CCCages Piggyback two-panel ramp with carpet
Lime Piggyback ramp panels with hinge on cage
Piggy Back Ramp in blue
Close up of Piggyback ramp
Piggyback ramp transition from C&C to Midwest cage
Piggyback ramp hinge close up
Clear 6" Piggyback gripper hinge
Full 2x2 grid C&C annex to Midwest cage using piggyback ramp
Piggybackramp panel dimensions with hinge
CCCages Piggyback two-panel ramp with carpet
Lime Piggyback ramp panels with hinge on cage
Piggy Back Ramp in blue
Close up of Piggyback ramp
Piggyback ramp transition from C&C to Midwest cage
Piggyback ramp hinge close up
Clear 6" Piggyback gripper hinge
Full 2x2 grid C&C annex to Midwest cage using piggyback ramp
Piggybackramp panel dimensions with hinge

Piggyback Ramp

$19.99
We invented the Piggyback ramp based on your feedback! Our customers were asking how they can allow their piggies to hurdle from one cage section to another, or from a modified L-shape cage, or from a Midwest cage to an added C&C annex. So, you asked - we delivered!
The Piggyback Ramp Includes:
(2) 4mm Coroplast® ramp panels 6.5" x 11.75" with carpet attached in your choice of 16 Coroplast® colors.
(1) 6" clear hinge
       Our industrial-grade grey carpet is attached to each panel with the ridges  running horizontally to aid traction
       Optional 3rd panel with hinge

Customer Reviews

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Emily Romanello
Pretty good

The idea of this ramp is really good, but it doesn't stay in place. If the guinea pig just bumps into it, the ramp gets tilted making it impossible to go up and down without me being there to fix it. Also, it's just a little steeper than my pig is comfortable with.

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Amber
Handy for cages with multiple sections

We built an L-shaped cage for one of our herds, so it uses two coroplast bases due to the shape. One of our boys is a little hesitant to jump over the "wall" between the two sections, so the ramp gives him an easy way to move from one section to the other. it was a nice, inexpensive fix for this issue. The only negative is that the pigs often stick their head under the ramp and flip it so it folds in half, so we need to check and fix it frequently.