Dog or Pet Foldable Access Steps in Plastic (823)
- Set of Strong yet Lightweight Pet Stairs
- Size (open) 38cm wide x 47cm high x 60cm depth
- Comes with optional carpet for treads to give extra grip
- Use at home or while travelling
- Folds away for easy storage
This offer is for a set of new, strong yet lightweight pet stairs. Can be used either in-home to allow access to sofa or bed, or in car for travelling. Easy to set up and fold away, sturdy design yet compact and lightweight. Comes with carpet which can be attached to treads if required to give extra grip. Has 4 rubber feet for stability. Materials: • Plastic • Carpet treads • Rubber feet Colour: Beige with brown pawprint Size when assembled: • Height: 47cm (18 ½”) • Width: 38cm (15″) • Depth: 60cm (24 ½”) Size when folded: • Length: 77cm (30″) • Width: 38cm (15″) • Depth: 13cm (5″) Sizes are taken from maximum distances and please allow for manufacturing tolerances. Weight: 2.35kgs approx. Packing: Comes flat packed in carton and is easy to assemble, complete with instruction sheet.
List Price: £49.99
Price: £19.99
Pet Gear Tri-fold Pet Ramp
- Useful for senior, small and puppy dogs
- Lightweight
- Skid-resistant
- High quality and safe product
Pet Gear Tri-Fold Pet Ramp (Black/Grey) The Pet Gear Tri-Fold Pet Ramp is ideal for both small and large dogs that have difficulty getting in and out of cars and vans etc, climbing stairs, reaching beds, or examining tables. At 20″ wide it is the widest full-length pet ramp in its class making it all the easier for your pet to go down. The Tri-Fold Pet Ramp is the most portable and compact ramp, it folds quickly and easily and carries like a briefcase.
List Price: £99.99
Price: £82.56
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Great for my small dog.,
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|I would recommend this to any dog owners, who like me have their pets on te furniture with them. Great for small or old dogs to.,
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|My Yorkie was diagnosed with chronic arthritis( when he was …,
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|Ramp Refusal,
When I presented this device to my 12 year old Labrador bitch âSashâ she looked at me as if I was insane.
Problem is, although she cannot now independently access the load compartment of my vehicle, due to arthritic hips â she simply wonât admit it.
Sash flatly refused to entertain utilising the ramp and insists it is completely unnecessary as she is perfectly capable of getting in and out of the vehicle without mechanical aids.
It is perfectly clear to everyone that this is not factually accurate and much like Nicola Sturgeons Brexit stance her position is untenable and based on fabricated evidence.
In an attempt to incentivise participation I deployed several strategically placed sausages (Willie Winkies) both on the ramp and also within my boot, unfortunately, Sash, although now elderly and suffering diminished physical capabilities, retains all her mental faculties and quickly deduced my machinations and was not tempted by the meaty lures.
At this point I called for reinforcements, and managed to convince my wife to simulate the access procedure for the dogs benefit. (Hoping to convince Sash that if the ramp was safe enough for humans then it would also be appropriate for Labradors) Needless to say the sight of Mrs A on all fours, crawling up a device designed for creatures of much less mass than her, whilst simultaneously complaining that it is wobbly and her knees were sore, did absolutely nothing to change the Dog/Ramp impasse.
Sadly I have given up trying to get Sash to accept the ramp and continue to manually lift her in and out of my car.
Nevertheless I have retained the ramp, which (due to my dislike of Peter Capaldi) I intend to use to assist the Daleks at any future invasion.
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|Doggie heaven. Now my old wee people can travel in style.,
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|Excellent Dog Ramp,
Found it really good and the dog got used to going up and down very quickly. Life saver
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