Description
- Special Attention Items : Our pet stairs is packed in a vacuum compression package, and the package needs to be opened before use to allow the sponge to contact with the air fully. After about 36 hours, the sponge can fully rebound. Remember to install the cloth cover after fully rebounding, otherwise it will be easily deformed after installation.
- Product Information : Dog steps for small dogs has a soft and comfortable high-density sponge, a machine washable soft cover.
- Easy to Disassemble & Clean : Through the zipper design, the pet ramp machine-washable soft cover is easy to remove,the foam insert can be spot cleaned or light vacuumed.
- Upgraded Design : Compared with other foam dog stairs, our dog stairs & steps that is made of high-density sponge can bear around 60 pounds. The high-density foam dog stair has good recovery, can guarantee the best support for dogs and protects the dog’s knee joints and provides maximum climbing comfort for puppies and kittens.
- Dimensions of the Pet Ramps : (L)22 inch x (W)16 inch x (H)15.7 inch. Foam pet steps/ramps for small dogs and cats, portable ramp stairs for couch, sofa.
SweetGal –
This is exactly what I needed to give a little boost and support for my sweet chunky pup to get on the bed. At first he didn’t know what it was and was a bit scared to use it. Once he realized it was there for his benefit and to help him get on and off the bed smoothly he loved it! He uses it daily- it’s durable and have had zero issues. Worth every penny.
RetroRabbit –
I bought this because my shih Tzu puppy who will be growing but will still be small needs to be able to get on my couch and my bed. As you can see from the picture it’s too tall for my couch but I think it’ll be just right for the bed. This is the biggest one they sold and I did it based on the measurements they provided.
The package arrived with three items in it. Two of them were highly compressed unidentifiable pieces of foam. The third was a wrapped up cover for the device. Instruction said to allow the foam to inflate for 24 to 48 hours before putting it in the cover.
I’ve never been very good at following instructions and this morning the foam looked plenty full for me to put in the cover. I’m glad I started early because it took me more than half an hour to figure out what direction to put what part of this device in and to inch it in so that it fully filled the cover. It’s still not perfect but I was able to get the zipper zipped. I recommend this part of the job be done by somebody young and strong and healthy. But with finesse so they don’t tear anything.
After I got it in I was able to zip it closed and put it next to my couch as pictured. My little shih Tzu had no problem identifying what these are for. He came right up and sat next to me on the couch.
One clue to help you put the pieces in the cover in the right order. Find the handle that is on the back of the non-textured side. That is the top of the stairs The small end of the staircase needs to go in there. Then you start working on getting the other piece into the cover, getting the cover adjusted on the pieces, adjusting it some more, pulling together the zipper and putting some of it up etc. Not particularly fun. I wish I had waited for my grown son to help me.
RetroRabbit –
Excellent product. Very stable. Foam is hard which makes it easy for my dog to go up and down. Not wobbly. Cover easy to put on and off.
Fits perfectly well against my bed.
Highly recommended for high beds especially with little dogs.
Carrie –
These steps are great for my 5 pound dog!
Ben & Eileen Dover –
We have small dogs, we were concerned about them jumping down off the bed. These steps will prevent a lot of wear and tear and possibly prevent injuries. Easy to zip up
Carla Costa –
After our cat was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer of the middle ear, she has not been able to jump up to her favorite places any longer, one of which was a desk in front of an upstairs window. She always loved watching the squirrels and birds but we were always afraid she’d try to jump down and potentially hurt herself if we lifted her up there. Enter the ramp! She took to it right away and now she can get herself up and down easily. We have tried it with our bed as well (it is fairly lightweight and easy to move) but since the ramp is 24 inches and the bed is 30 inches, she is hesitant to use it to climb back down. The first step is a doozy (6 inches) unlike coming down from the desk as you can see in the picture. If this was offered with one more step that would reach the bed, we’d be all over it.
Pat Kuhn –
I like these steps as they are the right height I needed for my Cavapoo. Before the steps she would just sit on the floor and stare at me until I helped her up. Now she can go up and down on her own and when she wants to. The steps come very compact and was easy to assemble inside of the custom cover. The cover is removable so it can be washed. I like the steps and would order them again.
Robere VonWolf –
I have elderly chihuahua mixes who love to snuggle on the couch and they love their stairs! This saves wear and tear on their joints and preserves my peace of mind too! It did take a little time for them to get used to and it does slide a bit on hardwood floors, but we solved that with double sided carpet tape. Definitely a good value for the price.
Carla Costa –
My frenchie is adapted so fast. She tried just once and she loved ! Everybody should take care of your own dog.
It’s very easy to setup, just follow the directions!