EHEYCIGA Dog Stairs for Small Dogs, Dog Stairs for High Beds and Couch, Folding Pet Steps for Small Dogs and Cats, and High Bed Climbing, Non-Slip Balanced Dog Indoor Step, Grey, 3/4/5 Steps
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(as of Feb 26, 2025 10:39:17 UTC – Details)
EHEYCIGA Dog Stairs for Small Dogs, Dog Stairs for High Beds and Couch, Folding Pet Steps for Small Dogs and Cats, and High Bed Climbing, Non-Slip Balanced Dog Indoor Step, Grey
Comfortable Pet Stairs – This foam dog step is designed to directly against the edge of a high bed, high sofa or other furniture, so your pet can climb up and down comfortably.
Multiple Step Sizes – Suitable for most pets. This dog stair has 3 steps, 4 steps and 5 steps to choose. It can be used for a long time, you don’t need to replace them often.
Steady Design – 3D density of pure foam, and Medium Density Fiber board make this stair more steady. It can also be folded into a simple dog bed to save your space and easy to carry.
Easy to clean – The stairs has a removable washable cover that can be hand washed or machine washed, so you don’t need to spend a lot of time on cleaning it, it’s very convenient.
Instructions – After removing the foam from the compression bag, please allow 24-72 hours for the foam to fully expand before use.
5 reviews for EHEYCIGA Dog Stairs for Small Dogs, Dog Stairs for High Beds and Couch, Folding Pet Steps for Small Dogs and Cats, and High Bed Climbing, Non-Slip Balanced Dog Indoor Step, Grey, 3/4/5 Steps
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Silma –
I got the EHEYCIGA Dog Stairs Ramp for my small dog to help her get onto the bed more easily, and it has been a great purchase. The stairs are sturdy and well-built, providing a stable surface that my dog feels comfortable using. The 18-inch height is perfect for beds and couches, and the steps are wide enough for small and medium-sized dogs to climb safely.
The soft, non-slip cover adds extra grip, preventing slipping, and the lightweight design makes it easy to move around when needed. It was simple to set up and has been a great help for my pet. If you have a small or senior dog that struggles to jump onto furniture, this is a great solution!
Kayla –
We wanted some stairs for our frenchie puppy to be able to get on and off our bed. We got the 4 step and it is absolutely perfect. All we had to do to put it together was put In the inserts so it was really easy. Itâs very sturdy. Our puppy runs up and down them all the time. They were also so affordable we are getting a smaller set for our couch.
pink1015 –
I have a tiny dog that loves to sit in the window so I bought one of these, thinking she could get up there while I was gone. It worked so well that I bought two more. She zips up and down all three of these very comfortably and sits in the windows. Could be used to access a bed or sofa as well. I bought the gray, khaki and beige. Gray and khaki are great. The beige isn’t as good quality. The beige material looks puckered and wrinkled with gaps between the inserts, especially from the sides and the dark inserts show. They seem identically made, so I’m guessing the darker colors just hides it more. If you’re on the fence about color, definitely go with a darker one. Besides, the beige looks like it’ll get dirty quickly!
Jennifer Trevino –
I’m extremely pleased with my purchase. My boys (dogs) are very finicky when it comes to stairs, and they use these with ease. Their short little legs were able to hop from step to step effortlessly. The base is slip-proof and it definitely holds in place. My mattress sits about 26â from the ground and the 4-step set is ideal. Not to mention, they look cute too. Love love love!! I will be buying a second set for my living room.
Katie –
I got these to replace the 2 step I already had as we got a taller bed. I have a 10lbs malshi and he can’t jump from floor to bed. I will say he seems to consistently skip the last step or 2 on the way up but that is his quirk and not the stairs. They did stick out further than I expected so be sure to measure the area where they will be used. He sometimes gets nervous going down because he thinks he will slide and hit something but again that is his confidence not the stairs, I just wish I had measured better so he would have had more clearance at the bottom.