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Had to buy two as our Basset Hound wouldn’t go up on one, just fixed them together and now he uses it as well as our Dachshund

I have a particularly high bed and my little dog sleeps in the bed with me. He was really struggling to get up onto the bed without jumping and he’s getting a lot older now and he’s finding it a lot harder. These steps are honestly perfect for him! He took a few days to get used to them but he uses them all the time now. They are very sturdy and good qualityDon’t be put off by how flat they are when you first open them. They do grow to size but it will take a good few hours. I was ready to send mine back as I struggled to see how it could grow to be the size it was meant to be, but it did so be patient and you will be amazed!

Suitable for a high bed. My havanese puppy took ten minutes to take to it , he loves to fly up and downthe step ramp. The fabric provides good grip, the step ramp inflated quickly and the cover fits incredibly well .

The media could not be loaded. Really good steps! Strong and firm. The only problem is that it does move a lot on wooden floor and needs to be held back with something, dogs bed in my case.

I had chose these as the height of 40cms was what my dog needed to be able to get up and down from the sofa. The steps are only 35cms in height which is disappointing.

Great product great quality and value for money easy to clean

I have a little Biewer Terrier and, after having laminate flooring installed, I was concerned that he’d hurt himself when jumping down from the sofa as he was skidding. These steps are just what was needed, he happily climbs up and down without a problem and I can rest assured that he’s not going to be injured.Delivered before lunch next day and they filled out pretty quickly once out of the wrapper, so all in all I’m a happy dog mum. Would definitely recommend.

My West Highland terrier is blind and also finds it difficult to get on the sofa or the bed, so this is ideal for the bed. We also have a smaller one for the sofa. It only took a couple of days to train her to use it by putting treats on every step.