Dog Stairs - Pet Stairs with 4-Step Design for Beds, Couches, Cars - Pet Steps for Puppies, Kittens, and Small Pets by PETMAKER (Gray)

My little dog recently hurt her back jumping off of my bed. It's been total game changer. The stairs are lightweight and very sturdy, and the non-slip surface gives my dog the confidence to use them without hesitation. Assembly was simple and took less than five minutes—no tools required! If you have a small or older dog who needs a little boost, I highly recommend this staircase. It’s safe, supportive, and makes life easier for both pet and owner! It will also help save you large vet medical bills.

This is an awesome invention. I got this when my dog was a puppy. It was the only way he could get on the couch. He's a yorkiepoo. We used it for a long time, it works great.

This is perfect height and it seems sturdy. However it's not very wide and the steps are too small for my large breed dog

Looks just like the photos it is hard plastic pretty durable no installation needed you just open up the legs

This is a great item for your dog to avoid stress of jumping into a vehicle. My 65 lb dog had ACL surgery a few years back and he always rides in the back of my wife's SUV. We no longer let him jump in. The stairs are lightweight and work great. The only reason for the 3 star review is that I am on my third unit as the clip that hold the stair in position keep breaking. The first one lasted almost a year and a half and the second on lasted about 14 months. We have been very careful with the steps and my dog is far lighter than the recommended weight limit. I think the plastic tabs just break after repeated opening and closing. I really wish that feature was more robust. I will probably look for a different solution if this one breaks. We are being super gentle with it but that's what we thought on the second one. Time will tell.

Now I have to train myself to use it since the two dogs won't. Good product. Can leave outside

I bought this for my cat so she won't have to jump down from high places due to joint issues. She uses it constantly and takes her time with each step. We have one at the foot of our bed, and first hear tiny footsteps, then we see a little face pop up, and we know we have a little visitor.I've had these pet stairs for over a year and really love them because of how much she loves them. They're sturdy and reliable, have slip resistant pads on all the steps, and is big and comfortable for her to use going up and down, and even turn around on.

I have a Toy Poodle puppy that I had to keep picking up and putting down from my bed. I live on a fixed income leaving hardly anything extra so I went to the used section and found these steps. I didn’t care if they were used and the price was such a good deal! They got here fast and I opened the box which you could see that was opened before I didn’t care. When I looked inside it they were in the wrapper still and the felt parts weren’t even put on yet. I was very pleased thinking someone’s dog might have been to heavy and they sent them back. I put all of the felt pads on and went to fold them up and one side wouldn’t lock into place. I tried and tried to lock them but couldn’t. When I was looking for stairs I always read the reviews and I had remembered reading that these steps were too flimsy for big dogs. That didn’t matter to me because my dog is 8-9 pounds. That’s when it clicked that the reason one side wouldn’t lock was someone must have tested it out with their weight or had a really heavy dog. I finally saw where some broke the lock and super glued it back. But, I’m doing so they glued it the wrong way causing it to not lockdown like the other side. I wasn’t sure if I should try and get it loose or would I make it worse. I called Amazon about it and explained what I saw and saw that someone at Amazon had checked it and stamped the box as ok. But, to Amazons defense they wouldn’t have really noticed it unless they tried to fold it up. Which they should have but everyone makes mistakes. Amazon gave me a refund. I tried to get it loose and carefully got it to break loose. I glued it in place and the stairs are ok but I can’t fold them down. Not a big deal I Love them and my poodle puppy learned how to use them in one try. I’m in Heaven he uses them constantly and I can finally watch him use them rather than picking him up and down constantly. These steps are not too bad but and I say BUT they are not made for big dogs or a dog over 15 pounds. I Love them!