🐾 Top-rated Pet Stairs for Superior Pet Supplies Review

as to the number of tiers (three sold, four in photo). But that's okay, just pay attention to the words. They look good, they're safe - well, if you stumble across them half asleep when you get up, the worst case scenario is that they won't wake you up. Very good product. My biggest issue with them is that they almost feel too light - one of my cats ran up the stairs at full speed and nearly knocked them over. However, they are a good product and even match the style of my house.

This is one of the best purchases I've made for my elderly pet who has trouble climbing onto the couch or bed. The ladders are very light but strong so I can easily move them around if needed. The only issue I had was that I have laminate floors and they slipped when my dogs used them. This was a simple fix by placing a strip of rubberized drawer/shelf liner under the stairs. I did not glue the liner as I plan to remove the cover and wash as needed. But I'm sure you could stick with it if you…

The steps were a little shorter than expected, but the cat got used to the last high step to the bed. The steps have a very good density, which makes them very stable while the cat moves up and down. I would give 5 stars if the bottom had a better grip on the (wooden) floor. every now and then it slips off when the cat comes down the stairs quickly. It took the cat a few days to get up and walking but the treats helped and the stability of the steps gave him the confidence to explore on his own

This is the third pair of ladders I've bought for my small dogs. One of them had a leg injury that needed surgery, so she wasn't supposed to jump off furniture. These were the most expensive I've bought but by far the best. They are soft but very durable. They're not bulky; don't take up much space. Brown matches my furniture and decor. My dogs only go up and down soft stairs and they aren't the softest of all although they are tougher than others but soft enough to be used with confidence and…

I have a Shih Tzu and when I ordered them it was a little puppy that I was happy to have in my bed. I didn't want to risk injury if he fell out of bed, and I didn't want to wake up screaming if he tried to get up. These ladders work perfectly. For some reason as he gets older he uses the stairs to get down when he wakes up at night, but when he's awake he prefers to jump. However, he always uses them when he approaches the bed. The ladder slides off the bed when he walks or jumps a lot, but I…

It took my 16 lb Poodle mix two days to learn how to use this ladder. He didn't know what to do when I leaned the ladder against the sofa for the first time. He's used to jumping on the couch, but he's got a broken leg, so he'd better use the stairs. I put a treat on each step and eventually it stuck. Now he uses the stairs alone. The ladders are very strong which supports his weight well and the height of the three rung ladder is perfect for him. I also like that they stay on my carpeted floor

My dog is an 11 year old Chihuahua Terrier mix weighing 11 pounds. She's been walking up those stairs for about a week. So far, she seems to prefer her usual jog to the couch. But I noticed that when she wants to go down, she uses the stairs. So civilized! The foam is dense enough to be a durable and reliable surface for an 11 pound dog. But it's still soft and cushioning for her old joints. I'm glad I bought her this ladder. Now she has options, especially when she's tired from a long walk and

I needed a ladder for our 17 year old cat who likes to climb the very high bed but can no longer jump up his own. It took her a few weeks to get used to climbing these stairs, but eventually she started using them. First I showed her how to go up and down the stairs while holding her in my arms. Now she takes the stairs every day and seems to enjoy the easy access to the very high bed. The only thing "wrong" with this staircase is that the top step is too narrow. It would be better if the top…