Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dog Stair for Cars, Wide 4-step Dog Car Steps, Folding Dog Car Ramp with Nonslip Surface, Portable Pet Steps Lightweight Aluminum for Car, SUV and Truck, Supports up to 150 lbs

Très satisfait de mon achat. Escalier utilisé pour mon chien Golden de 40 kg vieillissant. L'escalier est stable et très facile à mettre en œuvre avec une hauteur de coffre de 830mm. Il prend peu de place par rapport à une rampe d'accès une fois replié.

Very sturdy and easy to manage. I’ve had ramps before which are cumbersome so these stairs are so convenient. Took a little training to get the dogs to use them and I have to use them on the rear passenger door as if I try to use the tailgate the dogs will do anything they can to go around them though!

So nice and light to carry but yet stable for even a large bloodhound!

I have an older German Shepherd. On a good day, she can still hop in the back section of the suv,but most of the time I assist her. These foldable stairs are great. They easily handle her weight, about 90lbs, and they are light weight. I really like this product.

Ses incroyable ses pratique pour la sécurité de votre animal

Virker perfekt for min boxer på 35 kg

Very good quality! A fantastic device. My older Shepard/Rottie cross would not have anything to do with dog ramps. Took us 5 minutes and 2 dried herring to get him using the steps. The steps are padded, and textured for grip. Good for my tailgate for camping, as well as the small ½ sized suicide doors on my 2018 f150. I can't say enuff good things about it. An excellent product.

Very well made and functions perfectly I highly recommend it

So for some reason my 1 year old husky who could easily jump into my jeep if he wanted to refuses. So as an old man I can’t keep lifting him so the stairs come in super handy. They are sturdy, easy to use and transport and have saved my back. He trots right up the stairs like a prince…

It took our 9 year old lab a few trips before he was comfortable using them, but leading him by his collar and some gentle encouragement, he learned they were safe, and better than having his but heaved up into the SUV and truck. He learned he didn't have a choice. He'll walk down them too but if you let him, he'll jump from the second step down. He doesn't appear to have a sore shoulder now that he's not jumping out of a full size pick up. The kids can get all 85 lbs of him into the car now too.