Best Pet Supplies Linen Covered Foam Foldable Cat & Dog Stairs

I wanted to review these because when I was looking for dog stairs, I could only find reviews done by people with small dogs. My dogs are 50 and 65lbs, but they are older and my bed is really tall. I wanted them to have an easier time getting up and down. These stairs work perfectly. They come pretty much fully assembled. They are nice and wide and sturdy. Both dogs figured out how to use them immediately. They may slide a little on hardwood floors, so mind where you put them. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase.

I bought these steps for my Pekapoo to get on and off of my bed. They are good quality. Nice size since my bed is high. She has learned to go down easily but having trouble after 3 days to learn going up. They are a little steep.

Got this so my cat would have an easier time getting up on my very high bed. It does the job and looks nice too. The actual stairs, inner part, is a foam material but very sturdy. I’m 145lbs and have stepped on it by mistake getting out of bed and it’s hardly affected.

My little Cavalier has terrible hip dysplasia and this has enabled her to get on the sofa when she wants without barking to be lifted. Our other dog, a 12--year-old Poodle mix, can spring up, but she likes the steps, too. It is lightweight but stable. and harmonizes with our room as well.

These stairs look nice and are good quality but they’re not very stable for my 20lb girl. I’m going to get a rug pad to see if that helps them be more stable. I think for a smaller dog they’d work well out of the box.

Very well made stairs and perfect for my medium sized dog. Initially my dog was tentative but over time with supervision she has taken to it. The stairs look heavy but are deceptively light weight and the cover is removable for wash which is an added bonus.

My Himalayan cat has arthritis in his legs, and was having a difficult time getting up on the bed or couch. These stairs are lightweight, and sturdy. He navigates them very well. I got the 4-stair set for him because my bed is high.

I got this for my dog for Christmas since she's allowed on our bed now and I don't want her to get hurt jumping up or down. We had her stand on it and encouraged her to jump onto the bed, so she jumped off it then onto the bed.. The cats enjoy it and we'll continue working with the 50lb lab mix, who will maybe use it as intended someday.

I was a bit worried over the price; what if she didn't like it, or refused to use it. Shih Tzus are described as stubborn and can't teach on old dog new tricks. However, though it took her a while to get used to it, now she's an old pro and actually has forgotten the one I made for her out of a foot rest, a suitcase and two chair seat cushions.

My cats are all senior now and I was noticing that my eldest who is 14 was having a hard time with our very high bed. They are all Siberian so they are big cats who land heavy. I was nervous this wouldn't be high enough but the little jump from the top step or onto the top step is OK I guess as from the second it was out they have all started using it and one even sleeps on the bottom step. Once our living room furniture arrives I may even get a second one for that room too!