Dog Ramps

A dog ramp lets your dog walk into the car, up the stairs or onto the bed instead of jumping — saving their joints and your back. Below you'll find folding aluminium ramps rated to 110kg for cars, utes and big breeds, plus adjustable timber ramps from 30cm high for dachshunds and small dogs. Choosing the right one comes down to two numbers, and most people only think about one of them.

Heavy Duty Dog Ramps Trusted By Thousands Of Australian Pet Owners

Rated 4.7 stars across 800+ verified reviews. Capacities from 30kg small-breed timber ramps to 110kg heavy-duty aluminium. Jump straight to what you need: dog ramps for cars, stairs, beds and couches, small breeds, large dogs or sizing help.

Dog Ramps For Cars, Utes And SUVs

Lifting a 30kg dog into a boot is how owners hurt their backs and dogs hurt their joints. Our folding and telescopic aluminium ramps extend to 1.8m and 2.0m, giving a gentle enough angle that even nervous dogs walk up without coaxing. They fold to around a metre and sit flat behind a seat or in the boot. High-grip surfaces work in rain, dew and mud, and a rubber top strip protects your paintwork and tailgate.

Dog Ramps For Stairs

Stairs are harder on a dog's spine than most owners realise — every step is a small hop up and a controlled drop down, repeated several times a day. A ramp laid over a short flight turns that into one steady walk. Look for length first: the taller the flight, the longer the ramp needs to be to keep the angle manageable. A non-slip surface matters more here than anywhere else, because a slip on stairs knocks a dog's confidence for weeks.

Dog Ramps For Beds And Couches

Indoor ramps are a different job — they live in your living room, so they need to look the part as well as work. Our adjustable timber ramps with anti-slip carpet suit couches around 40–45cm and beds between 55cm and 65cm, and fold flat to slide underneath when they're not in use. See the full dog ramps for beds and couches range.

Dog Ramps For Dachshunds And Small Breeds

Dachshunds, corgis, French bulldogs and other long or short-legged breeds carry a genuine risk of spinal injury from repeated jumping — IVDD is common enough that vets recommend ramps as everyday prevention, not just rehab. Small-breed ramps need a low starting height, a wide platform and a carpet surface rather than bare timber so little paws get proper grip. Our folding dachshund ramps start at 30cm and adjust up to 60cm.

Heavy Duty Dog Ramps For Large Breeds

Labradors, shepherds, mastiffs and other big dogs need width, length and a real weight rating. Our aluminium ramps carry up to 110kg and extend to 2m for a gradual slope — wide enough that a large dog can walk up without stepping off the side, and rigid enough that there's no flex mid-climb to shake their confidence.

What Size Dog Ramp Do I Need?

Measure the vertical height from the ground to the surface your dog needs to reach — boot lip, mattress top or couch cushion, not the frame. Longer ramps give a gentler slope at the same height, so if your ute tray is high, go longer rather than accepting a steeper climb. Senior dogs, dogs recovering from injury and small breeds all need gentler angles than a fit young dog. Then check the weight rating covers your dog comfortably.

Dog Ramps For Sale With Fast Australia-Wide Delivery

Prices start from $99 for a folding small-breed ramp through to heavy-duty aluminium ramps for large dogs — every one backed by a full warranty, our best price guarantee and 90-day returns, with fast delivery anywhere in Australia. Full dimensions, adjustable heights and weight capacities are listed on every product page. Compare the range below, or get in touch and we'll help you match a ramp to your dog and your setup.