PetSTEP
PetSTEP Folding Pet Ramp. Raised non-slip surface for wet or dry traction.
No assembly required; folds with carrying handles.
What you are actually buying
Raised non-slip surface for wet or dry traction. No assembly required; folds with carrying handles. 500-lb weight limit and recommended for heights up to 32 in.
This staging listing represents the Graphite configuration shown in the gallery. Compare the dimensions, capacity and intended pet size with your own space and dog before ordering. Product colours can also look slightly different across screens and room lighting.
Follow the manufacturer instructions supplied with the product for assembly, cleaning and ongoing care. Inspect the item regularly and stop using it if any structural or safety-critical part becomes damaged.
| Brand | PetSTEP |
|---|---|
| Variant | Graphite |
| Collection | New arrivals |
| Folded (in) | 36 x 17 x 5.75 |
| Weight (lb) | 18.5 |
| Product type | Steps & Ramps |
| Unfolded (in) | 70 x 17 x 2.5 |
| Rating | 4.6 from 189 ratings |
Independent product feedback
External product feedback, not reviews submitted on SnugDogs. Some reviews may cover other sizes or colours of this product.
A replacement for a decade-old PetSTEP flexed and bounced near the hinge while a 40-pound senior dog with IVDD used it. The reviewer had trusted the older ramp but no longer felt this copy gave the same secure footing.
An almost 15-year-old dog could use the ramp for car access and three home steps with light guidance. It reduced the need for lifting and the risk of slipping, and the dog accepted it quickly.
The ramp replaced backyard steps while a dog recovered from simultaneous TPLO procedures. It provided the required step-free route and the reviewer also recommended it for older dogs and vehicle access.
A 60-pound Boxer used the long, grippy ramp confidently after gradual practice. The construction felt secure, but its weight and footprint could be difficult for older users, people with physical limitations, or tight parking spaces.
A 12-year-old Great Pyrenees mix learned on the ramp while it was raised in stages from flat ground to SUV height. The reviewer could carry it alone and advised controlling the dog's speed when descending.
The rubber-like surface, ridges, and upper lip held securely while large dogs climbed into a high off-road vehicle. Even at a steep angle, the ramp remained stable.
A 75-pound Labrador recovering from ACL surgery disliked a shorter ramp with abrasive tread. The PetSTEP offered a gentler angle, firm rubberized grip, and enough stability while still folding for storage.
A 12-year-old Lab-Great Pyrenees mix progressed from flat ground to a curb, a step, and then a Jeep in under an hour. The ramp restored easier vehicle access for vet visits and outings.
An elderly Basset mix with arthritis quickly learned to enter a Jeep on the ramp. One person could carry and set it up, avoiding the stress of lifting the dog.
A 75-pound dog learned the ramp through progressively higher practice sessions before TPLO surgery. It showed little movement at different angles, and its tread provided traction without appearing abrasive to the paws.
