Non-Slip Dog Stairs for Beds & Couches — 3 Step
3-Step / Light Grey
$99.99
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$99.99
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Non-Slip Dog Stairs for Beds & Couches — 3 Step
$99.99
Sale price
$99.99
Regular price
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Free US shipping on orders over $70 · 30-day returns · Orders processed in 1–2 business days
Repeated jumping on and off beds, sofas, and cars puts real strain on joints, hips, and spines — especially for small, senior, or recovering dogs. These stairs turn that jump into an easy, steady climb.
Why it works
- High-density foam steps for stable, comfortable footing
- Non-slip base plus 8 anti-slip stickers keep the stairs firmly in place
- Removable, machine-washable cover for easy cleaning
- No assembly required — just unbox and allow 48 hours for the foam to fully expand before use
Dimensions
| Height | Length | Width | Steps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13.5" | 18" | 14.5" | 3 |
Best suited for small dogs and cats reaching sofas, beds, or other low furniture. Note: do not machine wash the foam itself — cover only.
Shipping & delivery
Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and typically arrive within 5–8 business days. You'll get a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships. Shipping is free on US orders over $70.
30-day returns
If it isn't right for your dog, you have 30 days after delivery to request a return. Email support@everwagseniormobility.com with your order number and we'll walk you through it. See our full return policy.
Sizing help
Check the size details in the description and measure your dog before ordering. If your dog is between sizes or near the top of a range, email us your dog's measurements and breed and we'll help you choose.
Questions about your dog's needs?
We're happy to help you figure out which product fits your dog's situation. Email support@everwagseniormobility.com — we aim to reply within 24–48 hours. For medical concerns, your veterinarian is always the best first call.