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Pet Adobe High Density Foam 3 Step Pet Stairs, 16" L X 15" W X 12" H
Description
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The High-Density Foam Stairs for Pets from Pet Adobe makes it easy for dogs of any size, senior cats, and puppies to get on top of furniture or into your vehicle. This set of three steps is made of high-density foam to hold up to 25 pounds and has a removable cover that is machine washable. The steps are lightweight enough to move them around the home effortlessly or while traveling.
- - 3-step design for pets that need assistance getting off your bed, onto the couch, in the bed of a truck, or off a patio
- - Constructed of high-density foam that can accommodate a cat, dog, or puppy up to 25-pounds
- - The soft brown microfiber cover has a zipper closure and is removable for convenient machine washing
- - The bottom and backside of the cover has non-slip texturing for added traction
- - Spot clean the foam insert as needed
- - Recommended for small pets - it is not designed to hold people
California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Specifications
| SKU | 3356344 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pet Adobe |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 1.9 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 16 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 12 IN |
| Width | 15 IN |
30 Day Manufacturer.
Spot clean the foam insert as needed.
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We purchased "pet stairs" to help our dog get on our new bed which is much higher than our previous bed. Although we have stairs in our home which she bounds up and down constantly and easily, she doesn't seem to "get" the pet stairs. I've tried bribing her by putting a treat on each step (didn't work) and have been literally taking her legs and putting them on the stairs to show her how to climb them but no luck. She's a 9 year old miniature schnauzer, playful and in good health.
I bought my pups stairs when they were very small to not only teach them how to use stairs (they were scared to go up& down stairs) but to help them get on the couch and bed before they could jump. This of course took months of practice, they were just babies. Now they have no problems jumping but because they are corgis, should I still make them use the stairs to get onto the couch, bed so they do not hurt their backs? Pic is of the day Mia learned how to use stairs. She had to reach the treat.
My female poodle Chihuahua is 11 yrs old and about 11 pounds. She was diagnosed with luxating patellas when she was 3. Our bedroom is upstairs and the staircase is steeper than average and she sleeps with us. She frequently yelps or limps after using the stairs. How can I make it easier for her to get up and down the stairs? I don't want to leave her alone downstairs all night. She's too old.
My 2 year old English mastiff will not go up or down more than two steps. She used to take on the steps just fine, but ever since she had a cone on she acts afraid of the stairs even now that it's off. Any suggestions on how to get her upstairs? She's 160lb so picking her up is not an option.
Hi I have dog named Rose for the paday she has not been wanting to do that much and she is walking in a crouched position and has trouble getting up the steps to the porch.
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Is there anything i can do for my dog who seems to have hurt her paw. She is older (13) and is favoring that paw a lot. She is having trouble getting up and down the steps to go use the bathroom outside. She has to use steps any way she goes to go outside.
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My 15 weeks old standard poodle pup sometimes jump from the coach to the hard wood floor and always climb up and down stairs in the house. Should I be concerned about her joints and bones at this age? Thanks so much
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My female dachshund mix weighs 21 pds, her pads have extremely hard edges causing her to limp. How can I help her?
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