KELIXUDog Car Ramp Dog Steps for Large Dogs, Pet Stairs with Support Bar for Cars and SUV, Lightweight Aluminum 5 Steps Pet Ramp with Non-Slip Surface, Support 80KG

Bought these steps for my 13 year old, 22 kilo lurcher to prevent him leaping in and out of the car and jarring his old bones!He’s quite long , so steps needed deep enough tread but the whole unit had to be slim enough to fit inside back car door ( which doesn’t open at right angles.) These are a tight fit but do the job and the top of the stairs has smooth edges, so I’m not scratching the car bodywork as I jam them in.Very well-designed unit which feels substantial and makes Ludo feel confident to use these stairs. Yet they’re easy to take up and down and surprisingly lightweight to carry and store in the car. They fold up in a little compact squareThe steps are non-slip and easy to keep clean

Absolutely brilliantGood quality, sturdy, so easy to use and storeHas made our lives so much easier, wish I’d seen it earlierThere are several similar steps to buy but these, in my opinion, are the best.Definitely recommend.

It’s very sturdy, fits nicely to the car for use. Bought for my 13 yr old lab. Whilst he will eventually walk up the steps, he still wants to jump out of the car. So continued training is needed. It’s a little stiff to open but I’m sure continued use will loosen it. Folds neatly to be put in boot of car.

Light and compact.Sturdy.Easy to unfold and fold away.The ~£80 I paid initially felt steep, but these feel and appear to be a quality product so probably worth it.I am very happy with the product now they have been bought and tested.

Good size. Easy to use and store. Good value for money

While light weight still very strong gives the dog confidence

Lightweight, easy to fold erect, but I purchased because I have a large dog surprised not that wide but stated for large dogs not really! however my dog after guidance is using it. Great for small or medium sizes wish was larger for a large dog then would give 100 percent rating.

Very happy with this and my Labrador took to it very easily