Flexzion Plastic Pet Stairs: A Folding Step Ramp for Dogs, Cats, and Other Animals

Wanda Bulska: Utilisé pour faciliter la vie de mon chien

Canada on Jan 29, 2023

Michael: My cat name angel difficult jump window l realise that l choice order for angel need help when get and lm very pleased with it my cat angel happy climb over window look sweet l want said thank you very much 👍

United Kingdom on Jun 28, 2022

Diane W.: My dog was afraid to use the steps. I felt they were possibly not wide enough or perhaps too steep. Whatever the reason, I returned it when I could tell she would not be using it.

United States on Feb 13, 2022

Mike: It slides and skids very easily on flooring. Trying to figure out how to make it not slide forwards which in turn buckles the legs and causes it to collapse. Could cause injury if it doesn't get addressed somehow.

Canada on Feb 04, 2022

Bren: This product is as advertised, but did not meet my needs and did not work for my 20 lb pups. Turns out they want to put their entire body on a step before going to the next one, and this unit's steps are too narrow. Otherwise, seems to be a good product, and may work better for others.

United States on Jun 26, 2021

J.A.: I found these stairs to be just okay. First of all, the little pads on the bottom do nothing to hold it in place. It keeps slipping and sliding. You need to use double sided sticky tape and tape this to a mat to keep it from sliding around. Secondly, the back leg part is flimsy and wobbly. With a bit of precaution, I was able to make this work by taping it to a mat, and pushing it against my dog's couch. However, I couldn't use it for them to get on the bed because it didn't brace well and was wobbly. These are flimsy so buy at your own risk.

Canada on Jun 09, 2021

Margarita: I bought this for our 65lbs black lab who's having a hard time getting into our Highlander. After a few training tries, she adjusted to it and the stairs work well. I lean it against the bumper (it is nice that the item is plastic and does not leave marks), but still have to stabilize it to make sure she doesn't kick it off. It happened during our first couple of tries. I like the size and lightweight, I just fold it and store it in the back. I think if it is wide enough and sturdy enough for my dog, it will work for smaller pets really well. But I would not use it for a larger dog.

United States on Aug 03, 2020

Beverly Pressgrove: Fast shipping, well packaged! Set up next to bed so Corgi puppy could climb onto our bed. Had to put treats on the steps to encourage puppy to climb! Going down was easier for him. Cats enjoy as well as they are getting older. Easily folded and put away when not in use. 5 star rating!*****

United States on Dec 16, 2019

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: These stairs are exactly what we needed for our senior dog to get onto our bed. I chose them because of the sturdiness and also being able to fold them up and store away during the day. Compared to what else is available, they're 1 of the best for quality and price. However, really when you look at it.. it's quite expensive for hard plastic and some fuzzy stickers for the stairs. And I'm not one to usually care about colour, but the beige is NOT beige at all. It's more pink/beige and hideous to be honest. Figured I should include that for anyone else just in case. They're very ugly, but do the job!

Canada on Nov 14, 2019

cato22: Overall a wonderful product! I got these stairs so that my senior Pekingese can get up on the bed without my help. He can only jump so high and due to his breed, he has a history of back problems. I’ve been looking for stairs for him for a while, but haven’t really found what I was looking for until I found these. My boyfriend and I move around a lot so we try to find things that will take up minimal space and are easily portable. The fact that the stairs can fold up makes them ideal for this. They are also surprisingly sturdy. The only issues i had were the height of the stairs and getting my dog to use them at first, but these have nothing to do with the product itself. I should’ve taken a closer look at the dimensions and measured the height of my bed because there’s still about a foot distance between the top step and the top of my bed. Luckily my dog hasn’t had a problem getting from the top step to the bed because he can jump the distance, but I could see this being an issue for other dogs. It also took a little bit of coaxing to get him to use the stairs for the first couple days (we resorted to treats), but he’s been using them pretty consistently on his own...

United States on Aug 16, 2018