Collection: Stairs

Pet stairs and ramps as dog stairs, help a dog or cat reach the couch, bed or car without jumping, protecting their joints — especially for older, smaller or long-backed pets. The right choice suits your pet and the height they need to reach. Stairs suit smaller heights and confident pets; a dog ramp suits dogs who find steps awkward or need a gentle incline. Think about your pet's size, age, and what they're climbing to.

Why does a pet need stairs or a ramp?

Jumping up to and down from height puts stress on a pet's joints and spine, and stairs or a ramp remove that strain. They help an older or arthritic pet who struggles to jump, a small breed for whom the couch is a big leap, and long-backed breeds prone to spinal issues, where repeated jumping raises the risk. They also help a pet recovering from surgery or injury. Reaching the bed, couch or car becomes safe and easy. For any pet where jumping is a strain or a risk, stairs or a ramp protect their joints and back.

Stairs or a ramp?

The two suit different pets and heights:

• Pet stairs: a compact set of steps, good for reaching a bed or couch and for pets confident on steps. They take less floor space.
• Pet steps or ramp: a gentle incline with no steps, easier for dogs with poor mobility, very small legs or those who find steps awkward, and better as a dog ramp for car access.

Choose stairs for compact height and confident pets, or a ramp for a gentle, step-free incline.

What makes pet stairs safe?

Safety comes down to grip and stability. A non-slip surface on each step or the ramp stops paws sliding, which is the main hazard, and a non-slip base keeps the whole thing from moving as the pet climbs. The steps or incline should be a comfortable size for your pet's stride, and the height should match what they're reaching. For a nervous pet, a gentle gradient and a bit of coaxing with treats helps them learn to use it. Check the weight rating suits your pet. Non-slip steps and base, the right height, and a comfortable stride make pet stairs safe.

Common questions

Do dogs really need stairs?
They help older, arthritic, small or long-backed dogs reach the couch, bed or car without jumping, which strains joints and the spine. For these pets, stairs or a ramp protect their long-term mobility.

Stairs or a ramp for my dog?
Stairs suit confident pets and compact heights like a bed or couch; a ramp suits dogs with poor mobility, very short legs, or getting into a car, giving a gentle step-free incline.

How do I get my pet to use stairs?
Introduce them gently with treats and praise, guiding the pet up and down until they're confident. A non-slip surface and gentle gradient make it feel secure and easier to learn.

Are pet stairs sturdy enough for big dogs?
Check the weight rating against your dog — many suit small to medium pets, with sturdier ramps for larger dogs. Match the rating and step size to your pet's size and stride.

Can I pay for pet stairs with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our pet stairs and ramps start from $33, which is four fortnightly payments of about $8.25.

Complete your pet setup

Pet stairs pair with the rest of your setup. Add a bed to reach, a seat cover for the car, and a stroller for outings.

A $33 pet ramp splits into four fortnightly payments of $8.25 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.