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Protect His Joints Before You See the Signs, with The Lapside Stairs
Don’t wait for the first bad landing. Soft, steady foam steps that keep him climbing to the couch, the bed, and every spot beside you, for all his years.
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Where will he use them? Couch → 2-Step. Standard bed → 3-Step. Tall bed → 4-Step.
2-Step: 15.7 in long × 15.7 in wide × 12.2 in high. Small dogs up to 22 lb.
3-Step: 22.8 in long × 16.1 in wide × 13.8 in high. Dogs up to 55 lb.
4-Step: 28.3 in long × 16.1 in wide × 17.7 in high. Big dogs up to 130 lb.
Not sure? Measure from the floor to the top of your couch seat or mattress, then pick the closest height. In doubt? Go one size up. Gentler steps beat steeper ones, every time.
Most dogs walk up on day one. Some need a few weeks, and that’s fine: you get 90 full days. No countdown, no rush.
If he never takes to them, message us anytime: full refund. No forms. No hoops.
Free shipping on orders $200+. Under $200, standard shipping is $9.95.
Ships within 1 to 3 business days. Arrives in 7 to 12.
Track your order anytime from your confirmation email.
He stands at the couch and looks up, waiting.
The jump he made a thousand times is now the jump he hesitates on.
You hear the thud at 3am and your stomach drops.
So you lift him. Again. Fifteen times a day.
He never stopped wanting to be next to you. He just needs a better way up.
Or maybe he's not there yet.
Maybe he's young and long-backed, a Dachshund or a Corgi built low to the ground since day one: the kind of dog whose joints work harder on every jump, whether he shows it or not. Protecting a body like that starts before the first hard landing, not after.
Three parts working as one system, so he trusts it on the first step.
Steps sized to real joints, not just real furniture. Shorter, easier, gentler on the way up and the way down.
A firm foam core that holds its shape under his weight instead of sinking. That's the part that decides whether he actually uses them.
Grip across the whole base. It stays where you put it, on hardwood, tile or carpet.
Coming down off a bed or a couch, a dog absorbs the landing with his front legs. A hard landing can send up to 4.6x his body weight through them.* He does it several times a day, every day, for years.
Low, even steps take that impact out of his routine. He walks down instead of dropping down.
Joint or spinal surgery for a jumping injury runs into the thousands, wherever you live. Spread the cost of a set of Lapside stairs over the years he'll use them daily, and it lands around 12 cents a day.
*Estimated peak force through a dog's front legs on a hard landing versus a gradual, low-rise step, based on veterinary biomechanics references on canine joint loading.
We tried a ramp last spring. She sniffed it once and never went near it again, so I ordered these with zero confidence. First night she just stared at them from the floor. Second night I was brushing my teeth and heard her go up on her own. I came out with the toothbrush still in my mouth to check I hadn't imagined it. Every night since.
Every dachshund owner hears the same warnings about their backs. I'd rather spend the money now than find out the hard way. He treats them like a slide, which wasn't the plan, but he's using them.
He could get down fine, never back up. So every night, I was the elevator. Two weeks in and he does the whole thing himself. I didn't realize how much I'd been dreading bedtime until it stopped.
Our old set sank under her back foot and she stopped using it within a week. These don't move. Same dog, completely different reaction.
Well made, she uses them, no complaints there. But our bed is taller than I thought and the top step sits well short of the mattress. She manages, it just means a bit of a hop at the end. Measure it properly instead of eyeballing it like I did.
No issues with the stairs themselves, she goes up and down without thinking about it. The fabric does grab white fur though. I keep a lint roller next to them now. It's washable so it's more annoying than a real problem.
Exactly as described. She was using them the same day.
She's up two or three times a night for water. It was never the noise that woke me, it was the whole mattress moving when she jumped down. Now I don't feel her leave. My husband hasn't noticed a thing, which tells you everything.
Sturdy and soft, does the job.
Bought these for her. Turns out they were for my back.
Nice quality, looks good next to the bed.
Vet said no jumping after her surgery and I had no idea how that was going to work with a dog who's slept on our bed since she was a puppy. She figured them out by day two. We never had to shut her out of the room, which I'd been dreading more than the surgery itself.
My little guy loves them. Would buy again.
Four days of her walking around them like they were furniture. I'd already looked up the return policy. Day five she went up like she'd been doing it forever. If yours is stubborn, give it longer than you think.
Perfect height for our couch.
No more helping her up. That's it really.
Good stairs. Took a couple of days for him to trust them.
Cover washed fine, no shrinking.
Well made and the cover comes off easily for washing.
Heavier than I thought, which is a good thing.
Arrived quick, no complaints.
She sleeps on the top step sometimes instead of using it.
Does what it says. A bit firmer than I expected, which is fine.
Worth it.
Second one, this time for the lounge. Works great.
Bought for our senior lab. No issues so far.
Great for our old girl.
Colour matches our couch better than I hoped.
Solid, doesn't slide around on the floorboards.
Sturdy enough that both dogs use it.
Took him a day or two but he's fine with them now.
Quick delivery, well packaged.
Looks better than I expected.
Simple and it works.
My dog uses them every day.
Honestly the cat uses them more than the dog.
Good size for a smaller dog.
Not much to say, they do what they should. Bit bulky in a small room.
Easy to move from room to room.
Would recommend.
Third week, still going strong.
Good buy. Wish I'd realised sooner how much she needed one.
Cover started pilling a bit after a month of daily use. Stairs themselves are fine.
He runs up them now. Did not expect that.
Does the job, nothing more to add.
Most dogs walk up on day one. Some need a few weeks, and that's fine: you get 90 full days. No countdown, no rush.
If he never takes to them, message us anytime: full refund. No forms. No hoops.
You're not betting on your dog. We are.
One for the bed, one for the couch. That's just where dogs live: the bed is usually the higher, harder jump, and the couch is the one he asks for every evening.
Cover both spots and bundle & save.
One day, the jump will be too much. With the stairs already there, he'll never have to find that out.
Most dogs do on day one: the steps are low, wide, soft, and stable, closer to furniture than equipment. For hesitant dogs, your free 3-Day First-Climb Method walks you through it treat by treat. And you have 90 full days, no rush: if he never takes to them, full refund.
Match the top step to the surface: 2-Step for couches, 3-Step for standard beds, 4-Step for tall beds. When in doubt, go one size up.
The shape is easy to copy, the core isn't. Most foam steps use soft sponge that sinks and tips underfoot, which is why so many dogs refuse to climb them. Ours is a high-density core with a full-grip base: it doesn't move, so he trusts it.
Each size is built for a different dog: the 2-Step holds small dogs up to 22 lb, the 3-Step up to 55 lb, and the 4-Step is built for big dogs up to 130 lb, Labs, Goldens and German Shepherds included. Over 130 lb? Message us first and we will tell you straight whether it is the right fit for him.
Yes. The low rise and gentle slope suit older cats who have stopped jumping onto beds and window spots. Many cats prefer it to steep pet steps.
No. The base is full-coverage grip material. Hardwood, tile, carpet: it stays where you put it.
Orders ship within 1 to 3 business days and arrive in 7 to 12 days. Free shipping on orders $200+. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.
Unzip the cover, machine wash cold, air dry. Ten seconds off, ten seconds back on.
Especially for him. Long-backed breeds put more strain on their spine with every jump, which is why the steps are roughly half the height of standard pet stairs: he walks up in small, level strides instead of climbing or leaping. The 4-Step reaches beds with the gentlest incline of all.
Many dogs use them during recovery, since the low rise takes the jump out of getting on the couch or bed. Every recovery is different though, so follow your vet’s guidance on when climbing is okay for him.
