Wooden Adjustable Pet Ramp, Folding Portable Dog & Cat Ramp for Bed and Car, 4 Levels Height Adjustable Pet Ramp with Non-Slip Carpet Surface, Up to 176 Lbs/80kg

Good product: I think the "up to 176lb" stability rating is an over-estimation. If the dog stays in the middle, it's sturdy but most dogs (especially if not used to ramps) step all over the place. My dog is a little over 60lbs and it's a bit wobbly when he walks up the ramp slow at the highest point. When it is lowered, stability improves.

At first my dog wasn't sure about it. Took her few days and she finally got it! Now she don't even wait for me to go to bed. 😂

Tested it out for my big German shepherd with a degenerative spine. As I showed him up the ramp it slid across the room. Unfortunately with big dogs anyways for it to work it needs to either be heavier or have some sort of anti-slip mechanism. So if you have hard floors and a big dog this isn’t the right product for you

was too steep dog did not like it at all returned for steps she like them better but still not crazy about them.

My two mini dachshunds love this ramp. Our master bed is just too high for their little legs. So this ramp let's them run and chase throughout the house uninterrupted.The only set back is when they jump on or off in a rush, the ramp can easily slide on our hardwood floor. I know the angle is to blame some. But some included antislip would have been awesome. Some rug grippers cut and attached will work just as good.

It isn't tall enough for my son's 2 Chihuahuas to reach the top of his bed.

This product was too steep at full height for my bulldog/frenchie mix to climb. He would just slip on the platform and have a really hard time climbing it.

This was a great idea. Because our bed is so hight, we had to use the top bracket. It created a very steep angle for our 55 lb dog. The carpeting used is "slick" and she could not get a good grip to climb up without sliding. I think it would be great for lower couches/beds.