Use the CozyUp™ Folding Wood Pet Steps by PetSafe to give your furry best friend a boost! If your dog or cat isn’t quite tall enough to reach the bed or couch, or if you want to help protect their joints, these wooden stairs give your pets the freedom to get on and off furniture all by themselves.
The carpet tread, side-rails and nonskid feet allow even your most nervous pets to confidently walk up and down without fear of sliding or wobbling.
Between snuggle sessions, you can conveniently store the collapsible pet steps by folding them flat and sliding them under a piece of furniture. Your pet deserves the best. Trust PetSafe® to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
NOTE: Supervise your pet when they are using Folding Wood Pet Steps especially since they may require time to get acclimated to using the steps. Also, these steps are designed to be used only by pets.
The carpet tread, side-rails and nonskid feet allow even your most nervous pets to confidently walk up and down without fear of sliding or wobbling.
Between snuggle sessions, you can conveniently store the collapsible pet steps by folding them flat and sliding them under a piece of furniture. Your pet deserves the best. Trust PetSafe® to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
NOTE: Supervise your pet when they are using Folding Wood Pet Steps especially since they may require time to get acclimated to using the steps. Also, these steps are designed to be used only by pets.
Features Include:
- Independently tested for strength and durability
- Supports pets up to 200 lb
- Cherry wood finish
- Carpeted steps provide traction; Non-slip feet ensure stability
- See 'sizing chart' tab to find the best fit for your pet
- Some Light Assembly is required
- Prepare to spend up to an hour helping your pet get comfortable using the pet stairs.
- Timid pets may require more time and love before they find confidence using the stairs.
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An Important factor in selecting the Size of your 'Folding Wood Pet Steps' is the height of the surface you want your pet to have access to. Let this be your first measurement; then compare your measurement to the one in the Height column. Then check to see if your pet's weight is below the recommendation contained in the 'pet weight' column. |
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