Dog Ramps with 5 Stairs, Upgraded Aluminum Frame Pet Steps for SUV, Cars, High Beds, Portable and Folding Stair for Large Dog up to 200Lbs with Light Weight and Non-Slip Surface

I bought this because my dog couldn’t get in & out of my Ford F250 easily due to her advanced age. This works great and the dog got used to it quickly. We trained her on it using our bed and then the truck. It expands & collapses easily and stores in the floor board when not in use. I wish it was a little lighter, but it really isn’t bad and is easy to carry with one hand and the built in straps. I highly recommend it.

Our 12 year old Border Collie started hurting her joints when she would jump in and out of my truck, into her travel kennel. I got these steps and within a few uses she knew that she has to wait for me to install the stairs before getting in. She jaunts right up them and is perfectly happy! Super easy to use! Very Handy!

Our dog seemed OK with the steps after just 3 tries. We use the stairs for the SUV as well as for the boat. The stairs are quick and easy to use. Folded up the stairs take up little space. Folded up the stairs need to be securely stored away from the dog so that the sharp and hard edges won’t injure the dog while commuting.

works well for our 12 year old dog getting down and up the companionway of our sailboat.

I like how lightweight and easy these are to fold up and become compact, which would make them easy to store and carry with you for travel, BUT I have a very nervous 135 pound mastiff/lab mix that I’m trying to train to actually come close to and get in my SUV and I’m afraid these don’t feel sturdy enough for her. I got her to get her front paws up the first couple steps and whatever material in inside the fabric of each stair was bowing and making creaking and cracking sounds that made me think if she went up a couple more that she would fall through them. I just can’t risk the boards breaking, setting her confidence back even more, and a possible injury. I was optimistic, but hesitant about ordering because I couldn’t tell what the steps were made of. If your dog is much smaller then they would work great, but advertising a 200 pound weight limit seems like a HUGE stretch to me. My 25 pound fearless min-pin/jack russell mix went up and down them without a problem. I wouldn’t trust them for a dog over 100lbs.

Our 10 year old Irish setter was having trouble getting into our Ascent with a ramp. The stairs are so much better. Took him a couple of days to slow down and master the steps. Sturdy, well made and easier to handle than the ramp.

Super light and easy to use, but sturdy enough for my dog (who is very large) to safely walk up the stairs to get into my suburban.

The pros:Lightweight. Sturdy (supports my 120 lb. dog). Folds easily. Takes up little room. Far better than the heavy dog ramp I bought previously. (And takes up less room.) Works with both my SUV and my Dodge Pickup Truck.Once trained, my dogs use it with ease.I'm buying another - So I can have one in each vehicle.The cons:I had to train my dogs to use the steps. (But it only took a few sessions, using treats to train them.)