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PawComfort 4-Step Pet Stairs, 18 Inch High Dog Steps for Bed, Grey Non-Slip Indoor Ramp for Small Dogs and Cats
$64.32
About This
- DIMENSIONS: 18 inches high with 4 steps, perfect for reaching beds, couches and other elevated surfaces - ideal for small dogs and cats
- STURDY DESIGN: Balanced construction provides stability and security for pets up to 30 pounds, with non-slip surface for confident climbing
- SPACE-SAVING: Compact footprint makes these steps ideal for indoor use while providing easy access to higher surfaces for your pets
- COMFORT FEATURES: Soft, padded steps with gentle incline reduce strain on pets' joints when climbing up or down
- EASY MAINTENANCE: Grey fabric cover is removable for convenient cleaning, while maintaining a stylish appearance in any room
- CARE INSTRUCTION - After removing the foam from the compression bag, please allow 24-48 hours for the foam to fully expand before use. Please note that the inner foam is not washable.
Overview
- Brand : MOREZZF
- Material : Plastic
- Color : Grey
- Product Dimensions : 23"D x 15"W x 18"H
- Assembly Required : Yes
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