Pet Gear Free-Standing Foldable Pet Stairs, Chocolate

It is heavy and cumbersome to fold/unfold and stabilize. Takes up a lot of room in the car, not easy to travel with at all.

I bought these so my 80# pitty with bad knees could get in our new king bed. It comes already assembled, just unfold it where you want it. He has jumped all over it and so far so good. Happy with this purchase!

I have a large boxer and I have tried 2 other ramps and he didn't like either one and refused to use them. No matter what treat I tried as a reward. This one took me about a week to get him to use. Now he uses it regularly to get on the bed. It's stable and wide enough that he feels comfortable on it. Probably too big to use as a vehicle ramp but that isn't what I needed it for.

No carrying handle. Poor quality metal hardware that is too small relative to the very chunky plastic frame. Box was delivered damaged. Expensive product that is not worth it.

Best set of steps for large dogs. Very sturdy and actually looks like they will hold weight. Not flimsy plastic. Highly recommend. Fits perfectly next to bed.

I purchased this so my Rottweiler could get into my utility sink/tub by himself. It did not move or wobble when he went up or down the stairs and was very sturdy. He is able to completely turn around on the nice wide steps. Set-up is very simple. The carpet pads are removable for cleaning.

Four stars because they are great quality and very sturdy, which is what we were looking for with a 90+lb elderly dog. But - they are somewhat difficult to set up and break down, and are quite large if you are loading/unloading your dog somewhere with limited space, like a parking lot. The good news is our older dog used them without much hesitation. The bad news is I had almost as hard a time setting them up as I do lifting him in and out of the car. :)

Bought this for my pit/lab mix who is about 100 pounds and doesn't like to use small stairs. He had knee surgery and couldn't get up on the bed or in the taller SUV for a few months. This was great for him as he can stand on first step with all four paws, then get onto the second step. Quite often he just uses the first step as a launch pad to get onto whatever he wants. It's a total height of 23" tall. It worked great for my SUV which was about 28" tall with the backseat. I had to place it parallel to my SUV otherwise it wouldn't fit in the open door. He could grip the stair easy and didn't appear frightened or uneasy about stepping back down onto it. Pros: 1. Wide enough that a large dog Bought this for my pit/lab mix who is about 100 pounds and doesn't like to use small stairs. He had knee surgery and couldn't get up on the bed or in the taller SUV for a few months. This was great for him as he can stand on first step with all four paws, then get onto the second step. Quite often he just uses the first step as a launch pad to get onto whatever he wants. It's a total height of 23" tall. It worked great for my SUV which was about 28" tall with the backseat. I had to place it parallel to my SUV otherwise it wouldn't fit in the open door. He could grip the stair easy and didn't appear frightened or uneasy about stepping back down onto it. Pros: 1. Wide enough that a large dog can stand on the step with all four legs. 2. Holds up to 250lbs. I've stood on them and felt safe. 3. Folds and unfolds like a standard small folding table. There are locks to keep the legs in place that are easily pressed out to fold it back up. 4. Made from thick plastic that is not flimsy. 5. Has carpet texture on the steps for grip and stability. 6. Rubber stoppers on the feet of the legs made it not slide on wet pavement or hardwood floors. Also used in snowy conditions and it stayed put. Cons: 1. Weighs 27 pounds which can be heavy if hauling back and forth or constantly lifting. 2. Folds up to be rather large. It did fit in the back of my SUV, but took up quite a bit of room. 3. No handles to carry it while folded, have to be cautious not to pinch your fingers. 4. The plastic legs get scuffed easily if used on the cement. To fold up the legs, I have to set the stairs on their side. 5. The stairs are wider than how far the door of my SUV opens so I can't get it completely flushed with the back seats. I don't really consider this a fault of the stairs, though. Most SUV's don't open beyond 20" or so. 6. The first step is 9" and the second is 23". I think they should have made this more even, like 11" and 12". If you have a short dog, the 14" might be uncomfortable for the dog to leap up on. … more

We love this. Very sturdy. Our Great Pyrenees (130 lbs.) uses it very easily to get to the grooming table. Higher price but well worth it. Bulky but we have no problems using it. Folds easily.

We changed our flooring in our bedroom to Pergo so the dogs started having a hard time getting on the bed with their feet sliding. So we got these steps to help out and we love them! My boy who is 87 pounds liked them right away but my girl 68 pounds is afraid of everything so it took her a couple days to like them. They don’t move or shake when they use them which is important. I would totally recommend these steps they are wonderful and Chewy of course is the best and shipped them for free and very quick.