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What is the Indoor Pet Ramp?

The Indoor Pet Ramp helps dogs and cats weighing up to 200 lbs climb on and off furniture while placing minimal strain on your pet's joints. It measures 42 inches long and can be used for low furniture such as beds and sofas. Although pet ramps are often used to help senior or arthritic pets, they can also be used to help younger pets reduce the risk of developing arthritis.

For: Dogs and Cats (up to 200 lbs)

Dimensions:	Entire Unit: 42"L x 16"W x 4"H (Details)
Product Weight:	11.0 (lbs)

Other Ramps Also Available:
• SUV Truck Van Pet Ramp

Benefits:
•	Great for all pets, but especially helpful for pets that are senior, arthritic, or have recently had surgery.
•	Carpeted mats provide a comfortable surface for your pet.
•	Mats stay in place with durable Velcro strips and are easy to clean (machine washable).
•	Bottom grips help to prevent ramp from slipping.
•	Compact bifold design makes storage easy.
•	Ramp stays securely folded with the use of the side locking latch.
•	Easy to carry with attached handle (when folded).

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How it works:
The Indoor Pet Ramp is great for helping senior or arthritic pets climb up and down furniture including low sofas and beds. No assembly required. Simply unfold and set the ramp in place.

Cautions: Do not use to load people or other objects.

Directions (To set up):

•	Unfold the pet ramp and place on a firm surface (low furniture or a vehicle doorway).
•	Watch for pinch points while unfolding the pet ramp.
•	Be sure the pet ramp is secure and all four corners are supported before allowing your pet onto the ramp.

Tip: The side latch helps to keep the ramp securely folded if you need to move or carry the ramp.

How to Purchase the Right Pet Ramp for Your Dog or Cat
•	Is the pet ramp for short or tall areas? The taller the area, the longer the ramp will need to be to reduce the incline for your pet.
•	Make sure your pet does not exceed the individual pet ramp weight limitations.
•	Will you be taking the pet ramp along with you when you travel?

Colors	Dimensions	Recommended for
	Entire unit: 42"L x 16"W x 4"H	Dogs and cats weighing less than 200 lbs.

Storing: Do not use or rest near an open or exposed flame.

Indoor Pet Ramp 5 5 3 3

Great Indoor Ramp Our furry baby Butch is 17 years old and suffering from arthritis. This ramp has been a lifesaver for our baby. At first he climbed upwith ease, but was afraid to get back down, I guess because the incline was too steep. I helped him go up and down and thanks to the non slip surface he realized it was okay and he would not slip. I would definitely recommend this product to my friends . It has made a big difference and made my baby feel like he can do anything again ! Thank you Pet Meds !!! 03/29/2012

Absolutely THE BEST Pet Ramp Available! This ramp is extremely well thought out and designed. It is sturdy yet lightweight. Use it for dogs who are recovering from injury/surgery OR I strongly recommend you use it now- BEFORE an injury!!! We own dachshunds and thank the Lord, they have never been injured from running, jumping, or any other of their crazy antics. They use this ramp going up and down. The carpet on it provides great gripping so they do not slide. It folds in half for easy transport. Easy to clean. Please protect your pets before something happens - Get this ramp and have fun with them! 02/06/2012

Wonderful Product We purchased this ramp for our Bichon. He had surgery to repair a ruptured disc and was not to jump up or down afterwards to avoid reinjury. This ramp allows him to get up to the ottomans and look out the window, which is his favorite spot. 08/17/2011

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my bed is an adjustible, a bit higher than other beds. How do I measure the length of ramp needed

11 months ago

Anonymous

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Barb, you can measure the highest point of the bed down to the floor. Make sure to allow enough length that the angle is not too steep for your furry pal to walk up.

11 months ago

Jason Pet Med Pro

Pompano Beach, FL

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How secure is this ramp on carpeted floors?

11 months ago

lhoff2010

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The bottom of the ramp has non slip treading and should be secure on your carpet.

7 months ago

Chris H, PetMedPro

Florida

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What kind of ramp do you suggest getting for steps (not stairs), like the ones in and out of a garage or porch?

1 year, 4 months ago

Debora

Sacramento

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The smaller ramp.

1 year, 1 month ago

Butch

Florida

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How does the ramp connect to a bed?

1 year, 6 months ago

Anonymous

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It has a grooved top ridge that will stay secured to bed.

1 year, 1 month ago

Butch

Florida

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Is this product made in the USA?

1 year, 7 months ago

Gus

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Gus, the ramps are manufactured in China.

1 year, 5 months ago

Abby, PetMed Pro

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