Would this work for dogs getting into the back seat of a small SUV?
281214
Each step is 12" deep x 6.5" high. Overall height of 3 steps is 19". Overall length when open is 38" L. I drive a sports car so have no idea on the height of an SUV. If the SUV is around 25" off the ground, that might work (the last step being 19" plus the SUV interior as an additional step up of 6.5"H). It's not as light as plastic would be for constant setting up and taking down but the deeper steps make it not as steep for some larger pets.
281215
Hi, it would but I would recommend a less expensive ramp/stairs; this product is too nice to take outside and would not withstand wet weather very well.
281216
yes but it is heavy solid wood so im not sure if you would want to lug it around its best used for indoors to get on the bed but I will say these are the best stairs u will find any where for your dog. ive done a lot of research and went with these and have owned them for several years and still very solid.. but they stay stationary .. so not a lot of wear an tear on them as if I were going to use them for an suv but they would work good for that but would be on the heavy side to load and unload since there solid wood
281217
I agree with Holly, it will work but is very heavy, probably save you a few trips to the gym.
281218
It seems more of an indoor piece. It's not very tall, so check your measurements to make sure it would reach (height). It's sturdy though. My cat lives it. Great investment but check your car height and dog weight
281219
Yes, but it is heavy so I personally wouldn't want to move it around a lot. I'm assuming you would have to do for loading dogs in to an SUV.
281220
Not recommended, Minerva (it's furniture). Search Amazon for "mr. herzher's smart ramp" and you'll see what's better suited for vehicles. There's also a plastic version; search for "Pet Gear Short Bi-Fold Carpeted Pet Ramp".
281221
yes, but it is NOT designed for an SUV - this is furniture grade and as such is sort of heavy. It does fold flat and there is a handle underneath the top step (on that cross beam where the legs are attached) and so it can be moved and carried. There are ramp designed for SUVs that would be better, in my opinion, if you are looking for something only to use for the car, but this would work for the occasional use. Hope that helps.
602851
Probably. It isn't too well attached to take back seat but if the back seat is down it should be ok.
1665336
It should fit in any car as one end (shown) clips onto a dog harness and the other one slots into a seat belt holder (the part the seatbelt buckle locks into). I think at the shortest it was around 14 inches but I'm not too certain on that and then its probably double that when loosened fully (again you'd need to check). I think it would suit most dogs...unless very small (<10lbs)
2101873
You can open this will it is loaded, we can open the back of our truck without taking it off or having to tilt, we have 3 dogs which go in and out of the side door, as it is easier for them to get in and out we don't have an outback wagon so all I can say it works on our suv
259476
Absolutelyl, this works in the back seat. My pup (who is very clingy with me) got used to it first up front next to me. When we moved it to the back seat, he just curled right up in and and went to sleep without a peep. He LOVES his car seat. Just remember, if you're going to use the strap thing to keep him in, attach it to a harness - NEVER a collar - or nothing at all. If you stop fast or if he tries to get out and falls, he'd be strangled.
528051
Yes. I have shoulder strap belts in my back seat where my two dog car seats go. You just feed the belt through the slots at the base of the car seat and snap it into the buckle, making sure the belt is snug.
479971
Absolutely. It is the perfect size. If you put it in the back, it takes up 1/2 the back seat and is roomy and comfortable for any dog.
1702694
Maybe not a good idea, depends also on the size and space of your car and obviously the size of the dog...LOL. Wouldn`t recommend using this for that, the material is very stretchy.
1399899
No, sorry. We have a SUV but I don't see why it wouldn't fit in a small car.
1800642
It worked for my 93 lb.. Golden Retriever. They are not on it long enough..it takes only a few sec. to get into the backseat of the car via the ramp : )
1536066
I guess it could, except the dog is harnessed to the headrest, so the dog wouldn't fly forward in case of an accident. I guess it would do about as much harm as a person who is belted in.
1671531
no I don't think that they would...I have a small suv and they were/are to small for it
338086
Are you thinking about putting the tube parallel to the backseat in the back, or perpendicular? The webbing "slots" on the tube run along the horizontal part of the tube, so securing it perpendicular to the back of the SUV may be difficult. Horizontally, you'd have difficulty getting your pet in and out of the tube, as the zippered openings are only on the ends.
1908105
Not Sure I use it in my Mini Van and Camry, however I don't recommend this for a dog over 15 pound, my 30 pound Cocker bent the metal that fits in the latch and this allowed him to get loose. Look for a heavy duty metal latch similar to your own car. Great Idea just not strong enough not to bend.
1951592
I bought it for use as a barrier between the front seats of my van to prevent the dogs from entering the front area. Don't know if it would work for the back. It didn't work for my full size GM van and I had to return it.
416656
Personally I do not like this Booster seat for my dog, because it is not sturdy or strong enough. Yes, you can put this into the back seat of your car.I have purchase another car seat for my dog and we both are very happy. Snoozer Pet LookOut I Dog Auto Car Safety Booster Seats. Good Luck!
1841536
Yes, I have used it in the back seat car door. It won't be perfectly flush, because the door doesn't open straight, but simply press down hard to make sure it's stable, and it shouldn't be a problem. My dog prefers that more gentle slope, than the high ramp on the back gate.