Best Pet Supplies Dog Stairs for Small Dogs & Cats, Foam Pet Steps Portable Ramp for Couch Sofa and High Bed Non-Slip Balanced Indoor Step Support, Paw Safe No Assembly - Sand, 4-Step

These stairs are great! I bought the lambswool color first and they were far too yellow for my liking. They weren’t cream colored, they were almost a yellow / gold tint. But the sand color is perfect! Matches my cream / sand couch. My 10 lb Min Pin loves them and they work for her great.

Vet recommended stairs since we have smaller dogs, purchased this to help them get up to bed and there couch, yes there spoiled. Very lightweight and easy to move around

First doggie stairs my aging Jack Russell has used all on her own. Previous attempts have been carpet covered cardboard and a ramp which she refused to use. These steps are foam and when she misses one of the 4 steps she’s landing on a cushioned rather than hard edge. The foam squishes a bit when pressed, but it’s definitely firm enough to be functional as stairs for my 12 pound pup, who bolts clumsily up and down them. They’re more clean and modern looking too which is nice. Only wish they had a more grippy surface on the bottom. I had to add a textured rubber sheet underneath so they don’t slide around on hardwood.

Can’t be condensed but product is lightweight and easy to maneuver/relocate if needed. Great to help reduce wear and tear on dog joints or just for older dogs who can no longer jump on sofa, bed, etc

These are great! Firm foam, great looking upholstery, non slip bottom. Gives our small dog safe, secure footing maneuvering up and down. Worth every penny!

It’s hard to explain, but although the product is well-made, it doesn’t grip to anything, and to the animal feels pretty unstable. If you were to put it next to your bed, for example every time they used it, you’d have to reposition it. When they are at the top step, you can see the uncertainty of my cat, which is pretty agile just not like the instability of it. When they finally get up to the top of the bed for example, the steps get pushed away and need to be repositioned. Maybe if it was just a tiny Chihuahua with very little weight. But I don’t see any cat using this consistently. It’s just not a stable steppingstone. He won’t use it no cause it’s proven to be scary for him so it’s not workable. I put it where it a pedestal made out of wooden carpeting used to be and he hit it at moderate speed, and the whole thing fell out from underneath him, so I had to put the cylinder carpet condo thing back underneath them.

Much better for the pets joints due to memory foam, and won’t hurt if you constantly run into them like I do :)

It was unsteady and felt flimsy. Not sturdy and when she got on it , it felt like it was going to tip over!

The steps are perfect but my dog wot try them yet…he is a rescue and very skittish but must be patient.