5-Step Dog Stairs for 30 Inch High Beds & 20-30 Inch Couch Bed, Non-Slip Balanced Indoor Pet Ramp Stairs for Small Old Large Dogs Cats to Get on Bed 30D

I leave it by the bedside and my Chihuahua easily took to using these steps, even if they are slightly shorter than my bedside. I've had this for at least a year now and it's still as sturdy as it was the day I bought it. The material of the cover is also very soft

Very functional, may take a day or two for a dachshund to give it a go, but it's now a fixture that has to be in place to get comfy on the sofa or into the bed... they're 10yrs old and no longer jump on or off the furniture... They will wait for the stairs.. doxies are an odd little breed.

These stairs are perfect for my dog. He is a miniature Aussie so it is hard for his short legs to jump on the bed

It only took about 20 minutes for the foam to fluff up, I was expecting 24 hrs. It fits the face perfectly, the key will be to get my dog to use it to go outside! My dog is about 13 yrs old, struggles with arthritis and heart issues. The last steps she had were hard plastic, 3 steps, they were too far apart and she quit using them to go out, (she has a doggy door in the window that is 21" high, which worked great for 10+ yrs, when I got her from the shelter) Anyway, these steps are closer together and softer, so while she used them to come inside, I switched out the outside steps to a ramp last year, which she uses, I'll just have to train her to go up them. I think they will work fine, her rt hip has serious arthritis, so it'll probably take awhile. So far, happy with purchase, especially since it was on sale.

I wish it were wider so dog would be more secure.

The dogs will love it took him a little while to get used to going up and down a little while for the packaging to expand

Nice look, but way too flimsy. Doesn’t support weight on the middle step as well as the first does. Would be great for little tiny dogs and cats.

Ok but shorter then was expected. It won’t work in the spot it was purchased for but I’ll make use for it elsewhere.