Dachshund climbing gray foam pet steps beside a cream sofa

The Gentle Climb | Curved Foam Dog Steps

5 Steps
$94.84
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Dachshund climbing gray foam pet steps beside a cream sofa
  • Dachshund climbing gray foam pet steps beside a cream sofa
  • French bulldog using gray foam dog steps to reach a bed
  • Three-, four-, and five-step foam pet stairs with height and size comparisons
  • Corgi walking down gray foam dog steps with fabric, foam, and base detail insets
  • Removable dog stair cover shown being washed in a washing machine
  • Corgi walking down gray foam dog steps with fabric, foam, and base detail insets
  • Dog using gray foam pet stairs with joint-support feature callouts
  • Foam pet stairs unpacking diagram showing expansion before use
  • Corgi on five-step gray foam pet stairs beside an orange cat
  • Dachshund climbing gray foam pet steps beside a cream sofa
  • French bulldog using gray foam dog steps to reach a bed
  • Three-, four-, and five-step foam pet stairs with height and size comparisons
  • Corgi walking down gray foam dog steps with fabric, foam, and base detail insets
  • Removable dog stair cover shown being washed in a washing machine
  • Corgi walking down gray foam dog steps with fabric, foam, and base detail insets
  • Dog using gray foam pet stairs with joint-support feature callouts
  • Foam pet stairs unpacking diagram showing expansion before use
  • Corgi on five-step gray foam pet stairs beside an orange cat
The Gentle Climb | Curved Foam Dog Steps

The Gentle Climb | Curved Foam Dog Steps

$94.84
$94.84 $0.00
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Their favorite spot, a little easier to reach. The Gentle Climb uses curved, high-density foam steps to give small dogs a more gradual route up to furniture—and back to being close to you.

Choose from three-, four-, or five-step options to suit your space. The foam construction and non-slip design are intended for indoor use. Check the dimensions and your furniture height before ordering.

While steps may reduce the need to jump, they cannot prevent back injuries or IVDD. Supervise your dog and follow your veterinarian's guidance for dogs with back problems.

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