4-Pack Wooden Dog Ramp for Stairs, Anti-Slip Pet Steps for Small Dogs with Carpet Surface, Low-Angled Pet Ramps for Staircase, Steps and Stairs Assist for Injured & Aged Pets, Stairs Ramp for Dogs

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• Protects Spine & Joints: The pet steps for small dogs features a gentle 25° slope and a top resting platform to reduce strain on your dog's back and knees. An essential aid for seniors small dogs, puppies, and breeds prone to IVDD, helping them navigate stairs safely and stay pain-free.
• Sturdy & Stable Design: Made from solid wood, this dog step supports up to 170 lbs (though designed for small dogs under 22 lbs). High-traction, anti-slip carpet provides secure footing, while EVA pads on the bottom prevent sliding and protect your floors.
• Check Fit In 30 Seconds: Dog Ramp Dimensions: 14.2"L x 10.8"W x 4.1"H. CRITICAL: For a stable fit, your stair tread MUST be at least 10.5" deep. A slight overhang of up to 0.3 inches is normal and has been tested to not affect stability. The ramp's 4.1" height is also intentionally lower to create a joint-friendly mini-step.
• Quick Assembly Required: Each dog ramp for stairs in your set is designed for easy and quick assembly. The tool you'll need for the 13 screws per ramp is included. PRO-TIP: To make building your 3-pack or 4-pack a breeze, we highly recommend using an electric screwdriver.
• Confidence In Every Step: The soft, high-friction carpet covers the entire surface of pet stairs for small dogs, gripping your dog's paws to provide secure footing. This helps build their confidence, making it easier for them to climb up and down without fear of slipping.
• A Gentle Start for Cautious Pups: Some dogs, especially seniors or those post-injury, need time to adjust. Our Pro-Tip: Start with just one steps for dogs on the bottom step. Use treats and praise to master it first, then gradually add more ramps as their confidence grows. Patience is key!