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Solvit Pet Moop
The Solvit bedside dog ramp is well-design, solid and useful for dogs that have difficulties getting on the bed. User love that the dog ramp is perfect for high beds and that it’s easy to assemble it. However, some do note that the surface is slippery. With a size of 25"x 16" x 70" and a ramp length of 70 inches, this pet ramp for bed is made of wood and has a carpeted walking surface. It could fit alongside a queen-size bed, and there is a landing area at the top. The weight capacity of the dog bed ramp is 120 lbs, so it looks like a good solution if your dog doesn’t like stairs.
As a whole, customers are pleased with the functionality, size, and quality of the Solvit dog ramp for beds. One purchaser shared that her 10-year-old Chihuahua

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