Pet Gear Easy Step II Pet Stairs, 2 Step for Cats/Dogs up to 150 Pounds, Portable, Removable Washable Carpet Tread, NEW Chocolate, 22x16x16 Inch (Pack of 1) (PG9720CH)

I have a dog ramp made out of same material as these steps from the same company that has been and continues to be wonderful after years of use. I have and have had many other doggie steps from other companies, everything from compressed cardboard, foam and plastic. These are very sturdy and the steps are wide. They slant a bit which I was worried about but not a problem at all. It is very slight and allows only two steps to be needed to reach the couch. I have 3 dogs weighing from 16.5 to 32 pounds and they all love them. I got them because one of the dogs is over 16 and the 3 step stairs he has used for years are a bit unsteady for him because he needed bigger steps. These are perfect. I want to add that this company is excellent as well. I mentioned the ramp from the same company. After about 3 years the removable carpet was worn and not providing as much traction as I would like so I contacted the company and I was able to purchase replacement carpet treads and although I can't remember exactly how much it was I do know it was very reasonable and I thought the customer service was excellent.Because I can not find a place to leave feedback on Amazon service I will leave it here but because the product is great I am not going to take away stars. However, if I could rate Amazon's customer service I would rate it at 1 star because when I call they are friendly and make me think that the problem is solved but they are lying to me because when I do what they say will fix the problem it doesn't and when I call again I get same run around. It is sad because I have been customer for several years and for the first time I am checking out other options like jet.com because when I order from them I get packages delivered to my door.

We have a very spoiled 3 year old Boston terrier named lucy who is also very lazy. She also is a chicken and scared of just about everything(not much of a guard dog). We have hardwood floors mostly throughout the house. Particularly in our bedroom. Lucy camps out in our bedroom and spends alot of time on our giant king size bed. We have one of those wood sleigh beds that sit pretty high off the ground. We had a plumbing mishap that ended with our room getting flooded and ruining the big area rug our bed was on. After we pulled it out of there we decided to just not get another rug and leave it. But that ended up being a hardship for our Lucy who before had no trouble getting on the bed. But now because of how slick the flooring was she'd slip and loose her footing causing her to nose dive right into the bed. Which also traumatized her. So for about a month we resorted to lifting her on and off the bed which is no problem. Until she wants up/down in the middle of the night while you are sleeping because she is also about the thirstiest dog on the planet who had to get down a lot to drink water. And then paw at you until you wake up and can lift her up. And if that doesn't work she'll pace back and forth so the click click click of her toenails on the hardwood floor grates on your nerves. We decided to look into getting doggy stairs. We looked on Amazon starting with the reviews. We took a lot of things into consideration because we didnt want to get them and then just waste our money on stairs she's too scared to use. Also they had to be a good experience for her otherwise if we got the wrong kind and she had some sort of mishap on them. She'd never ever try stairs again. These stairs have rubber grippers on the bottom. Which is a plus because they stay in place. But when we first got them. She wanted nothing to do with them. She was scared not them!!!! I was persistent so I just continued to more or less force her to use them. I'd put her front feet on them. And she'd stand there not moving forward so I'd nudge her a little with my foot up the stairs and I continued to do that. I refused to pick her up and put her on the bed. Then a couple days of that she finally started to get the hang of it amd use them to get on the bed. But not use them to get off. But after a week of going up them and gaining confidence that the stairs were indeed NOT a death machine. She started to use them going down. Now she uses the stairs like a champ!!! She likes them. We like them. Everyone's happy😊 They were super easy to put together. Very sturdy. They aren't ugly and the carpet on the steps are velcroed on so you can remove them to wash while the rest is hard plastic easy to wipe down. So if you are looking to get some stairs for your cat or dog. I recommend these. If you have a pet who is stubborn or scared of everything like my dog is and are afraid they won't use them. Just be patient and persistent and they will get the hang of using them.

These steps were a life saver for our pitbull mix and a back saver for me! We have had 3 or 4 different types of stairs for our aging animals over the years. Excluding the foam steps which required no assembly, these were by far the easiest to assemble. Our 70 lb pittie had ACL surgery (her second in 2 years) and I needed a way to get her in the tub that didn't require jumping until she was restriction free. These stairs were perfect! She even feels secure enough on them that she STILL uses them (to get on our bed now) even though she is completely restriction free now. I have sat on them (150 lbs) and they are incredibly sturdy. Our cats use them as well & of the different types throughout the house, this set is everyone's preferred set of stairs. To test this conclusion, I rotated this set through the other areas where we have pet steps. All of our animals will often just jump onto the furniture instead of using the other stairs. When I swapped out the other stairs with these, in every single location, the cats and dog chose to use these stairs instead of just jumping. I think it is because these have a solid wide tread for each step and they aren't steep. Whatever the reason, these stairs are a hit in our house and I didn't have to lift 70 lbs in and out of the tub!

My dog took to it straight away. Easy for her to get on as the steps are nice and wide. Stairs are correct height for the couch. No problem holding her weight...she is 70 pounds. I had a brain cramp when putting it together...thought the risers were faulty. Got in Touch with Pet Gear and their support was excellent. Got back to me very quickly and very pleasant. Everything snapped together in no time at all. These pet stairs are not heavy so they are easy to move around. Would certainly buy again.

Perfect for my dog. Wide carpeted steps, light weight yet robust. Easy to assemble. This is the 3rd set of steps I have, two for the sofas & one for the bed.

Ottima scaletta, robusta e con gradini un po inclinati per facilitare ulteriormente la salita e la discesa. Ho acquistato quella a due gradini per il mio chihuahua che pesa 1,5 chili e devo dire che, seppur posizionato a contatto diretto con il pavimento in graniglia, non scivola e resta ben saldo a terra. Ottima anche la possibilità di mettere e togliere il tessuto antiscivolo, per poterlo lavare in caso si sporcasse.

Es la mejor compra que he podido hacer , es supersencilla de montar y desmontar, ha mejorado la vida de mi mascota antes le costaba subirse a todos lados y ahora esta encantada no le cuesta nada subir y bajar, al principio dudaba pero se ha acostumbrado a subir y bajar rápidamente, la recomiendo para todas las mascotas 100% . Si tuviera que comprar otra no dudaría en comprarla nuevamente, os la recomiendo a todos los amantes de los animales.

Da mein Senior-Kater inzwischen etwas Probleme mit den Gelenken bekam, hatte ich ihm verschiedene Haustiertreppen und Rampen angeboten, um ihm den Ein- und Ausstieg aus meinem etwas höheren Bett zu erleichtern, wo er gern am Fußende schläft. Die regulären Rampen und Treppen mochte er nicht nutzen. Dies ist die erste Treppe, die er direkt angenommen hat. Ich vermute das liegt an den breiten, längeren Stufen. Sein jüngerer, kleiner Mitbewohner hat ohnehin bisher jede Treppe und Rampe angenommen, aber es sollte ja den Senior entlasten. Die Rampe besteht aus mehreren Plastikteilen, die sich in ein paar Minuten ineineinanderstecken lassen und ist stabil genug. Das Konzept ist gut.Das einzige, was ich nicht verstehe, sind die Farben. Die Katzen sehen Farben ja nur eingeschränkt, wie Zoologen herausgefunden haben, also stört es sie nicht, aber man könnte die Farbe für die Besitzer etwas angenehmer gestalten ;-) Trotzdem 5 Sterne, weil ich so froh bin, dass mein Senior-Kater endlich überhaupt eine Treppe akzeptiert, also habe ich jetzt die zweite gekauft und beide Farben werden sehr gut angenommen.