Wooden Dog Steps
Having wooden steps for your beloved canine friend can be the perfect way to allow them easy access to the couch or bed. Short-legged breeds, senior dogs, or dogs prone to injuries from jumping can all greatly benefit from using dog steps to get up and down from their favorite spots.
Elegant and Stylish Wooden Dog Steps
$229.99 $249.99
Elegant and Stylish Wooden Dog Steps
Archie & Oscar™
$229.99 $249.99
For a more elegant look in your home, these 17" high stairs deliver a classic staircase look. The stairs have a 5.5" rise, making them perfect for even small dogs, and the overall weight is 32 pounds, so you can be sure it's highly stable and won't wobble under your dog's weight.
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Available in three wood colors, including cherry, dark walnut, and American oak, these lovely steps with a 15" by 26" footprint add class to any room of your home. The thick carpeting on each step provides complete slip-free security for even timid, senior, or injured dogs for easy and safe use.
Similar to DIY Dog Steps for Bed Access
$53.34 $67.99
Similar to DIY Dog Steps for Bed Access
New Cat Condos
$53.34 $67.99
Covered in thick plush carpeting, these steps are perfect for dogs and cats alike. When not used as access stairs by your dog, they can make a wonderful perch for your cat to lounge on. Made from solid wood, these steps measure 20" by 20" square and are 20" high. The overall weight is a sturdy 26 pounds.
Deluxe Wooden Dog Steps for Seniors
$123.99 $184.99
Deluxe Wooden Dog Steps for Seniors
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$123.99 $184.99
Found in measurements of 22" or 25" tall, this hand-crafted pet staircase is perfect for senior dogs having ease of access to sofas, couches, and beds. Made from solid wood, these steps weigh just 17 pounds and have a 5-inch rise between steps, which is accessible for senior dogs and dogs with injuries or arthritis.
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Assembly is needed with this staircase, but it is simple, and everything is included. Once assembled, it makes an attractive-looking classic-style staircase for your living room or bedroom. And it can support up to 200 pounds, making it perfectly suitable for small pampered lap dogs and massive spoiled Great Danes.
Three Step Pine Wooden Dog Steps
Three Step Pine Wooden Dog Steps
Tucker Murphy Pet™
This access furniture can be changed from 3-steps to a gentle ramp to suit your dog's preferences. The steps have a 6.3-inch rise, and the overall measurement of the piece is 18" by 21" and 34" high. It's perfect for dogs up to 150 pounds.
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These stairs are simple but highly versatile. The solid pine construction has each step covered in a non-slip cotton wrap for safety and security. These steps weigh just 12 pounds which lets you set them up for your dog to jump up on the bed and easily fold them away when not being used.
Simplistic Folding Wooden Pet Steps
Simplistic Folding Wooden Pet Steps
Tucker Murphy Pet™
Simple to look at yet highly versatile for dogs of all sizes, these solid wood foldable steps can be used by dogs up to 200 pounds. They are 24" high with a 16" by 20" footprint and include four non-slip carpet-covered steps to help your senior or arthritic dog access the sofa or bed to snuggle with their favorite human.
Buying Guide
From fancy feeding stations to designer crate furniture, Peyton knows how to ensure comfort to your furry companion without compromising on the aesthetics of your home.
Wooden dog steps are made to help dogs access large home furniture like couches and beds. If you're a dog owner yourself, then you know exactly why we want our best friends to feel special all the time. We want them to spend time with us as much as possible.
A dog is man's best friend so it’s understandable why the market is currently riddled with wooden dog steps in different heights, sizes, quality, and style. Also, dog steps can be helpful when a dog is still a puppy as it needs to go up and down beds without injuring itself or falling. So, how does a pet owner determine which staircase is the best for a dog? That's what we'll discuss below.
We suggest you choose high-quality pet steps from reputable manufacturers as they test their products whether each of them compensates the pressure a dog exerts when it's ascending and descending beds or elevated places.
The weight of your dog plays a huge role when you're determining the steps appropriate for your furry friend. Steps have limitations in terms of carrying capacity, so you can narrow your search down by checking the ability of products in supporting your dog's weight.
You'd also need to be conscious regarding the materials used in constructing pet staircases. For lightweight, small breed dogs, softwood like pine and redwood are good options for materials. They're also great for arthritic dogs or a pet with joint pain.
For large breed dogs weighing over 100 lbs., softwood won't be able to do the trick as it can't handle the weight of heavier dogs. They also won't inspire confidence in dogs. If you have a large dog, go for dog steps that are made of hardwood as they're denser and more durable.
The key components that need to be paid attention to are the following: the depth of the steps, the width of the steps, and the height of the steps. Each step's height should be approximately 6 to 8 inches. As for each step's depth, most dogs prefer roomy and deep steps as they're easier to climb. Also, dogs are simply afraid of narrow steps. The depth that's right for all sizes of dogs is from 10-12 inches.
Selecting the correct size is key. It's vital that you're knowledgeable about the size of steps fitting for your pet. Otherwise, the steps will just make it physically harder for your Fido to go up and down the stairs. Also, your dog will just jump to access your bed, so you would no longer have any use for the steps. To avoid this costly mistake, do your research and find out the size of pet steps that's appropriate for your dog.
We've done our research and we've found out that the reason why dog steps are returned to sellers is because dog owners don't read the product descriptions that talk about measurements. Some don't take the time to measure their dogs as well. Be a smart buyer and follow all the tips we've mentioned above.
