Dog Stair for Small Dogs with Storage, Foldable Pet Step with Soft Cover, Older Cat Ramp for Chair Couch Sofa, Lightweight, Durable, Comfort, 39.7x13x21.2 inch, 5 Tiers, Grey

Cute AND Practical
These stairs are just what we needed for travel. The hotel beds are very high and we didn’t want our 12 lb, 15 y/o little dog trying to jump on or off the beds. They are very sturdy and the steps are covered in very soft material. They zip together and then come apart and fold up again to take up less space in the car. They also have storage areas under the pop-on steps, which is great. Very happy with our purchase.

Perfect for tiny chihuahua
These work perfectly for my 6lb chihuahua. She had two knee surgeries and it was too difficult to use a ramp.These cushioned steps are very easy for her. Each step is deep enough that she can get all 4 legs on one step. The rise between the steps is not very high making going from step to step easy.I didn’t need the storage but did fill with items to weight the steps so they would slip and slide.Super easy to assemble, plenty sturdy for small dog, good value for the money

Great for a small pup!
Pretty bizarre to put together, but it works great. I like that the stair zip together so if you don’t want to use all of them, you don’t have to. I also love that the stairs are really soft. My tiny puppy is learning to go up and down so it’s been great. He’s a Chihuahua and only 2 pounds so it works for him and my 15 pound Shih Tzu.

Easy to build, sturdy and strong, large storage area
This merchandise was mainly bought for the safety of my 5 lbs puppy Tootsie Roll. Very sturdy and looks beautiful! It has 4 storage areas and I will be using them for my dog and cat food. I will also put their toys and their clothing. Easy to build and I’m not the best on building things. My dog felt safe while walking down the stairs. I put her favorite toy on top of the stair to have her go up. If you see the video you’ll see how easy she walked down. I love it! What a wonderful purchase I made.

Very big fan of these. The tops are super soft but stable. I was worried about the boxes sliding apart but they zip together, genius. The extra storage is awesome. My dog is slowly getting less scared of them but Ill know she’ll love looking out the window😁

These collapsible pet stairs are pretty useful for both aiding your pet to get up on the bed or couch and also for storage. It comes disassembled so you do need to pop them all out and zip them together (they are literally connected to each other via zippers). That was mostly quick and easy with a few moments of confusion because the boards for the base for a couple are the same size as the divider board so it took a bit of trial. Still, a few minutes and it was together. You can also not connect all the steps if you don’t need all of them or need to place them in separate spaces, which is cool.The steps are just padded tops to the containers, so you just lift them off one at a time to fill the corresponding step. These are basically the same as though fabric collapsible box organizers for shelves and such, so you can fit a good amount in them. I like that this stair set does double duty as it does take up room, so having a secondary purpose makes it more worth it.The animal print design is funky and maybe not suitable for every decor style, but it is soft and easy on the feet (or paws). My dog has used this a few times so far, and it supports her weight no issue (she’s ~18 lbs).

We have a 13 year old Yorkie mix, with arthritis. She has been using stairs for 8 years, then suddenly started to have difficulties, because the stairs were very narrow and each stair had a tall rise (height).PROS: I love that these stairs have a short rise (height), so she doesn’t have to jump too high, so there is less stress on her legs. The stairs are deep, like in a house, so she can stop and take a break or turn around if she needs. the stairs are hollow, so it is easy to move them around, and you can use the stairs for storage.CONS: The worse part of these stairs is the fabric that covers the top of each stair. They used a faux fur type of material, which is extremely slippery. Our dog refused to use the stairs because she had no grip. I bought rubber, drawer liner to cover the tops of the stairs. I used alternating colours to make it easier to see each stair. The other con is that they do take up a lot of space. The top stair is a combination of 2 heights, and the inside bracing board didn’t fit properly and distorted the shape. I fixed this by filling it with extra towels and blankets.Final thoughts. The look shouldn’t outweigh function, especially when it is a safety device for pets. Even though I managed to get it to work, I would not recommend the faux fur material because it is too slippery, and could be dangerous if your pet likes to run up or down the stairs. Make sure to measure your room, because they do take up a lot of space.