The Big Step — Adjustable Wooden Pet Ramp for Car & Sofa
70cm
£99.99
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The Big Step — Adjustable Wooden Pet Ramp for Car & Sofa
£99.99
- Solid wood construction — sturdy frame, not flimsy folding plastic
- Non-slip carpeted surface — safe grip for paws in all weather
- Height-adjustable legs — set for your exact car boot or sofa height
- Two length options — 70cm for tight spaces, 100cm for a gentler incline
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Solid wood, so it doesn't flex
A lightweight plastic ramp gives underfoot, and a dog feels that immediately — which is why they refuse to use it. A rigid frame is what makes them willing to walk up.
Joints you can't get back
Repeated jumping in and out of a boot is one of the common causes of long-term joint strain, particularly in small breeds, seniors and dogs recovering from surgery.
One ramp, car and sofa
Height-adjustable legs mean you set the incline for your boot, then reset it for the sofa or bed, rather than buying two ramps. Folds flat for storage.
Why the angle matters more than the ramp
The hesitation at the boot is the tell
They used to go straight in. Now there is a pause first — a little calculation about whether it is going to hurt. That pause is worth acting on, because the jumping itself is part of what caused it, and every repetition adds to the bill.
Adjustable legs are the part that makes a ramp actually get used. A fixed ramp gives you one angle, and if that angle is too steep for your boot height your dog will refuse it and you will have bought an expensive plank. Setting the incline to suit the car, then resetting it for the sofa, is what makes one ramp cover both jobs.
- Solid wood construction, not folding plastic
- Non-slip carpeted surface, grip in all weather
- Height-adjustable legs for boot, sofa or bed
- Two lengths — 70cm and 100cm
- Folds flat for storage
- For seniors, small breeds and post-surgery recovery
Sizing
Two lengths, chosen by angle
| Length | Best for |
|---|---|
| 70 cm | Tighter spaces — smaller cars, narrow gaps beside furniture |
| 100 cm | A gentler, lower-angle climb — senior or very small dogs, higher boots |
Measure your boot height before ordering. The longer ramp gives a shallower climb for the same height, which is what a senior or very small dog needs — the shorter one is for tighter spaces where a 100cm ramp will not fit. Introduce it gradually with treats at the low end; most dogs take to it once they work out it is easier than jumping.
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Advanced FAQ
Will this fit my car?
The ramp is height-adjustable via the folding legs, so it accommodates a range of boot heights. Measure your boot height and compare against the 70cm or 100cm length before ordering — the longer 100cm option gives a gentler angle for higher boots.
Is it sturdy enough for a large dog?
Yes — it's built from solid wood with a supportive frame, not lightweight folding plastic. Designed to take a dog's full weight and repeated use without flexing or wobbling.
Can it really be used both in the car and on the sofa?
Yes — the adjustable-height legs let you reset the incline for whichever use case you need, so one ramp genuinely covers both rather than needing two separate products.
How do I store it?
It folds flat for easy storage in the car boot, a cupboard, or against a wall when not in use.
My dog is scared of ramps — will they use it?
Most dogs take to a ramp quickly once they realise it's easier than jumping, especially if introduced gradually with treats and encouragement at the lower end first. Older or anxious dogs sometimes need a few short practice sessions before using it confidently.
— Joseph, The Big Pet Shop, Bacup, Lancashire 🐾