The media could not be loaded. So nice I bought 'em twice! I recommend 'em to all my puppy families, and absolutely adore these dog stairs! Every small dog family should have them to protect canine joints from excess wear caused by a lifetime of jumping up and down. The light teal linen fabric goes perfect w/my decor. There are many fabrics to choose from, sure to compliment any room and style. And instead of being a toe-stubbing eyesore like many pet stairs out there, these actually add to the look and flow of my rooms and enhance my decor! All my dogs take to them immediately and don't require any cajoling to use them. They feel safe, soft, sturdy, and natural -- to very young pups, adults, and elderly dogs alike. I love that the fabric has a hidden zipper that allows me to remove the cover and machine-wash it -- which I've done a few times on both sets with great results. Machine-wash, hang or lay to dry, and then slip right back on. Easy peasy lemon squeezy! They come in multiple heights to accommodate almost any bed or sofa; 3, 4, and 5 steps high. The 3 stair variety is perfect for us. Higher beds will like the 4 and 5 step versions. I have 2 sets of these stairs, both a couple years old now. I got a great deal on them by buying used. Used, as in an Amazon return that didn't work out for someone else, and came repackaged... and I HIGHLY recommend folks look into that option! Easier on both your wallet, and the environment. These may be pricier than other options, but they last. They are worth it. After years of heavy, everyday use by both my wild crew of toy dogs and 100+lb kids, who like to sit on and squish them, these are still looking nice, performing well, and going strong. The covers show only minimal wear for the kind of heavy daily use they're subject to. The foam inside these is a high quality, high-density product. Not like those ones filled with cardboard that sag and eventually break completely. The cover fabrics are of equal high quality, and so are the zippers - which don't break, snag, or show while in use. I've had these for years, and will have and use them for years to come. Whenever the covers get too worn I'll hapilly buy more! Train your dogs not to chew on them, and they'll last for you, too. I'm a customer for life, and will never buy another brand of pet stairs. These are the nicest ones out there, bar none. Many people think their small pets will not use stairs. But that's bc pets are naturally disinclined to use those hard metal and plastic Tupperware-looking variety - often w/big gaps between stairs. These are the stairs your pets will use. Like climbing up a cloud! Before finding these we tried many others. Plastic folding stairs, crap cardboard stairs, and lesser foam types. Until we finally found these from Best Pet Supplies, Inc. You'll wish you bought 'em sooner. Guaranteed. **No one paid me to say this, and I got nothing free. This is my genuine opinion of this product. Reviewed in 2021, and updated im 2023.** So, if this review helped you in your purchase decision please show a starving writer some love and hit it w/a like! TIA Read more
Like these! Bought them to use at home for chihuahua to get up on a chair, which I have little stairs all over the house for her. However I’m using this set now to allow her to get around in a new GMC Acadia that has 2nd row captains chairs so no seat to stand on and jump to center console. Have this jammed in at back or center get console and between the middle captains chairs. It’s perfect. She can jump from seat to top step and then onto center console. She’s a mobile dog, she moves from seat to seat to seat and always has. This foam used it strong and can be pushed into place too! Keeps her safe by giving her steps in the car to prevent her from trying to jump too far or being stranded. She’s too cute and too much personality to not let her live like the big dog she thinks she is, with small legs! Read more
These are the best pet stairs for our Boston Terriers! They are foam which is nice for them, lightweight to move (when making our bed) and give enough support so that the pups feel stable. Read more
They are very well made and I’m sure that they are a great solution for many but my 13-year old Chihuahua-Pug will not go up and down them. I’ve tried training with treats etc and she won’t use them on her own. She sits next to them and cries until I pick her up. So now I’m stuck with these stairs that my dog won’t use. I do want to add that I got the 4 step which is perfect size against the bed but a little higher than a chair or sofa by a few inches. I still rated these high because they are relatively light and sturdy. I wonder if I’m able to return them? Read more
I like the light weight, nice fabric (soft green, pretty smooth woven); zipper to take it off and wash it. 5 steps reach my bed so it’s easy for Emma to get up and down. It’s supposed to be non-slip, and maybe it is on carpet, but it slides around VERY easily on a hard floor, which is the only real disadvantage to it, and it’s not a big one, just annoying when the description misleads. I might get a rubber mat to put under it so it’ll stay put. I think it’s a good value for the price. Some pet stairs are very expensive. This one’s moderately priced, works great, is not at all hard to move around, and won’t scratch your floor. Read more
I thought the reason my 10 year old, 11 lb dog was walking slowly up the fold away wood steps, hesitating between each one, was because he was showing signs of arthritis. As soon as I placed this against the bed, he literally zoomed like a rocket up and down them. I was sold on the product immediately, and pleased to see no signs of arthritis. I imagine it is because the rise between each step is less than all of the dog stairs I've bought over many years of living with small dogs. I was concerned that they were too narrow, and that possibly he would fall off one of the sides; not so, he goes up and down the middle. I love the maneuverability and how the color complements the quilt. I thought brown or gray would be more practical, but since the cover is both machine washable and replaceable, I took the took the plunge. As my design classes taught me about choosing colors, I recommend picking a color in your bed cover for a good transition between the carpet and quilt. The pale teal looks fresh, unexpected, and less heavy. No dog stairs in the past were as light weight. The only caveat is large dogs might find the rise too low and they may be more likely to step off a side. Read more
