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Curved Foam Dog Stairs for Small Dogs – 3, 4 or 5 Steps
Curved Foam Dog Stairs for Small Dogs – 3, 4 or 5 Steps
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£48.00 GBP
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£75.00 GBP
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These curved foam dog stairs offer a gradual, wave-shaped route to sofas, chairs and beds, with three heights for small dogs and pets that find repeated jumping difficult.







Key features and practical benefits
- Curved step profile: Rounded transitions create a gentler route than steep, square-edged steps.
- Three height options: Select 3, 4 or 5 steps after measuring the furniture landing height.
- High-density foam: The polyurethane core supports everyday climbing while remaining softer than rigid steps.
- Washable outer cover: The removable polyester cover simplifies routine cleaning; the foam core should be kept dry.
Dimensions and product details
| 3-step size | 39 × 56 × 40 cm; net weight 1.56 kg |
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| 4-step size | 39 × 71 × 50 cm; net weight 2.57 kg |
| 5-step size | 39 × 85 × 56 cm; net weight 3.48 kg |
| Materials | Polyurethane foam and polyester textiles |
| Colour | Grey |
| Included | Foam dog stairs and instructions |
How to choose and use it
Measure furniture height and available floor length before choosing. Place the stairs squarely against a stable landing surface on a clean, level floor. Introduce the route with calm, supervised practice and stop if the pet slips, hesitates repeatedly or shows discomfort.
Before first use
- Check every component against the included-parts list and assemble it according to the supplied instructions.
- Inspect fixings, fabric, doors, zips, wheels or frames as applicable before each use; stop using the product if damaged.
- Confirm the selected variant, measurements and available space before ordering. Size labels are not standard between products.
Frequently asked questions
How many steps do I need?
Choose the model that reaches closest to the furniture surface while fitting the available floor space.
Do the stairs treat joint problems?
No. They are an access aid, not a medical device. Ask a vet for advice if a pet has pain or reduced mobility.
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