Dog Stairs for Small Dogs, 5 Tier Removable Wider Pet Stairs for Couch and Bed, 23.6″ H Non-Slip Dog Steps for Puppies and Old Cats with Support Board, 29.5×19.7×23.6 inch, Grey

My doggo says thank you
My tiny little yorkie actually hurt herself jumping off of my bed a couple of years ago. She’s sort of a circus dog with the jumping so maybe she was a bit exuberant with her leaps but still, she is who she is. But she’s 5 now and the older she gets, the less likely it will be that this up/down doesn’t wreck her body. I’ve been considering stairs for awhile now and finally took the plunge.These stairs are very well made. Very nice color and fabric with a soft almost chenille feel. They came in the tiniest little package, all vacuum packed in but once you break the seal it’s like a tsunami coming of the bag lol. They come in two parts and zip together. People with lesser fine motor skills such as older folks, arthritis etc may have trouble zipping the two parts together so keep that in mind. The contrast is poor and lining the two zips up was a bit of a challenge. Just a bit. Then, I took the rectangular pieces of plastic and slid them into the steps so they were firm. The stairs are bulky but there is a convenient handle on the back that you can use to transport them around.These stairs are very large. Please measure your space before buying it. I didn’t look at that before and I think it’s at least 16″ wide. I enclosed a picture of the stairs next to my bed. I have a very small room and I have left myself only about a foot to walk around them. No worries tho – I suppose I can put them on the other side of the bed. I live alone so no real traffic over there.I also included a pic of my dog on them for size reference. Maggie is 7 lbs, very small but easily learned how to navigate up and down. I also put a yardstick next to my bed and the stairs for additional size reference (height-wise). But as I said, these come in two pieces. Mine are fully assembled to their max height. Maggie still has do a tiny leap to get onto the bed but it’s not too bad. Other beds are much higher than mine so keep that in mind as well.All in all, while the bed is pretty big for my space, anything for my precious pooch. My bed is her happy place and when she’s happy I’m happy.

Saving my sleep stairs
We have a elderly dog and a very tall bed that haven’t been working together very well these days. My dog has taken to whining pitifully in the middle of the night to get help to get up on the bed because she loves to sleep snuggled up with us. I was the one that would wake up and help her up. I wasn’t sure if these stairs were going to work since she’s a bigger dog – about 60 lbs – but was hopeful with the wider size they would work. I am so happy to have these stairs! First they work great for my bigger girl! They are very firm and come with stair treads you can add (I haven’t) to create more sturdy stair treads. But they are plenty firm on their own and are a great size for having space for dogs to have plenty of room to use the stairs. The rise of the stairs is perfect for my dog, they give her momentum up but aren’t too hard for her to climb. These store easily since you can take the top off and nestle them at the top. My dog had no problem understanding what they needed to do and the very first night they were out she climbed them to get up on the bed. Sleep saved! I didn’t wake up to hoist her up…instead I just woke up when she flopped down on top of my feet! 🙂 The stairs came vacuum packed and puffed up within a day, they definitely took the full two days to become fully firmed up. The cover can come off for cleaning if needed which is great. My favorite part is that if I bump into these in the night I don’t have a bruise…they are soft and don’t bang up my legs if I run into them like other options for stairs for your dogs. Anyway, these are awesome and I’d highly recommend hem for anyone with an elderly dog needing a little support!

I already have the beautiful 4-step Cozy Kiss stairs, which reach the top of the couch (exactly) so the dog can get on and off the couch, but they didn’t reach the bed height. When I saw the matching 5-step stairs, I they would be adequate to provide the height for his ascent and descent to his daily slumber on the bed, his main hangout, as well as the couch. (BTW, for ref, he’s 20lbs and short-legged).I removed the small rectangular armless mini bench he’s been using as an impetus to get himself onto the bed since he was a pup. At first, he stood there looking anxious, walking around the perimeter of the bed hoping for a magic carpet to take him up, looking forlorn and confused, of course tried to jump 25″ from the floor, but I coaxed him onto the stairs, which for him are steep, since he’s not used to stairs (living in a building), and definitely not used stairs in the bedroom.But I’m trying to be cruel to be kind by changing the routine because I’m worried about the damage being done or already likely done to his joints, spine, muscles, and ligaments. I feel guilty for adjusting without his usual routine, but with no other option (tried other methods that don’t impact the joints as much on the descent down) so gave the stairs a shot. It took him a little time, but he got the hang of it, even though he was a bit scared at first.Their adjustability is a value added bonus. You can customize them to different heights or use them as a little landing spot for the dog (or cat) to lie on. Per product photos, just pop the top and get a two-step stair, and the remaining three steps give a 3-stepper, you get the gist, and finally 5 steps that reach the bed, each serving their purpose. Btw, they’re also very comfortable for humans (not to climb) but to elevate the feet, I’ll have you know. 😉 (I’m pretty sure humans use them as a footrest or ottomon’esque piece) while on he couch or in a chair. Hey spread the love, they’re multifunctional.With all the choices of steps out there—and I’ve looked at and and tried several different types, believe me, these are the pretty much the nicest looking, best quality, softest, widest, durable, washable, customizable, and easiest for the dog to use. Highly recommend

My dog (that’s her watching me in the background with her buckets of toys) has hip dysplasia like a lot of Corgis and so I try a lot of things to help her get up onto couches and beds. She likes a long ramp but that is not feasible for the couch unless we want to give it to her entirely, and she didn’t like a shorter ramp for the couch. I hadn’t tried soft stairs before because they always seem to either be way too narrow (for fearless chihuahuas) or all soft with no support, but this one looked different and turns out it is!I like that they give you very hard corrugated plastic cards to put in fabric pockets on the stairs so the dog feels support and I like that the top part zips off because it is the perfect height for our couch with the bottom half and I think she’ll like the longer runway at the top.She has not tried it yet (will try to update if/when she does, if she doesn’t need it now she will when she’s older for sure) but already it is much wider and stronger than any of the ones I have looked at in pet stores and I am very impressed with it.It is a great buy for small or even smallish medium dogs and I put a lot of my weight on it doing that stupid human thing we do when we try to show them how to do it, and it was really quite sturdy! So I’m happy with this even if she won’t use it just yet! But here’s hoping she’ll warm up to it over time, Corgi’s are stubborn but lazy so she might get sick of falling off of the couch 50% of the time she tries to jump up. :(It comes vacuum sealed twice BTW in a smaller box and then puffs out like a mattress.