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PawRamp™
Jumping down hurts your dog.
Your dog jumps out of the car. All their weight lands on their front legs. That hurts their joints.
It happens twice a day. Every day. For years.
You could lift them instead. But a big dog is heavy. Then your back hurts too.
Same dog. Same car.
Ready in ten seconds
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Take it out
Lift it out of the bag. It is light.
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Unfold it
One pull. No tools. No parts to lose.
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Rest it on your car
Set it on the trunk, tailgate, or open door.
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Call your dog
Most dogs walk up on the first try.
Most people buy one after their dog gets hurt.
You do not have to wait for that.
What you need to know
- Strong
- Holds up to 280 pounds. That is more than any dog.
- Grippy
- Wide steps with a rough surface. Paws do not slip.
- Wet weather
- Rain, mud, and snow are fine. Rinse it with water. Put it back.
- Small when folded
- Folds flat. Fits in the bag. Lives in your trunk.
- Fits your car
- Cars, SUVs, vans, and trucks. You change the angle to fit.
- Better for joints
- Your dog walks instead of jumping. No hard landing on their legs.
This is for you if…
- Your dog is old and their hips are sore
- Your dog is too heavy to lift
- Your dog is healing after surgery
- Your dog is small and your car is tall
- You drive a truck or a big SUV
- Your vet said no more jumping
Pairs with
RideSafe™ Hard-Bottom Extender
The ramp gets them in. The extender gives them a flat, safe place to ride —
no footwell to slip into, no sliding around on the seat.
See the RideSafe™
No more hard landings
Your dog walks up. Your dog walks down. You do not lift. They do not jump.