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UniPaws Foldable Wooden Dog Ramp with Adjustable Height in Walnut, 35.43" L X 14" W X 14" H
Description
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Unipaws Pet Ramp: Unipaws pet ramp provides a handy, optimal way for small, senior, arthritic or otherwise impaired pets to continue their daily routines. Sturdy and visually appealing. The perfect solution to allow your pups or kitties to easily hop up onto, and safely hop down from the couch or bed.
- - BEAUTIFUL & DURABLE WOODEN DESIGN: Unipaws pet ramp is sturdy and visually appealing. This well-crafted ramp was the perfect solution to allow your pups or kitties to easily hop up onto, and safely hop down from the couch or bed
- - ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT DESIGN: 4-level different height adjustment makes our ramp usable between the bed and couch. The ramp is also sturdy enough to hold up to 125 lbs
- - FOLDABLE: The ramp folds up easily and is lightweight enough to move around and store easily
- - NON-SLIP CARPET: Lined with beautiful rubber textured surface carpet so that they do not allow for any slipping when your pets go up and down. Also, the carpet can also be used to avoid scratch of the wood and protect your pet's paws as well as good traction
- - COMFORTABLE CLIMB: Unipaws pet ramp helps to keep your kitten and puppy from impacting so hard when jumping to and off. Also, it is good for older cats and dogs that may suffer from arthritis or hip and back problems. You don't have to worry about it jumping from the bed and getting injured!
Specifications
| SKU | 3708418 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | UniPaws |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 13.45 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Natural Wood |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Medium |
| Material | MDF with wood veneer |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 35.43 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 14 IN |
| Width | 14 IN |
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