Foam Dog Ramp - 3 Tier - Grey

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This guide is for pet owners who want to help their dogs with mobility issues, such as short-legged breeds or those suffering from arthritis, by providing easy access to furniture. The COSTWAY Foam Dog Ramp offers a comfortable and safe solution, allowing your dog to climb up or down from beds and sofas with ease. However, please note that the ramp is packed in a vacuum compression package and may take up to 48 hours to fully expand after opening.
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The cover can be removed and machine washed. Use a pet hair remover brush for quick cleaning.
The ramp can support dogs up to 66 lbs.
It is filled with high-density foam and covered by non-slip corduroy fabric.
It is ideal for short-legged dogs or those with mobility issues. However, it may not be suitable for very large or heavy dogs.
It may take 48 hours or more, depending on the ambient temperature.
The ramp is designed for indoor use. Exposure to the elements may damage the materials.
Encourage your dog with treats and positive reinforcement. Guide them up and down the ramp to get them used to it.
Allow the ramp additional time (up to 48 hours) to expand after unpacking. The expansion time depends on the ambient temperature.
Encourage your dog with treats and positive reinforcement. Start by guiding them up and down the ramp.
Check the zipper and ensure it is fully unzipped. If necessary, gently work the zipper along the seam.
Compatibility: This ramp is suitable for dogs up to 66 lbs. Ensure the ramp is placed on a stable surface. Ensure that your dog is able to use the ramp safely, and monitor them during their first few uses.