Dog ramp

[Texican]

Anyone have a ramp suggestion? I have two old fat dogs that sometimes have a hard time hopping in the back seat. I'm looking for a collapsible ramp to help with loading them in the truck. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated

 

[trexus]

We have this one which works great for the bed camper on trips for the dogs and can hold people too. I don't think it needs to be quite that big however for just the backseat. WeatherTech also makes a foldable one as well.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0016HPTFW/?tag=f150tremor-20

However one of our dogs has really effed up shoulders and the rehab vet encouraged us not to use the ramp but instead to get something that's more like stairs. It folds up much smaller than the other ramps and is easier on their bodies.

Pet Loader - Superior Dog Steps for Vehicles and More - Made in the USA

Pet Loader dog stairs are the safe way to put your dog into your car, suv, van, truck, trailer, camper, boat, or pool—or any high surface. Buy direct now!

www.petloader.com

 

[Texican]

We have this one which works great for the bed camper on trips for the dogs and can hold people too. I don't think it needs to be quite that big however for just the backseat. WeatherTech also makes a foldable one as well.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0016HPTFW/?tag=f150tremor-20

However one of our dogs has really effed up shoulders and the rehab vet encouraged us not to use the ramp but instead to get something that's more like stairs. It folds up much smaller than the other ramps and is easier on their bodies.

Pet Loader - Superior Dog Steps for Vehicles and More - Made in the USA

Pet Loader dog stairs are the safe way to put your dog into your car, suv, van, truck, trailer, camper, boat, or pool—or any high surface. Buy direct now!

www.petloader.com

Thanks, I'll take a look at both.

 

[Yeti]

Anyone have a ramp suggestion? I have two old fat dogs that sometimes have a hard time hopping in the back seat. I'm looking for a collapsible ramp to help with loading them in the truck. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated

I'm imagining something similar to the angled fridge slides but for pups.

 

[Pierless]

The steps route may be easier for them to 'want' to use as well, thinking of the ease of 'training' them. More than likely familiar with steps already.

I'm sure others may have great reviews on them, the foldable ramp is bulky but narrow, not that the steps are really wide, we have a Berner that can't stand it but we started training him as a pup.

Definitely looking into the steps too.