Dog Stairs For High Bed - No Slip, Soft Padding - 23.25L x 15.75W x 21.25H - Weight Capacity: 66 lbs. - Grey
Color: Grey
Size:Â 23.25L x 15.75W x 21.25H
Use Area: Couch & Bed 🛋️ 🛏️
Dog Type:Â Small & Medium Breeds (Up to 66 lbs.) âś…
Stairs Help Manage:Â Joint Pain, Obesity, Mobility Issues, Etc. đź©ą
KEY FEATURES:
🦴Safe Access: The dog stairs provide a secure way for pets to reach elevated areas, minimizing stress and the risk of injury associated with jumping.
🦴Cushioned Covers: Provides superior comfort and support with extra-soft, padded covers on each step, ensuring a gentle surface for your pet's paws while preventing slippage.
🦴Joint Health: Reduces strain on joints, promoting long-term mobility and comfort for your pet.
🦴Easy-to-Clean: Features removable, washable covers that can also be wiped down with a cloth for quick cleaning and effortless maintenance.
Specifications
Your bed is no longer unreachable for your dog. Our dog stairs for high bed will provide safe and comfortable access for your pet and protect their joints from injuries.
23.25L x 15.75W x 21.25H
66 lbs.
Required
5.75", 10.75", 16", 21.25"
15.75" L x 6.75" W
P2 Class MDF, Soft Plush
Grey
17.6
THE IMPORTANCE OF DOG STAIRS
Dog Jumping: Health Risks Explained
đź©Ľ Orthopedic Damage: Dogs' bodies are not built for compressive loads, so cumulative stress from jumping can cause long-term musculoskeletal issues, including spine and joint damage, leading to early arthritis, IVDD, and other dangerous orthopedic conditions.
đźš‘ Potential Paralysis: Jumping and landing pose significant health risks, often leading to disc bulges or herniations that can compress the spinal cord and cause paralysis.
đź’Ą Surface Impact: Sudden impact from transitioning between hard, soft, or slippery surfaces, like jumping from a sofa to a slick rug, increases the risk of injury.
HOW THE DOG STAIRS FOR HIGH BED HELP
🦴 Muscle and Joint Support: The high bed dog stairs minimize strain on muscles and joints while promoting proper posture.
⬆️ Enhanced Activity Levels: They encourage healthy activity levels at home, helping dogs strengthen their bodies comfortably.
đź©ą Injury Prevention: The dog stairs for high bed reduce the risk of strains, sprains, and falls by offering a safe and stable path.
WHAT DOG PARENTS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR DOG STAIRS
Terry
Great for creating a cozy dog bed space
I wanted to create a special space for my dog on our high bed, and these stairs have been perfect for that. They help him get up to his cozy spot easily, and he loves having his own space up there. It’s been a great way to make our bed more pet-friendly!
Lauren
Helps with my dog’s independence
My dog used to rely on me to help him get onto the bed, which was becoming a bit of a hassle. These stairs have given him the independence he needs to get up and down on his own. The non-slip surface and soft steps make it easy for him to use them whenever he wants.
Arthur
Fantastic for building proper habits for our new pup
When we adopted a new dog, we needed a way for her to get onto our high bed safely. These stairs have been a great introduction tool for her. The gentle incline and soft padding made it easy for her to get used to the new environment. It’s been wonderful to see her adapt so quickly!
3 EASY STEPS TO HELP YOUR DOG MASTER THE STAIRS
STEP 1: Introduce
Start by placing the dog stairs in their designated use area and encouraging your dog with treats and praise.
STEP 2: Build Confidence
Place a treat on each step and let your dog get used to the stairs. Always supervise them until they are comfortable using them on their own. Allow them to take time and build confidence.
STEP 3: Practice Regularly
Practice regularly with the stairs. Reduce treats gradually and use praise and occasional rewards for successful climbs. Consistent positive reinforcement will help your dog use the stairs independently.
FAQ
What’s the best way to teach my dog to use the stairs?
- Start by placing the high bed dog stairs on a flat surface next to your bed and encouraging your dog with treats and praise.
- Place a treat on each step and let your dog get used to the stairs. Always supervise them until they are comfortable using them on their own
What should I do if my dog refuses to use the stairs?
Patience and positive reinforcement are key. Try using treats and praise to encourage your dog. If problems persist, contact a professional dog trainer.
What are the best practices for preventing dog injuries when using the dog stairs?
Ensure the dog stairs are stable and secure, supervise your dog during initial use, and keep the surface free of obstructions and slippery substances.
Are these stairs suitable for vehicles?
These dog stairs are designed for furniture use, but some people also use them for their car. If you need a vehicle-specific solution, check out our car dog ramps
Can the dog stairs be used outdoors?
Although the high bed dog stairs are designed for indoor use, you can occasionally use them outside. However, do not leave them outside for long periods, as they are not weather-resistant and shouldn't be exposed to rain and other weather conditions.
