PetSafe CozyUp Foldable Cat & Dog Stairs, Grey, X-Large

I like it I put it together. I put the treads on the stair nonslip black plastic boat we see until you use it. I’ll give some time. Otherwise it’s just a waste of my money because I’m having a hard time struggling as it is I only did this because Gigi isgetting old and bear hurt his shoulder jumping off the bed and I want to be the bed cost me $100 Anti-inventory and pain medicine for 10 days so I want to go back in my bed. I’ve been on the couch all this time. I thinkhe’s OK now I only have one or two days on the medicine, but thank you for everything and nobody helped me with so wonderful and patient. I can’t use it. I might have to return it, but I will take care of it.

The stairs unfolded, adhered the carpet treads and button feet and it was done! My little guy had no problem understanding its use and seems to enjoy that he can get on or off the bed whenever he wants. Note: The adhesive on the treads and the button feet is insufficient and they fall off easily so if you get this item, you’ll need to re-glue them.

I purchased this for my therapy dog, Honey, who spends one day a week hanging out in my sixth-grade classroom. Honey, who weighs about 55 lbs., likes to relax on a countertop and observe class when she’s not actively working. The countertop is about three feet off the ground, and I was worried about her joints when she jumped off, so I purchased this set of steps to keep her safe. They’re sturdy but relatively lightweight and fold easily so we can store them out of the way on her days off. The easy-to-install carpet treads give her traction for climbing up and down. She used her steps for the first time Friday, easily climbing up with a backpack full of nonperishables and lying still on her little rug on the counter while the kids unloaded her donations for a food drive.