Review on Topmart High Density Foam Dog Ramp & Steps: Ideal 3 Tier Solution For Elderly, Injured, Or Joint Pain Pets - Non-Slip & Soft For Cats And Dogs - Black by Chris Elam

I read Michelle’s review first about how she let it out of the bag and then couldn’t get the cover on and that her zipper broke. So I let mine out and put the cover on immediately. I don’t know if I wouldn’t be able to or not if I let it expand out more but it seems like I would have been able to put the cover on regardless. My issues with this thing are:1. The zippers do seem extremely cheap and fragile. I can see why Michelle’s broke in her review. For this price point they really should’ve put in decent zippers instead of these cheap little things. Just be careful putting it on.2. The price. This is extremely expensive for a cheap piece of foam. Granted, the old steps I have are made from cardboard on the inside. So they’re all overpriced garbage. At least this one is foam instead of cardboard. But the price is absolutely ridiculous. You can buy a mattress for a human for twice this price.3. The cover came with a lint roller. I know what that means. This thing will get DUSTY. I think it’s bc it’s a grip material so dogs can actually have traction on it instead of slipping. But I believe that means dust will also stick on.4. My old steps has a removable and washable cover. This one may not be removable because it could be impossible to put it back on. Washing it might also cause it to shrink. The only way you’ll be able to clean it is with a slightly soapy paper towel.—-Alright well the good thing is these are the longest foam steps available that aren’t too steep for my dog. I got 30% off $95 so it was a little over $70. Even with the discount these steps cost way too much. I know it costs them some money to ship it but still. The steps with shipping shouldn’t be more than $50. I’m sure the cost of producing this thing is about $5 (or even less than that). We are really just paying for the shipping.