ramp to help my senior dogs up & down the stairs, is it secure to use on stairs?
- Not inherently. There is no built-in mechanism to secure it permanently and, of course, the ramp itself can slide. The more severe the angle, the more likely such movement can occur. Like using it on a vehicle, I would check it each time it is used to make sure the top edge is still positioned correctly so it doesn't slip and create a hazard. I think of this ramp as a portable/temporary solution vice a fixed/permanent one.
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how high are the rails
- Thank you for this question! Our Happy Ride Telescoping Pet Ramp measures 47-87” L x 20” W x 4" H.
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How wide is the walking area between the rails?
- It’s in the product description… 17 inches
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Is there any other material under the plastic planks, like aluminum planks for support?
- The sides are aluminum channel, the planks are plastic. I used the ramp recently when my back porch stairs were out of commission. i walked up and down, it bounced a little but was secure. I weigh 190 lbs.
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Is it water proof? I want to mount it to my pier and and let it set on the bottom is my dog can climb it and get out of the lake.
- Thank you for this question! This ramp is not recommended for use submerged in water; we do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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I can't find length or height, please advise me. Thank you.
- It is in the descriptions. 21” wide by 48-87” long, depending upon how far it is extended.
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Is this ramp able to be secured on outside decking steps so it stays in place at all times?
- We have a 5th wheel and need a ramp that can secure, or overlap a bit, for no slippage at the doorway.
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