Repeated jumping off heights puts significant stress on your dog's joints, especially for breeds prone to conditions like hip dysplasia, arthritis or Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD). Over time, this constant strain can lead to painful injuries or even accelerate the progression of joint diseases, making movement more difficult and painful for your fur-baby.
The Canine Climber is more than just a product – it’s a promise. A promise to help your furry friend move with ease, without pain, and without fear. Designed with the highest standards of safety and comfort, this ramp is the gentle lift they deserve, whether they’re hopping into your car for an adventure or climbing onto their favourite couch for a nap by your side.
By incorporating the Canine Climber into your fur-baby's daily routine, you can help protect them from developing bone or joint disease, while supporting their active lifestyle. Keep your fur-baby safe, happy, and healthy—without sacrificing fun! Join over 5,000 Aussie pet owners who have taken the initiative into giving their fur-baby the best life possible.
The Canine Climber is one of the most cost effective and important investments you can make towards your pet's long term quality of life. Try our Canine Climber and if you don't like it - though we promise you will - you can return it for a full refund within 30 days.
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IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) is a condition in dogs where the discs between the vertebrae in the spine either bulge or slip, pressing on the spinal cord or nerves. This can cause pain, weakness, lameness, or even paralysis, especially in the back or legs.
Dachshunds: This breed is the most well-known for IVDD due to their long backs and short legs.
Cocker Spaniels: Cocker Spaniels are also highly susceptible, especially as they age.
French Bulldogs: Their compact, muscular build can place strain on the spine.
Shih Tzus: Another breed with a long back, making them prone to disc problems.
Pekingese: Similar to Shih Tzus, Pekingese are prone to spinal issues as they get older.
Beagles: Although a bit more compact, Beagles can still develop IVDD, particularly in senior dogs.
Basset Hounds: With their low-riding bodies, Basset Hounds are also at higher risk.
Chihuahuas: Their small size combined with long backs puts them at risk, especially with aging.
Pugs: Pugs are another small breed that can experience disc degeneration as they age.
Jack Russell Terriers: Though more active, Jack Russells are still at risk due to their body structure.
The Canine Climber has 4 different adjustable height settings of, 30cm, 40cm, 50cm and 60cm from the ground to the highest point of the ramp. With a ramp size of L-100cm x W-40cm
The CanineComfort™️ Canine Climber is constructed from durable and long lasting pine wood, with the surface of the ramp layered with polyester non slip matting inserted with horizontal grooves, increasing contact friction for your fur baby to run or walk up and down all day.
The CanineComfort™️ Canine Climber is recommended for any dog breed weighing up to 45kg. The CanineClimber is also popular with cat owners.
Not satisfied? Simply return the Canine Climber for a full refund (and we’ll cover return shipping). We will do WHATEVER it takes to make sure you are 100% satisfied with your purchase.
All of our CanineComfort™️ Canine Climbers are sent from our warehouse in Sydney NSW. All orders are dispatched within 24 hours of placing the order and come with free standard shipping Australia wide.
Why every Aussie pet needs the Canine Climber...
Prolongs Joints
Owner Peace of Mind
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