Dog Stairs for High Beds, Indoor/Outdoor, Three Steps for Smaller Pets with Removable and Washable Brown Cover, No Tools Required-IMPROVED

Are your fur babies having trouble climbing the bed or couch to cozy up next to you?

If you have a smaller or older pet, you've probably noticed how they usually have a hard time climbing up a chair or sofa. Although you find them adorable with their cute little legs, your furry pals may experience great difficulty just trying to sit or lay beside you.

Fortunately, there's a way to make climbing furniture easier for your pup or kitty. With the help of the right accessory in place, your pets can reach elevated areas without trouble!

• 1- A LIFT FOR YOUR SMALLER SIZED PETS - Getting on the sofa or bed can be hard for a short-legged puppy or kitty. Give your fur baby an extra boost with these dog steps. It's 13" tall, 15.5" wide, and 16" deep.
• 2- SOFT WASHABLE FLEECE COVER - Our pet stairs have a soft comfy fleece cover that is washable and can easily be taken on and off ensuring a sense of cleanliness whenever you need it.
• 3- INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE - This 3-layer dog step is made with sturdy plastic frame materials that can hold up to 40lbs. Take it anywhere! Great for outdoor furniture, whether Backyard, Patio, Deck, Or even Poolside. It can handle the wetness.
• 4- LOOKS FANTASTIC IN ANY ROOM - Place these soft dog steps in the bedroom or living room without ruining the look of your indoor space. Our dog stairs come in a variety of colors / styles,
• 5- NO TOOLS NEEDED & QUICK ASSEMBLY - We've made these dog steps easy to setup for your convenience. Let's face it sometimes we just don't want to deal with tools and complications, so here you have it, we made it simple to setup in minutes.
• IMPORTANT - Please Note These Pet Steps Are Not Suitable for Platforms Above 20" (Inches) Such As Taller Beds Or Sofa's / Chairs

These stairs measure 13" tall, 15.5" wide, and 16" deep when assembled, giving your pets the boost they need. This ladder may also be a great help for older pets who can no longer stretch their legs the way they used to due to arthritis, hip dysplasia, or recovering from injuries