Premium Lightweight Portable Pet Stairs for House Pets - Zone Tech Car Foldable 🐾 Step Ramp with Adjustable Metal Frame - Ideal for All Sizes - High-Quality Traveling Folding Steps Review

Easy to fold...or should I say too easy to fold...there is no locking system for it so once my dog stepped on it not only did the step come loose but they did has closed on it. I bought a sturdy one for its weight and size and it broke anyway. I would recommend solid steps instead of this clapboard junk.

I love these steps, they open and close very easily. The only thing I found was that I had to glue small pieces of carpet onto them. Because nylon is very slippery for my dog, but I love these steps up to a hundred pound dog. I don't think it would be good for that, but I'm not sure I love these steps

Received these steps on May 2nd. By June, the seam parted with a step. Everything collapsed last week. We probably only used 15 times. My dog is 50 pounds and the ad says the ladder can hold up to 120 pounds. Dog. Unfortunately, they fit our dog perfectly; Folds easily and fits the height of our car.

Bought this to help my older dog get in and out of bed. They are very well made, but too narrow and very slippery. My dog was a little nervous trying them on because they were so tight. He looked further away. As soon as he decided to try, his nails slipped down the second step and he fell. Now he won't fit on the stairs and I had to go back. The return process was very easy.

At first I was VERY excited about this item. My 12 year old dog has osteoarthritis of the hip and needs urgent help getting into my SUV. We used it THREE times before the thread holding the steps in the joints snapped under my dog's paw and he almost passed out! She would have been seriously hurt if I hadn't been there to catch her. In fact, I would like to get a refund as I got almost no benefit from it. It may be better to use a step that is not a fabric frame. and just take up extra space…

Great idea. In practice very disappointing. My dog walked up the stairs and she spun and slipped. He groped and slapped his jaw. Luckily he was fine, but my heart stopped because I couldn't catch him fast enough. I returned it straight away. It was secured with a carabiner but still twisted. I think the design flaw is that it's not wide enough for large dogs (my dog is about 60 pounds). I think if it were wider it would be much more stable. I really need something for Mr. Leo to get into the…

Light weight, easy to fold and looks good but the material of the steps is very slippery and my chihuahuas are afraid to use it after the first time. They used it and they slide when they go down. And the tubes that make up the frame of the stairs have end caps that all fall out and I had to glue them on to hold them. And the upper support arms both have foam rubber, but only one of mine has foam rubber. It rocks if you don't get it perfectly even if you stretch it, and there's not much grip to