Pet Gear Easy Step II Extra Wide Pet Stairs, 2-step/for cats and dogs up to 200-pounds, Tan
The Easy Step II Extra Wide Pet Stair has wide, deep steps to give larger dogs the ability to get their entire body on each platform and comfortably climb the stairs. The innovative incline of each step reduces the amount of stairs needed to climb eliminating stress on your pet. The carpet tread removes easily and is machine washable. The stair easily snaps together (no tools required). Suitable for pets up to 200-Pounds.
Product Features
Wider and deeper stair landings for medium and large dogs
Carpet tread removes easily and is machine washable
Rubber grippers on bottom keep step secure and in place
English Bulldog approved! Exactly what we were looking for! This step is wider version of the Step II (Pet Gear Easy Step II Pet Stairs, 2-step/for Cats and Dogs up to 75-pounds). We tried the original Step II first, and while my dog was under the weight limit, we didn’t think about the width – and this matters for our bulldog who’s stance is much wider than an average 50 pound dog. This “extra wide” version is 6 inches wider and it’s perfect! I also love that this step is easy to move, light, but still…
Excellent for Large Breed Dog, doesn’t take up space and Light Weight. I’ve waited over a month to write this review. After searching for ramps and steps I took a chance on the Pet Gear Easy Step II Extra Wide in hope that my dog would be comfortable using it. The specifics are: the dog is a large breed, 112lb 9 month old puppy (Irish Wolfhound) and the car is BMW X5. We stopped lifting the puppy into the back passenger seats at 6 months…she was getting too heavy. However we didn’t want her to jump out on her own as the height is over 3 ft. and the tender…
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English Bulldog approved! Exactly what we were looking for! This step is wider version of the Step II (Pet Gear Easy Step II Pet Stairs, 2-step/for Cats and Dogs up to 75-pounds). We tried the original Step II first, and while my dog was under the weight limit, we didn’t think about the width – and this matters for our bulldog who’s stance is much wider than an average 50 pound dog. This “extra wide” version is 6 inches wider and it’s perfect! I also love that this step is easy to move, light, but still…
Excellent for Large Breed Dog, doesn’t take up space and Light Weight. I’ve waited over a month to write this review. After searching for ramps and steps I took a chance on the Pet Gear Easy Step II Extra Wide in hope that my dog would be comfortable using it. The specifics are: the dog is a large breed, 112lb 9 month old puppy (Irish Wolfhound) and the car is BMW X5. We stopped lifting the puppy into the back passenger seats at 6 months…she was getting too heavy. However we didn’t want her to jump out on her own as the height is over 3 ft. and the tender…