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Small, active breeds of dogs often get slipped stifles (kneecaps), arthritis, and back problems from the stress that jumping up and down puts on their bodies. |
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Large dogs with hip dysplasia, joint problems, and arthritis can benefit from the use of a pet ramp. |
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Cats love our ramps too! Just ask Princess, who has arthritis and needs a little help getting on and off the bed:
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Buttons has found the easy way to get on the couch now. She used to whine until someone picked her up. Now she can reach it by herself. |
 Our pet ramps aren't just for dogs. Cats love them too!
Princess is shown here using her Happy Hop™ Ramp. Here's what her owner had to say:
"Dear Happy Hop,
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Princess, my 14-year old kitty who has arthritis, can no longer jump. She would painfully claw her way up on the bed at night, or cry for me to help her up. When she needed to get down, she'd wake me up with a sickening 'thud', as she'd land on the floor. She would then have to sit or lay for several minutes before she could move again. Then, I found your wonderful ramp on the Internet. It was just what I was looking for. She loves to be brushed, so I used her brush to coax her up and down the first time. Now, after two days of 'training', she happily uses the ramp all night long without assistance. May God bless you for caring enough to develop this wonderful indoor ramp."
 --Sherry Churchill
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Buttons is heading up the ramp to see if Dogbert left any toys on the bed. |
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