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Majestic Pet Products 3-Step Stone Suede Pet Stairs
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Majestic Pet Products 3 Step Stone Suede Pet Stairs are perfect for dogs or cats suffering from joint problems, aging issues, hip dysplasia, arthritis or other disabilities. Majestic Pet Stairs will enable your dog or cat to navigate onto furniture, window sills or beds with ease. These stairs are made with a faux suede slipcover that zips off for easy cleaning and a 300/600 Waterproof Denier Base, which make them great for any surface.
- - Made in the USA of US and imported parts
- - 100% upholstery-grade polyester faux suede slipcover
- - Sturdy high density foam insert. It won't bruise your shin in the middle of the night if you happen to bump into it - unlike the wooden or hard plastic
- - Ultra soft & cozy sherpa sheepskin top steps
- - 300/600 water-resistant Denier base for any unwanted accidents or spills
- - Zippered removable slipcover for easy cleaning and washing
- - Recommended for arthritic or recovering pets 25 lbs or less
Specifications
| SKU | 2727861 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Majestic Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 3 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 18 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 15 IN |
| Width | 16 IN |
30 Days warranty.
Machine washable slipcover (Gentle cycle in cold water and mild detergent, washing machines without an agitator). Tumble dry low. Spot Clean Insert (Do not wash insert).
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CHEAPO CARDBOARD "STAIRS" are NOT FOAM!!
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No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
What is the dimension of each step?
What are the dimensions?
I too am looking to buy this for my lab about 82 lbs. Will this support my dog?
- No these steps are for small pets.I bought them for my cat and they work well for her.I don't have the box anymore but I think its rated for pets 20 lbs and under.They are foam.
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Will this support my dog Lab who weighs 75 lbs
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