Are the ramps solid so that the ferret's feet don't get caught?
805859
The ramps are not solid but come with fleece covers that protect feet and can be taken off and washed.
805860
The ramps are not solid but we have not had any notice from our customers stating that their feet get caught.
138847
I have two ferrets and the top panes havent buckled. Its pretty sturdy. I consider this a great investment.
1157105
No. The sisel is only on one side. The other side is wood with rubber feet to keep from skidding.
1186180
Yes. Squirrels have no problem navigating to the end. I have a squirrel proof feed that works great. It has a spring in it that close when a squirrel or even heavy bird get on it.
1886010
They are stored for the winter, so I can't tell you about the webbing, but I don't think it is diagonal. I half expected these ramps to be junk, but they are not. We have a little Yami 450 and it crawled right up the ramps. They didn't even flex. they come with the anchor straps to tie down to the truck and work perfect. I was surprised at how light they are. The truck we use them on has a 6" lift kit and they still work great.
2226077
A young one, it may be ok. A very active adult would cause it to tip over. Perfect for dainty birds. Not really strong enough for an active ferret.
2034720
Yes. The height can be changed to whatever. I've got mine as low as possible so my guinea pig can climb the ramp easily.
897936
it is small and the bottom of the cage is wire, not flat, so it might hurt their feet and they might slip through it and get stuck. I used it for a ferret and realized shortly after buying it, it was too small and he became a free-range ferret, which was horrible for my carpet. oh well, he has a nice free life at least.
1008499
It's not a "ramp". No incline to it whatsoever. It has tiny little stairs (more like a ladder) but it's smooth plastic so I don't think any animal with nails would be able to get any traction to help make the climb. Our vet's guineas hop up but they are quite large. Our 4, 3, 2 month old guineas could not make it. The oldest can make the jump on a shelf an inch and a half lower but the next oldest almost fell backwards trying. This would be the perfect cage if not for that supporting wall--if it had an actual true "ramp." Something you could lift up and clean behind. Something they could walk up without weird acrobatics or great effort. Sadly, I'm returning it. It's not a "ramp". No incline to it whatsoever. It has tiny little stairs (more like a ladder) but it's smooth plastic so I don't think any animal with nails would be able to get any traction to help make the climb. Our vet's guineas hop up but they are quite large. Our 4, 3, 2 month old guineas could not make it. The oldest can make the jump on a shelf an inch and a half lower but the next oldest almost fell backwards trying. This would be the perfect cage if not for that supporting wall--if it had an actual true "ramp." Something you could lift up and clean behind.... » Read More It's not a "ramp". No incline to it whatsoever. It has tiny little stairs (more like a ladder) but it's smooth plastic so I don't think any animal with nails would be able to get any traction to help make the climb. Our vet's guineas hop up but they are quite large. Our 4, 3, 2 month old guineas could not make it. The oldest can make the jump on a shelf an inch and a half lower but the next oldest almost fell backwards trying. This would be the perfect cage if not for that supporting wall--if it had an actual true "ramp." Something you could lift up and clean behind. Something they could walk up without weird acrobatics or great effort. Sadly, I'm returning it. « Show Less
455645
I think so. They have the little nubbies on the back which keeps them from sliding around.
2214794
No, they are solid but they are also flat so you can balance things on them.
1521569
Not really. The base feet always end up hitting the next step before the wheels can pop up the prior one so I always have to use ramps
8189
Sort of. They work, but I used wire ties to hold them in place. Between the wire ties and spacing the shelves so the ramps weren't too steep, it all worked out.
344005
They have a toggle on the end to secure it but it may not work so well in a home unless there is something to anchor it to. We have a bulldog but a dachshund might be much lighter and able to climb. The ramp itself is quite nice and the best price I have found anywhere for this type of ramp. It's a bit heavy at 10 pounds. Hope this helps.
274375
The undersides of the two main platforms are bare wood, but the undersides of the two high little risers are fully covered. The faux sheep's wool is not too slippery, my clawed cats climb right up the sides.
1471475
Absolutely! However, I do use a small bungee cord for extra security of the gate door. It's also a great height to keep them from jumping over. It gives them plenty of room to move and stretch, unlike a crate. So much easier to keep clean as well.
909401
My cage has held up VERY well with 2 rowdy male kittens (7Lbs.+ each), so you shouldn't need anything other than the included hardware. The perches hang on the sides of the cage and don't slide much. I also bought the ramps for when they were smaller.