Dog Stairs For Couch - Extra Wide Step - Rubber Floor Grippers - 22"L x 20"W x 16"H - Weight Capacity: 200 lbs

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Sale price$99.99 Regular price$149.99

Color: Grey

Size: 22"L x 20"W x 16"H

Use Area: Couch 🛋️

Dog Type: All Dog Breeds (Up to 200 lbs.) ✅

Stairs Help Manage: Joint Pain, Obesity, Mobility Issues, Etc. 🩹


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KEY FEATURES:

🦴Large Breed Compatibility: The extra-deep design of the pet stairs ensures that larger breed dogs can comfortably navigate up and down to their favorite resting spot.

🦴Joint-Sparing Design: Built with safety in mind, these dog stairs feature an innovative incline that reduces the number of steps needed, thereby minimizing strain on joints.

🦴Non-Slip Carpet: Equipped with a non-slip carpet to provide a secure grip for your dog, preventing slipping and sliding. The carpet is also easily washable, making maintenance simple and convenient.

🦴Sturdy Base: Built to support the weight and size of larger breeds, ensuring a stable and secure climbing experience that lets you rest easy knowing your dog's wellbeing is taken care of.

Specifications

Our extra-wide, dog stairs for couch will provide easy access for pets up to 200 lbs. Featuring a wide base, non-slip steps, and rubber floor grippers, these sturdy and portable stairs ensure your dog's safety and stability. Perfect for any pet-friendly home.

Overall dimensions

22"L x 20"W x 16"H

Weight capacity

200 lbs.

Assembly

Yes. Easily snaps together. No tools required.

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 THE COUCH HELP

🦴 Muscle and Joint Support: The dog stairs for couch 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 steps for couch reduce the risk of strains, sprains, and falls by offering a safe and stable path.

WHAT DOG PARENTS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR DOG STAIRS

Judy

Great for couch time with our dog

These stairs have made our couch time with Bella, our Border Collie, so much better. Before, she would sit on the floor and watch us from a distance, but now she’s right up there with us. The stairs are just the right height and super easy for her to use, which has made our bonding time even more enjoyable.

Billy

A comfort solution for our aging pointer

Our 12-year-old pointer, Oliver, was having a hard time jumping onto the couch. These stairs have been a fantastic solution. They’re gentle on his joints, and he’s much happier getting up to his favorite spot now. We’re really pleased with how this has helped Oliver stay safe and happy.

Marilyn

Good for my energetic lab

Our Labrador loves to jump on and off the couch, but these stairs have made it much easier for her. She quickly figured out how to use them, and now she bounds up and down with joy. It’s been a great addition to our home for her energy.

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.

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