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PetSafe CozyUp Gray Folding Pet Steps, 28" L X 18" W X 25" H
Description
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Pet cuddle time continue with your best friend with the help of PetSafe CozyUp Folding Pet Steps. If your dog or cat isn't quite tall enough to reach the bed or couch, or if you want to help protect their joints, folding pet steps give your furry friend the freedom to get on and off furniture all by themselves. Weighing only 5 pounds, these pet steps are easy for you to carry and move around your house. Although light, the strong, durable folding steps can support up to 150 pounds and are suited for small to medium size pets. The fabric covers, siderails and nonskid feet allow your dog or cat to confidently walk up and down the pet steps without the steps sliding around or wobbling. Between snuggle sessions, you can conveniently store the pet steps by folding them flat and sliding it under a piece of furniture. The pet steps are available in 2 colors, tan and grey. PetSafe brand is here to help you and your pet live happy together.
- - PetSafe CozyUp Folding Pet Steps - Lightweight and Easy to Carry - Protect Your Dog's Joints - High Traction Surface for No-Slip Access - Comes in 2 Sizes and Colors
- - Safety Tested for Durability - These durable steps are independently tested; 20 in steps support dogs and cats weighing up to 150 lb; 25 in steps support pets weighing up to 200 lb
- - Lightweight - The plastic pet steps are easy to carry around the house wherever you need them; available in tan and grey
- - No Slipping - Nonskid feet, fabric tread covers and siderails keep the steps from moving and your pet from sliding when using it to get on and off the couch or bed
- - Simple to Store - Foldable pet stairs flatten so you can easily store them under your furniture
Specifications
| SKU | 3310750 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 10.05 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | X-Large |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 28 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 25 IN |
| Width | 18 IN |
US-1 Year.
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Great product!
Kona M
Yes, I recommend this product.
Large dogs steps works.
Gin C
Yes, I recommend this product.
We love PetSafe products
Maggie and Molly
Originally posted on PetSafe
Perfect description and price
Kourt92
Yes, I recommend this product.
Very happy little Happy 😊
Ashley and Happy
Yes, I recommend this product.
Okay but not for me
TMN3657
No, I do not recommend this product.
Dog safe; dog happy Seat cover!
Bill G.
Originally posted on PetSafe
Useful steps for a medium weight (50+ lbs.)bulldog
TaiChiTom
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
in the folded position laying flat on the floor what height are these pet steps. In other words how high should the bottom of the bed?
- Thanks for asking about this! The pet steps are 30" L x 16" W x 5" H when closed!
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Where is this product made?
- I searched around the website and saw the product has a US warranty of a year, though there’s no other indication of where it’s made. I would go to PetSafe customer service and call that number.
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what is the step width of the extra large stairs; the width is listed as 5" on the large chairs?
- Thank you for this question! The width of the steps on the Extra Large PetSafe CozyUp Folding Pet Steps is 7.0".
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What is the weight of the large size stairs?
- Thank you for your great question. The large size stairs are 6¼ pounds
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Is the step 25" high as described or 19.5" high as shown in the diagram?
- Apparently, there are two sizes. Large and X-large. I’m assuming those dimensions are for the large one as they don’t change if you look at the large. I’m sure it’s on the box.
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Do dachshunds many ramps for stairs, couches and beds?
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