Pet ramp Trixie 39476 — indoor step/ramp for dogs and cats, width 390 mm

Trixie 39476 is an indoor pet ramp and step designed for dogs and cats, offering a usable width of 390 mm. The ramp provides a stable inclined surface to help pets access sofas, beds or vehicles with reduced strain on joints. Its compact design and integrated handle make it simple to reposition and store when not in use. The ramp is intended for small to medium pets that require gentle elevation assistance.

Advantages

The ramp features non-slip steps that maintain traction even in humid or slightly wet conditions, improving safety during use. Non-slip rubber feet keep the ramp securely in place on smooth floors, preventing unwanted movement. The product is lightweight yet sturdy, allowing easy carrying while offering sufficient support for routine climbing and descending. Its space-saving design and convenient handle make storage and transport straightforward.

Suitable for

• Helping small to medium dogs and cats reach sofas or beds
• Assisting older or arthritic pets with reduced joint mobility
• Providing access to vehicles or raised surfaces with gentle incline
• Temporary use during recovery after surgery or injury

Key specifications

• Usable width: 390 mm
• Non-slip stepping surface suitable for indoor use
• Non-slip rubber feet for floor stability
• Lightweight construction, weight approximately 3.8 kg
• Integrated carrying handle for easy repositioning and storage

How to use

Position the ramp so its lower end rests on the floor and the upper end aligns securely with the sofa, bed or vehicle threshold. Ensure the non-slip rubber feet are in contact with the floor and that the ramp surface is clean and dry before allowing your pet to use it. Encourage your pet to ascend and descend at a calm pace until they become comfortable; supervision is recommended during initial uses. Fold or store the ramp using the handle when not required.

Usage recommendations

Use the ramp on flat, level surfaces and check that the upper end is steady against the target surface before each use. For pets with significant mobility issues, consult a veterinarian for suitability and gradual training. Regularly inspect the non-slip surface and rubber feet for wear and replace the ramp if any parts become damaged or unstable.