Dog Ramps
Does your Dog need help walking up stairs or getting into a car?
Discover the perfect solution for your furry friend's mobility needs with our collection of Dog Ramps in Australia!
Specially designed to cater to dogs of all sizes and ages, these ramps are a blend of functionality and ease. Whether your dog is facing the challenges of old age, recovering from an injury, or simply needs a helping hand getting into the car, our ramps provide a safe and comfortable way for them to navigate those tricky heights.
Crafted with durability and safety in mind, our ramps feature sturdy materials, non-slip surfaces, and gentle inclines.
Our Dog Ramps are ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, ensuring that your pet can join in on all family activities, regardless of their mobility limitations.
Our Dog Ramps will help even the biggest dog reach new heights! Using dog ramps as part of your daily routine is a proven and simple way to protect your pet’s spine and joint health so keep reading and let us help you find the perfect pet ramp
Folding Aluminium Dog Ramps
Perfect for: Dogs of all sizes to access cars and utes, or navigate staircases
Folding aluminium dog ramps are the #1 heavy-duty pet ramp in our range. Made from Aluminium they can accommodate dogs up to 110kg in weight. The entire ramp is constructed from marine grade aluminium which makes them suitable for outdoor use.
The ramp is long enough to reach the back of most cars or utes, making this a great dog ramp for cars.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| ⦁ Heavy-duty weight capacity
⦁ Suitable for outdoor use ⦁ Use at many different heights |
⦁ A little heavier to transport |
Folding Timber Dog Ramps
Perfect for: Small dogs to reach couches, beds and small steps
Timber dog ramps are perfect for helping smaller dogs climb onto hard to reach places like couches and beds. Our timber ramps are designed to be used indoors and easily fold away to be stored under a bed or couch when not in use.
Folding timber ramps are a popular option for owners of Dachshunds who are prone to Intervertebral Disc Degeneration (IVDD) but they are suitable for all small dog breeds
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| ⦁ Small enough to use inside the home ⦁ Adjustable height ⦁ Freestanding |
⦁ Not weatherproof - indoor use only ⦁ Small dogs only |
Telescopic Dog Ramps
Perfect for: Owners who want a lighter, easier to transport dog ramp for cars, utes and stairs.
The telescopic dog ramp is constructed from aluminium and plastic, making it lighter than the folding ramp. Just like the folding ramp, it is a great dog ramp for cars or staircases.
Instead of folding, this ramp is telescopic which means the ramp slides up and down, allowing you to adjust it to any length, Use it while folded down to access a couch or tight staircase or extend it all the way to 1.8m long to reach the back of a ute.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| ⦁ Expendable, use at any length ⦁ Lightweight and easy to transport ⦁ Suitable for outdoor use |
⦁ Slightly lower weight capacity ⦁ A little more expensive |
Dog Ramps
Ramps For Dogs
A dog ramp is a practical and essential tool designed to assist dogs in safely accessing elevated areas, such as cars, beds, or furniture, which might be difficult for them to reach due to age, size, or health issues. These ramps are particularly beneficial for older dogs, small breeds, or dogs with joint problems like arthritis, helping them to avoid the stress and pain associated with jumping.
Dog ramps come in various materials, including wood, plastic, and metal, often with a non-slip surface to ensure your dog's stability and safety. They can be adjustable or fixed in length, and some are foldable or telescopic, making them portable and space-efficient.
Using a dog ramp helps in preventing injuries that can occur from jumping, providing a gradual incline that is easier on the joints. It's an excellent way to maintain your pet's independence and comfort, allowing them to continue enjoying their favorite spots and accompanying you on trips with ease. For dog owners, it's a simple solution that offers peace of mind, knowing they're reducing the risk of injury and improving their pet's quality of life.