Dog Stairs for Bed, 5 Tier Dog Steps for Couch and High Bed, Non-Slip Pet Stairs, 24" High Sofa Foam Ramp - Best for Small Pets, Older Cats with Joint Pain

This is very nice for my tiny dog. I don't have to worry about her being able to climb the steps. This platform is so easy for her to run up and down. It is usually hard for pups to go down the stairs. This platform makes it easy for her. Glad to have this.

First of all let me put out there that I very seldom do a product review. I just got a teacup Chihuahua two days ago. She weight all of 1.2 pounds. Will reach approximately 4 pounds fully grown. NO... she was not cheap. So, I want to protect my investment. My other Chihuahua ( passed ) jumped of my sofa and bed a couple of times. In the process of doing that she sprained her back and a couple of times ended up with a pinched nerve in her back and needed to go to the doggie chiropractor. I wanted to make sure that Delilah doesn't need to strain her back, legs and knees. I wanted to have a good start with her. I searched the Internet for good doggie stairs. I wasn't sure if Delilah would be afraid to use stairs. I found this ramp and it looked like the best option. After letting the foam inserts expand for a couple of days, I put the cover on. I'll admit that part took some muscle to get the foam inserts straight so that the covers seam went down the sides of the ramp evenly with the sewed seams of the cover. But, the cover fit perfectly. Delilah took to the ramp immediately. Going up wasn't a problem for her. ( I got the 5 step )She ran up the ramp like a champ as soon as I sat it in front of my sofa. She was a little bit timid about coming down. I'm sure being on top looking down was scary to her. After I assisted her in getting down twice...she is now a pr at going up and down. This was great for me because Delilah's first night here I took my blankets from my bed and slept on the living room floor to be with her. Last night...I got to sleep on the sofa with her. She got up a couple of times during the night to use her puppy pads to potty. And, climbed right back up the ramp when she was done. ( I left a lamp turned down on low so she could see the ramp to get up / down.This was a true win for me. I just had open heart surgery on August 23rd. ( triple bypass ) I'm 67. This old body DOES NOT practice sleeping on the floor for sure. I LOVE that the cover comes off for washing if the need raises. I've read where some have complained about a bad smell. I did not encounter that with either the foam nor the cover. I might purchase another for my bed. For the meantime, I'll just move this one from room to room as needed. For now though I will continue sleeping on the sofa till I'm sure Delilah is fully potty / poopie trained using her potty pads. I highly, highly recommend. The 5 step is about 4 inches higher than my sofa... but, nothing Delilah can't jump down to. SCORE 12 out of 10. TRUST ME. I however don't think they'll work real well with large dogs. Maybe older dogs that have walking / jumping issues it could be a good purchase for.

This is a well made product and good price. It expands exponentially upon opening so if it’s not tall enough…,🤷🏻‍♀️

It took a while for my little dog to use the stairs. I wanted them so he can sit and look out the window. Now he loves the stairs. Goes up and down like a trooper. Only draw back is he now barks at everything that he sees 🤣

Difficult to build but once its built it works great. It takes a while for it to grow to advertised size. Because its different pieces it is a bit misshapen in a way that I cannot manage to fix it.

These are perfect for my pomeranians. I have a tall bed & they are great. They are so good coming back & buying another one for another bedroom.

Pup learned to use this quickly. It's great for really high beds but does take up a fair amount of space. Washable cover is bonus.

I bought this because my shih Tzu puppy who will be growing but will still be small needs to be able to get on my couch and my bed. As you can see from the picture it's too tall for my couch but I think it'll be just right for the bed. This is the biggest one they sold and I did it based on the measurements they provided.The package arrived with three items in it. Two of them were highly compressed unidentifiable pieces of foam. The third was a wrapped up cover for the device. Instruction said to allow the foam to inflate for 24 to 48 hours before putting it in the cover.I've never been very good at following instructions and this morning the foam looked plenty full for me to put in the cover. I'm glad I started early because it took me more than half an hour to figure out what direction to put what part of this device in and to inch it in so that it fully filled the cover. It's still not perfect but I was able to get the zipper zipped. I recommend this part of the job be done by somebody young and strong and healthy. But with finesse so they don't tear anything.After I got it in I was able to zip it closed and put it next to my couch as pictured. My little shih Tzu had no problem identifying what these are for. He came right up and sat next to me on the couch.One clue to help you put the pieces in the cover in the right order. Find the handle that is on the back of the non-textured side. That is the top of the stairs The small end of the staircase needs to go in there. Then you start working on getting the other piece into the cover, getting the cover adjusted on the pieces, adjusting it some more, pulling together the zipper and putting some of it up etc. Not particularly fun. I wish I had waited for my grown son to help me.