Best Pet Supplies Foldable Foam Pet Steps for Small Dogs and Cats, Portable Ramp Stairs for Couch, Sofa, and High Bed Climbing, Non-Slip Balanced Indoor Step Support, Paw Safe - Brown Linen, 4-Step

I know these steps are probably for smaller dogs but my 55 lb 13 year old pit bull loves them! It gives her the independence to get on the bed whenever she wants to. They are soft on her arthritic legs too.

These steps are awesome! Just the right height for our bed and couch and they are very sturdy (and still light weight). Took a while for our dog to trust them, but now she uses them all the time.

Pro:-You can unzip the top stair for easier storage or to change the height as needed.-Easy to clean-Looks great with most styles of decor-Easy to move around, not too heavyCon:-If you have hardwood floors, you might want to put something on the bottom to keep it in place since some dogs (like mine) run up the stairs quickly and it makes the stairs move and slip around. I just used my coffee table leg to cozy up close to the side of the base and wedge the stair between it and the couch to prevent slippage.

This is a great set of stairs for a light weight animal, and the decor is nice too. I got it for my 3 legged cat so she wouldn't claw up my couch when trying to climb up. We had to entice her onto the stairs the first few times with some treats or cat nip, but once she got used to using the stairs she liked them and had enjoyed lying on the top stair instead of the couch. The foam they are made with seems pretty firm, so for lighter weight animals I think it would hold up indefinitely, but not sure how it would fare over time with heavier animals. I have a 70 lb dog that used them once (that I saw, lol) and the stairs sunk in as she stepped on them but regained their shape after. They are a little pricey in my opinion but they look nicer than some of the other ones I saw and matched my living room well.

My pug is middle aged now and I have an exceptionally high bed that he could never jump up on and he was getting hesitant about jumping down. I figured this would be a great thing for him and I wasn’t wrong. It took him a bit to get used to it, and some treats to get him to climb up the first few times. I think he’s kind of big for the stairs and the softness of it freaked him out, but now he’s reveling in his newfound freedom and comes and goes as he pleases. It takes up a bit of room, but it’s worth it.

My human mom surprised me one day with a HUGE box and I couldn't wait for her to open it! I was wagging my tail and jumping up and down! She put it at the foot of her and daddy's bed and dangled my favorite toy at the top. I ran up the stairs and realized "Holy wiener schnitzel, I got on the bed all by myself!!" Now I go up and down and up and down and up and down whenever I want. I hear mommy talk about how these stairs are so great for me and my back and she's happy that it even matches the bedroom walls, but the only thing that matters to me is that I can curl up and sleep on the bed whenever I feel like it. It's like the bed actually belongs to me! A whole king bed, just for me. Yep, great purchase, mom!!

I got the 4 steps for my French bulldog (who’s around 30lbs). It’s cute but it’s not stable for him to climb up the bed with us. He gets nervous every time he wants to get up in bed so it takes him a few mins to get up. I think it would be better for a lighter small dog.

I bought these because the claim was they were heavier / more sturdy than others ... not my experience... pretty easy to tip... the colors r great...wide... but I have to anchor both sides... need to make a denser step... so pets feel secure... my 18 pound terrier/dascuand mix is hesitant... but I'm trying 2 train him to use them

I like the colour I have 3 little girls they all run up/down off the sofa.

My shitzu doesn’t smack her face on the floor when she gets off the bed anymore. Only problem is that she goes up the stairs so fast and jumps onto the bed which sends the stairs flying as we have hardwood in our room. No biggie. Shelf liner under helps.

Sadly I had to change my review. The steps are very nice and sturdy the problem.is the steps appear to be either too high or steep for my dog :((((( I lost a lot of money buying these and my dog is not even using them..I'm not satisfied.

My dog has a mild case of hip dysplasia so this was a good way to prevent it from getting worse. It took some treats to convince her to go up and down it but now she uses it all the time. It’s lightweight so it can be moved around easily but also sturdy and supports her 20 lb. weight well. I highly recommend this product.

I actually returned them, not because of anything wrong with them. I simply ordered the wrong thing. I only needed two steps. Unfortunately this company did not have a two step version so I ordered from another company. The two step version from the other company is also good, but I really prefer the material on this one better. I can easily recommend both of the products I received, but this one has the nicest material, the zipper is a little more sturdy, and this one just feels like better quality. Highly recommended!