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Dog ramps for cars, utes, beds and couches. Tell us how big your dog is and we'll show you the ramp that fits.

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Your dog is
under 10kg
10 to 25kg
25 to 40kg
40kg and up
In the car, ute or SUV
under 10kgA light folding or plastic car ramp. Pick the length by the height of your boot or tray.
10 to 25kgAny car ramp rated for their weight. A longer ramp gives a gentler slope.
25 to 40kgA ramp rated well over their weight, in the longer lengths for a high tailgate.
40kg and upThe strongest ramps, in the longest lengths.
On a bed or couch
under 10kgThe Heeve wooden ramp, made for beds and couches. Prefer steps? See dog stairs.
10 to 25kgThe Heeve wooden ramp, if your dog is within its listed limit, or dog stairs.
25 to 40kgdog stairs rated for their weight suit a bed better than a car ramp.
40kg and updog stairs rated for their weight, or a strong ramp on a firm, flat base.
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Choosing Dog Ramps

The right dog ramp makes everyday access easier for your best mate. This range covers beds and couches, cars, utes, SUVs and 4WDs, plus a water ramp for boats and docks, in folding, bi-fold, telescopic and tri-scope styles. A longer ramp means a gentler slope, which suits small, older and short-legged dogs. Start with where it will be used: dog ramps for cars, or indoor dog ramps. Prefer steps? See dog stairs and steps. Not sure? Read our dog ramp buyer's guide.

Dog Ramps Buying Guide

Choosing a Dog Ramp by Dog and Use

Choosing a dog ramp comes down to where it will be used, the height your dog needs to reach and the features that will make it comfortable for both of you. Use these questions to narrow down your options.

Where will you use the dog ramp?

Start with the main place your dog needs help accessing.

• For beds, couches and other household surfaces, see indoor dog ramps, or the Heeve wooden ramp.
• For cars, SUVs, utes and 4WDs, browse dog ramps for cars.
• Prefer steps to a ramp? See dog stairs and steps, on their own page.

How Long a Dog Ramp You Need

The height of the surface affects the ramp length you need. A longer ramp generally creates a gentler incline, while a shorter ramp can become steep when placed against a high surface.

Measure:

• The height from the ground to the entry point.
• The available space extending out from that point.
• The width available for positioning the ramp.

Use Ramp Champ’s Ramp Calculator to compare the incline created by different ramp lengths.

Weight Capacity: What to Check

Choose a ramp with a stated capacity above your dog’s weight. Consider the combined weight if more than one dog may use it.

Capacity is only one part of the decision. The ramp must also be wide enough for your dog to walk comfortably and suitable for the surface where it will be positioned.

Features That Help a Dog Feel Confident on a Ramp

Look for a secure walking surface that provides suitable grip. Ramp width and incline matter too. Larger or less-confident dogs may benefit from a wider ramp and a gentler approach.

Once you have chosen a ramp, introduce it gradually and give your dog time to become familiar with it. Follow our step-by-step guide to teaching your dog to use a ramp

Dog Ramp or Dog Stairs

A ramp provides a continuous incline and may suit dogs that find repeated steps difficult. Dog stairs take up less floor space and may work well for confident dogs accessing lower indoor surfaces.

Consider your dog’s size, movement, confidence and the space available. Read our detailed dog ramps and stairs comparison to compare the two options.

If stairs suit your dog better, see dog stairs and steps.

Dog Ramp Materials Compared

• Aluminium ramps are generally strong, durable and relatively lightweight.
• Plastic ramps can be easy to carry and practical for regular transport.
• Timber or wooden ramps are commonly used indoors for beds, couches and other household surfaces.

The right material depends on where the ramp will be used, how often it needs to be moved and how much storage space is available.

Considering timber or wooden ramps? Take a closer look at how our wooden dog ramp was designed, including its materials, grip, adjustable heights and fold-away storage.

Before You Buy

Short guides, with the measurements that matter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of dog ramps?

We offer a variety of dog ramps to assist in gaining easy access to cars, SUVs, vans, couches, beds, tables & more.

Manufactured from high-quality materials, our ramps are durable and built to withstand everyday use.

Our dog ramps come in a wide range of styles, shapes and sizes.

The types of dog ramps we carry include:

• Timber dog ramps

• Plastic dog ramps

• Aluminium dog ramps

• Folding dog ramps

• Telescopic dog ramps

Will a dog ramp suit my ute, SUV or car?

Most will, if you pick the right length. Measure from the ground to the edge the ramp will rest on. The higher that edge, the longer the ramp needs to be to keep the slope gentle. Utes, 4WDs and high tailgates call for the longest ramps, while a low boot is fine with a shorter one. Use the ramp calculator, or tell us your car and your dog's size and we'll say which one works.

How do I stop the ramp slipping?

Car ramps are made to stay put: a plate or lip hooks over the edge at the top and rubber feet or stoppers grip at the bottom. If one still moves, the slope is usually too steep, so try a longer ramp. On a ute tray you can tie the ramp down with a ratchet strap once your dog is up. On a slippery floor, sit the ramp on a non-slip mat.

Can I use a dog ramp over steps or a deck?

Yes, as long as the slope is gentle. Measure the total height of the steps, then choose a ramp long enough that the slope is easy for your dog. A ramp is often easier than steps for older dogs, small dogs and short-legged breeds. Make sure the top rests on something firm and flat.

Can I leave a dog ramp outside?

You can use one outdoors, but we don't recommend leaving it out in the weather all the time. Aluminium doesn't rust, but sun and rain wear the grip surface over time. Bring it in when you can.

Can I use a dog ramp on a bed or couch?

Yes, with a ramp made for it: see indoor dog ramps, like the Heeve wooden ramp. Car ramps have a lip that needs a firm edge to hook over, and a soft mattress or cushion is too soft and slippery for it. If your dog is heavier or prefers steps, see dog stairs and steps.

What dog ramp suits a big, heavy dog?

Look at the strongest ramps, and use the dog size buttons at the top of the page to hide anything that won't carry your dog. The weight limit is on every listing. The longest ramps keep the slope gentler for a heavy dog.

How do I get my dog to use a ramp?

Getting a ramp that suits your dog is only half of it, and getting your dog to use it can be tricky too. Our guide shows how to teach your dog to use a ramp in 2 days with 7 easy steps. Not sure whether stairs would suit them better? Read dog stairs or ramps: which is better.

What’s the warranty on our Dog Ramps range?

Yes. Everything in this range sold by Ramp Champ® comes with a manufacturer’s warranty. As an authorised dealer, we can assist with any warranty claims for products purchased through us. For full details, please refer to our warranty information page or contact the manufacturer directly for their specific warranty details.

What happens if I need help after I’ve made a purchase?

Our support doesn’t stop after purchase. We offer lifetime support, so if you need advice, troubleshooting help or product support at any stage, our team is here to assist.

How do I return a product?

Returning a product is easy with our 100-Day Free Returns and pre-paid return shipping with no restocking fees or hidden costs.

Return Eligibility

  • The item must be unused, undamaged, and in its original packaging.
  • The return request must be made within 100 days of delivery or pickup.
  • Some products cannot be returned, including made-to-order, custom-made, installed, or Almost Perfect items.

How to Request a Return

  • Get an RMA Number. Only returns with an RMA number are processed.
  • By phone: 1300 913 047
  • Email: hello@rampchamp.com.au
  • Submit a request online: Return Request Form
  • Pack the item securely and take photos before shipping.
  • Use the pre-paid shipping label we provide and send it back.
  • Once received and inspected, you can choose:
  • Store Credit or Exchange – We’ll help find the right product.
  • Refund – Processed within 7 business days, minus the original shipping cost

See the full returns and refunds details here.

Can I pick up my order?

Many products can be collected. If a product page shows Pickup details in the Delivery & Pickup box, choose pickup at checkout and our team books a pickup time with you. See pickup areas and delivery times.

How can I contact Ramp Champ® for expert advice?

You can get in touch with our team in the way that suits you best:

Our staffed hours are Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm and Saturday, 11 am–3pm (Melbourne/Sydney time).

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