Uross Dog Stairs with Storage 3-Steps, Pet Steps for Small Medium Large Dogs, Pet Stairs to Bed for Old Dog Cats, Pets Puppy Steps for Couch (Grey)

To give some context... i have up to 6 chihuahuas (2 of which are puppies) using these daily.The steps were bought to replace some similar ones that basically collapsed inward at the edges from the top.Each step is an individual unit and they are velcrowed together with a wide strip near the bottom of the step. The fabric is a tough upholstery type material with close woven strong thread and is non slip. The sides are very sturdy and although I've not tested it with my weight they are very strong (other review videos ive seen show solid looking men standing on them and they don't move.)Each lid comes off separately and is a snug fit.The storage I find is so useful, I put a lot of our dog blankets in one, jumpers and coats in another and puppy pads in the 3rd.My down side is that when you go to move them for cleaning around they do start to pull apart at the top of each step because the velcro strip is placed along the bottom half of each step. For me i may get some iron on velcro and put it along the top edge of each step to give some extra security for moving them. If you don't need to move them then they are brilliant. The step itself is a nice width allowing for dogs to stand on each tread.I have had various steps before from plastic, fold out, other versions of these and non of them have been as good as these. Value for money I think they are the best and after a 6 ish weeks of constant use they still look like new. Not something I can say for previous ones.

Best ever dog stairs ive bought. Very sturdy for my dog to use. Easy velcrose fastening with storage space in each step so i store his toys in them.

We bought this for one of our cats, who's beginning to show a sign of arthritis in one limb.Our choice was limited, because we hadn't space for the 40cm width steps - the most common size on Amazon's great selection of steps (and just about everything else!).These steps are 35cm wide: a tight fit, but a fit, nonetheless.They're also reassuringly deep (front to back): some alternatives look too narrow.The assembly is child's-play, and the individual steps are robust.The downsides are the way the steps stick together. Velcro fastenings are fine but there should be velcro strips at the bottom and top of each step, not just at the bottom. We tried to compensate for the loose fastenings by adding weight inside each step, and using a small doorstop under the first step.Second downside is the price. It's comparable to the price of similar products but, considering the materials used, I think the price of this product could have been reduced by 50%, and the seller would still have made a decent profit.

Good sized steps, storage very handy, easy to put together and dog adapted to them quickly. Good value for money. I’ve had many sets of steps before and I rate these highly.

Though it says it is beige, it looks more cream so exactly like the pictures. Easy to assemble as you just put the Velcro parts together and put the board inside. I put my puppy’s spare food in it so it makes it heavier. It is easy for her to use. She is only 3.5 kg and can go up and down with ease without slipping. It does not create any strain with joints. Definitely good quality for the price. Functions well and looks great! .

I have 2 staffy crosses one is 14 and the other is 12 both of them love the stairs theyre a great size and great value for money, easy to assemble and as they double as storage boxes you can put heavy items in each one to make them abit more sturdy for any unsure dogs both my dogs are shy for different reasons around these sort of stairs one is clumsy and the other just doesnt like new things but as these stairs are a familiar size to regular stairs both the dogs love using them the boxes also velcro together for that added security so they dont seperate

Product arrived quickly and in perfect condition. My toy poodle now gets on the bed by herself. I’ve now got to teach her how to use stairs to get down. This isn’t as easy as teaching her how to get up. She still insists on jumping down. Will have to keep persevering.

Perfect for my old and arthritic Springer Spaniel who weighs 19kg.