Dog ramp for Bed - PRIORPET Birchwood Adjustable Ramp for Dogs to Get on Bed: Dog ramps for High Beds up to 37 Inches – Foldable Ramp, Anti-Slip Grip & Safety Rails, Small Dogs Up to 120lbs – Natural

I have a really high bed and 2 into small dogs. It’s impossible for them to get on the bed without help. I had a different ramp, but the surface was carpet and it was like a ski slope. The dogs needed a running start to get up the ramp without sliding off and had to run quickly down the ramp as they were sliding. This ramp solved that issue. The material is definitely nonslip. The dogs can actually walk at a leisurely pace up and down the ramp. They do not slip and the mat has great grip. It has safety rails and you can easily change which side they are located at. it folds flat, and I can easily put it under the bed. You can adjust the height depending on your needs. The ramp feel secure and well-made. It is slightly longer than other ramps, but that helps to make this ramp less steep at higher levels. The only thing I wish is that it was slightly wider. Other than that this is the perfect ramp.

This is a very high quality ramp, I'm impressed. It came fully assembled out of the box, with the exception of the railings that easily pop in. It's fully adjustable and there is good grip so the animal doesn't slip. When not in use, it can be stored under a bed or in a closet and take up minimal space since collapses down to be fully flat. If you're looking for a high quality ramp made of solid wood, nice color options, good grip and will last, I highly Recommend this item!

The media could not be loaded. Barley, our Mini Dachshund, loves to be on the bed, but can’t (and shouldn’t) jump up and down. This ramp makes it easy for him to get on and off.Barley is sensitive about different surfaces, but he does really well on this no-slip ramp. The adjustable height settings let us get the perfect slope too. It’s VERY sturdy - it does not wiggle or shake at all which is great for getting him used to it. The build quality is clearly very high. It does fold down nice and flat which is nice, but it looks good in our room and doesn’t take up too much space, so we don’t need to do that.There’s almost no assembly required which is a plus. Just put the railing pieces into the slots on the side where you want them and it’s good to go! This ramp is everything we could have wanted and I highly recommend it.

I ordered this doggy ramp for my almost 13 year old 32 lb Puggle who previously had doggy steps to get up into bed. She stopped using the 4 step doggy stairs a few months ago probably due to worsening arthritis in her hips and possibly poor eye sight (she is blind in one eye-cataract).The pros include: a gentle rise (not as steep as steps), easy clean ramp material, and I love the guard rails (she previously missed her footing on steps a few times and fell). The guard rails are on one side and the top (the bed serves as the guide on the other side of the ramp). The price was over $100 less for a similar product offering the same features and adjustability.The cons: I was unable to put the ramp at the foot of the bed where I planned to use it, to due to a high curved wood foot board that had a 7-8” drop off to my mattress. She probably could get into to bed at the full 37” height that would be required to use the ramp at the end of the bed, but getting out of the bed would be dangerous due to the height and slipperiness of the curved wood foot board on the bed to get back down to the ramp. Most of the online photos of this ramp at the foot of the bed are for low profile beds close to the floor or beds that do not have or have footboards that are flush with the mattress.The rise would still be quite high if fully elevated to 37” as advertised, so an older dog may still have difficulty navigating the incline. I adjusted the ramp to 25 inches on one side of the bed and she was able to navigate going up and down the ramp very well. However, putting the ramp on the side of the bed will take up the entire side of a king size bed and if two people use the bed, you will need to make some adjustments. I’m luke warm on the footing material and would like to see the material more nubby for a better grip. While not overtly slippy or smooth, with repeated use, I fear the material may become slippery as it gets worn.The ramp is pretty sturdy (good quality), came with all parts stated in the advertisement (all guard rails and anchor) and only wobbled a bit when she first tried it out due to nervousness and her shaking in her boots. When the incline was lowered to 25” and moved to the side of the bed (where she was previously conditioned to use her doggy stairs) with the encouragement of lots of doggy treats, she navigated and mastered the ramp within 5 minutes with confidence and no shaking (so no more wobbling).Overall, I’m happy with the product and glad I no longer have to lift her into bed and get tennis elbow.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this bed ramp because I have a senior dog who likes to jump on/off the bed and I want to spare him the risk of getting hurt. The ramp was so easy to assemble. I think it took longer to unbox! The ramp is slip resistant, sturdy and adjustable. My dog has no problem running up and down them. The instructions also give helpful hints on how to train your dog on the ramp. My dog is very treat motivated so it only took a few times and now he is an expert! It’s also very easy to lay flat and move to another room. I am very happy with the product and highly recommend.

Love it! It is hard to find a reasonably price pet ramp for a 30 inch ramp height. And pet stairs simply will not get you there. This ramp gives the required ramp height (and then some if needed). It is very well built and well finished. Safety rails pop right in to prepared holes. Much better price then some on Amazon as well.Our Jack-Whippet took right to it with just a bit of coaching and encouragement.Comes fully assembled in the box. Just unpack and set it up.Be sure to use the enclosed anchor rope for stabilityOne thing to note. The length dimension listed is not correct. It is not 35 inches it is 60 inches. Fine for the foot of a full sized or larger bed, but just be aware.