Dog Stairs for Small Dogs 15.7" H, Curved Dog Step for Puppy, Older Cat, Medium Pet Ramp for Sofa, Couch or Bed, Ladder with High Density Foam, 15.7x22.4x15.7 inch, 3 Step, Beige

I've tried several different pet stairs for my old, arthritic cat. She goes up and down this one with ease and without hesitation. I have two of these: one for my bed and one for my sofa. I really need to get two more, so I have all the places she likes to be covered.There is no assembly; just open the vacuum pack and it expands immediately.The foam DOES NOT HAVE AN ODOR. I was really shocked by that. I opened it in my garage and had planned to leave it out there until it had off-gassed but that wasn't necessary. I was able to use it right away.The product is heavier than I thought it would be but that's a good thing and lends to its stability and safety.This is the best, for cats, anyway!

We were looking for steps that our two smaller dogs could climb up into our RV bed. I didn't want anything wood or plastic that wasn't flexible. I saw this on Amazon and was not too sure, but went ahead with the purchase. Knowing I could return it was a plus. The box came and when I opened it, I saw a plastic bag with a big ball of stairs vacuumed inside. I didn't know what to think, but let it sit for awhile and it turned into this nice soft stable 5 step staircase. It fit perfectly between the bed and the wall and I could push it in between them without harming anything. It is snug and stable just perfect for them. I got the gray which is perfect for our color scheme.

My dogs have no problem. They have had a ramp and stairs. I noticed our old stairs for the bed were getting worn and the wedge the use as a ramp to the couch was easier. Our bed is on the floor directly with the matress on box springs. It's 23" high for reference. I bought the 5 stairs option and it's perfectly level. Our old 4 step stairs were shorter than the bed and they had to still jum up a few inches. I would say a bit taller is easier for them rather than a bit shorter. A little hop down is easier than a hop up, especially on older, less mobile, or smaller pets. It is all of the length you think it will be. I would like it to not stick out so far, but I can walk around if it's easier on my babies. Its soft so im not going to stub a toe if I kick it at night. They are very old. One is a 6lb chihuahua with bad hips and one is an 18lb corgie mix with short legs. The long incline helps them. I would suggest that if you put this on a slick surface, put a rug or mat at the front if it's not on carpet. My boy came running down and slid a bit on the slick vinyl floor. She walks like down like an old lady with zero problems. Much easier than hopping down the old square stair style. He's very excitable even in his old age. A rubber bottom front door rug solved this. I put half under the stairs and let half stick out. Its the perfect width and he can't slide. The stairs have nubs on the bottom to keep it from slipping and there's no problem on carpet. It's sturdy enough for my small dogs and it's only supported on the short side where it touches the bed. Long side up against the furniture would work too. The sides are a smooth material and the ramp part has a more textured material. It has a handle, but I don't know if the 5 stair version should be carried that way without eventuallyripping the fabric of you move it a lot. I have used the handle with no problems. I would have liked it to be about $15 less but I'm OK with the price as the foam seems more sturdy than our old stairs. Something to consider on foam stairs is that the softer foam stairs wore out on the second from the top, where my 18lb boy jumped from the stairs to the bed. It wore a rut in the foam under the fabric where his nails dug in. This looks like it won't be an issue as he no longer needs to jump up. This foam is much more sturdy, hence why I'm not upset about spending more. It takes pets more than a few times to learn stairs or a ramp. The don't just know how to use them. Try it for a few weeks not a few times. Use some encouragement like a trail of treats up and down. Once they realize how easy it is, they will use it. Oh, it doesnt fold or squash back down, so once it's up, it's up. It came with the fabric cover already on. It's removable to wash. Getting it back on looks like it won't be too difficult if the fabric doesn't shink. I'd say cold water, hang dry.

Aesthetically it looks very nice and it is well put together. The only drawback is the structure is not stable enough to make the dogs feel secure because it is a cushion type of stairs and it moves when the dog is on it.

I was searching on Amazon for a week or two for some doggy stairs for my 7 year old, 75 pound Pit Bull mix, and it was a bit of a challenge to find some that have the height I need since my bed is a bit high, and were within my budget. These ended up being PERFECT. My pup is still sort of figuring them out but she’s used them to go up and down many times now, and I’m so happy to have made this find. I definitely recommend for pets her age/size that have a mom (or dad) with a tall bed.

I have a 2 stair (squared off) set. I ordered this curved one for my Mom's little dog. It came packaged nicely and was fully formed. No waiting for the foam to bounce back. I had my dog try it out since she was used to the square stairs. Gotta say that she loved it more than what she has! It is more like going up a ramp I stead of stairs. My dog sometimes misses a stair and then she won't use for awhile. This is soft and sturdy. Definitely would recommend. Now I need to buy one for my dog 😂

I recommend that every pup owner get this ramp! Better than stairs! Get this while your pup is young and active so they get use to using it. Jumping off things will potentially cause hip or leg damage and then it’s too difficult to train them not to jump off things. For the same color as my couch so it blends right in. I used treat at the bottom and then the top of it to train her to go “up up up”, go “down, down, down”.

Best steps I’ve ever had for my dog. I’ve had several different steps in the past they were either too cheap of foam fell apart or hard plastic. I have a 10 year-old Chihuahua. She’s only 5 pounds but she’s arthritic legs really bad and she can’t go up the steps fast enough And down them. She loves them. They are wide enough and soft enough. I highly recommend them.