A soft foam staircase that sits flush against a bed, sofa, or armchair so your pet can climb up and down on their own. The gentle slope and dense foam give steady footing, which matters most for small breeds, older pets, and anyone who shouldn't be jumping down from height.
Key Features
Sits flush against furniture — Designed to rest directly against the edge of a bed or sofa so there's no gap to slip into.
Dense, steady foam — Pure high-density foam holds its shape under weight instead of collapsing mid-step.
Low-angle slope — A gentler climb than jumping, which is easier on ageing joints.
Four heights — 2-step fits furniture up to 13", 3-step up to 17", 4-step up to 21", 5-step up to 24".
Removable washable cover — Bonded fleece cover comes off for hand or machine washing.
Choosing a Size
Measure the height of your furniture from the floor to the top of the mattress or cushion — not the frame — and pick the step count that matches:
Steps
Suits furniture up to
2
13" (33 cm)
3
17" (43 cm)
4
21" (53 cm)
5
24" (61 cm)
Getting Your Pet to Use Them
Most pets don't take to stairs immediately. Place the stairs flush against the furniture, lure your pet up and down with a treat a few times a day, and let them get used to the surface before expecting them to use it alone.
Foam stairs are a comfort and access aid, not a medical device. They can reduce the impact of jumping, but they do not treat arthritis, hip dysplasia, or any joint condition. If your pet is limping, reluctant to move, or in pain, see your veterinarian. Supervise until your pet is confident, and keep the stairs on a non-slip floor.
