Abstract: Described herein is an adjustable ramp that includes a telescopic column comprising an outer column and a vertically adjustable inner column, actuated via a height-adjustment mechanism. A stable, anti-slip base supports the telescopic column. An extendable ramp is pivotally connected to the column via a hinge mechanism and includes an outer ramp and a slidable inner ramp for adjustable length. A lip at the ramp’s end is configured to securely engage elevated surfaces. A replaceable upholstery cover is attachable along the ramp surface to provide a textured, non-slip area for pet traction and to conceal excess material during extension. The ramp may further include modular elements for example interlocking tiles, snap-fit brackets, and interchangeable feet for compatibility with various floor surfaces.