Dog Steps

Dog Steps are a great way to give your dog easy access to furniture or cars. For dogs suffering from arthritis or hip dysplasia jumping on and off the bed can be pure torture. Dog steps eliminate the repeated trauma dogs experience in their joints every time they jump from a piece of furniture or out of a car. For dog owners dog steps eliminate the sore backs that they experience from lifting their dogs.

Here are some of our favorite Dog Steps

Dog Steps From Orvis

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Dog Steps for dog owners who want something beautiful for their home. We simply love these gorgeous solid hardwood dog steps. The steps have a storage drawer built right in, and the top tread lifts to reveal a storage compartment. Durable carpet treads allow for secure traction. Walnut finish, beveled edging detail.

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Ultra-lite Dog Steps

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We've heard wonderful things about these ultra-lite dog steps. Designed to help dogs reach intermediate heights. Place them next to a couch or bed and dogs can come and go as they please. It's also uniquely designed to help dogs access the back seat of an automobile, which can't be done with many dog ramps on the market today. Regular use saves wear-and-tear on your dog's joints and gives your dog the freedom to enjoy his favorite places.

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PetSTEP Pet Ramp and Accessories

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Not actually steps, but this is a lower cost alternative to the dog steps above. The HalfStep II ramp is 39" long X 17" Wide X 3.5" High. The HalfSTEP is ideal for side use of van/vehicle, couch or bed. The HalfSTEP is not long enough for the back of SUV/pickup. The ramp will hold up to 500 pounds of weight.

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