PetSafe Telescoping Ramp
A tall truck or SUV and a big dog — it extends to 87 inches for a gentler slope, with a 300 lb rating

PetSafe Happy Ride Extra Long Telescoping Dog Ramp, Portable Pet Ramp for Cars, Trucks & SUVs with Adjustable Sizing
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Price checked 2026-09-19T02:41:17.290920+00:00. Amazon prices change often — the listing is the truth.
Suits these stages
- Who it’s for
- A tall truck or SUV and a big dog — it extends to 87 inches for a gentler slope, with a 300 lb rating.
- Who should skip it
- You have a low car. The extra length and weight buy you nothing on a hatchback.
The verdict
Height is the variable nobody considers until they own a truck. A 62-inch ramp against a high tailgate makes a steep climb, and a steep ramp is the one an arthritic dog refuses. This telescopes from 47 to 87 inches, so you set the slope to the vehicle rather than accepting whatever you get, and it is rated to 300 pounds — real margin for a big dog moving rather than standing. Aluminium frame with a high-traction sandpaper-style surface, side rails and rubber feet, sliding inward and locking for storage. It weighs around 18 pounds, which is the honest trade for the length and strength: it lives in the boot rather than being carried far. For a large dog and a tall vehicle, this is the ramp that actually gets used.
Drawbacks
- Around 18 lb — heavy to handle repeatedly
- Overkill and over-long for a low car
Researched from the manufacturer’s listing, its published specifications and what owners report. We do not test products on dogs.
WagScore
64out of 100- Owner satisfaction
- 51
- Stage fit
- 92
Owner satisfaction from the product's Amazon star rating and review count; stage fit from our own assessment of how well it suits a dog at senior stage.
What the listing says
- Extends to 87 inches for a genuinely gentle slope
- 300 lb rating gives real margin for a big dog
- Aluminium frame with high-traction sandpaper grip
Specifications
- Weight capacity
- 300 lbs
- Length
- 39-72 inches (telescoping)
- Surface
- High-traction sandpaper grip
- Frame Material
- Aluminum
- Ramp Weight
- 13 lbs
- Size
- Not stated
- Material
- Not stated
- Colour
- Not stated
- Pieces in the pack
- Not stated
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- Not stated
- Weight
- Not stated
- Warranty
- Not stated
- Model
- Not stated
- Manufacturer
- Not stated
- Part number
- Not stated
- First listed
- Not stated
Specs come from the manufacturer listing and Amazon’s public product data. A field that reads “Not stated” is one we have not verified — not one the product lacks. We research and analyse; we do not test products on dogs.
If this one isn’t right
Skip it if: You have a low car. The extra length and weight buy you nothing on a hatchback.
Our top pick on this shelf, if you would rather start from what we recommend first.
$32.29
A bigger dog who needs steps rather than a ramp — 25 inches tall with wide carpeted treads….
$59.99
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