The Petpalooza Giveaway is sponsored by Solvit and Hosted by Mom Does Reviews
If you have a small pet or perhaps a senior pet, then you know they sometimes have trouble getting up onto their favorite cushy place! Any hard spot for all pets to manage is getting into vehicles. Well, we have the perfect solution in the Solvit PupSTEP Plus Pet Stairs! They look nice and they are super handy to help our 4-legged friends out! Check them out below and then enter for your chance to win these pawsome steps!
About Solvit’s PupSTEP + Plus pet stairs:
The PupSTEP + Plus pet stairs offer the perfect combination of Value + Performance + Styling…
Solvit’s PupSTEP + Plus pet stairs are an economical way to help pets reach their favorite places. Their modern styling blends well in any décor.
Super lightweight at only 5 lbs, the unique construction of these stairs supports over 120 lbs. There is no assembly required, and they fold down for easy storage. Safety siderails are built into the design so your pet can climb up and down with confidence. Perfect size for couches or beds, and non-skid feet are included. The stairs can also be used for pets needing help into vehicles.
Be sure to read Pam’s Review on Mom Does Reviews HERE.
ENTER TO WIN!
One lucky reader will win
Solvit PupSTEP Plus Stairs ($60 arv)!
The giveaway is open to US only, 18+
The giveaway ends 4/5 at 1159p est
Be sure to come back daily for more chances to win.
Good Luck Y’all!
Terry
Wednesday 5th of April 2017
Yes, the pets have trouble because my bed is so high. This would be a perfect solution for the pets. Yes, they get to sleep with me.
Linda Sturgeon
Wednesday 5th of April 2017
I have a doxie and a yorkie poo that really need steps and yes they sleep with me in fact the doxie is in the chair with me now.
Jerry Marquardt
Wednesday 5th of April 2017
My kitty uses his claws to get up if I don't make it easy for him, so the Solvit PupSTEP Plus Stairs would be a great feature to have and own
AEKZ2
Wednesday 5th of April 2017
My dog is allowed on any of my furniture. She's too tiny to jump up on my bed, though.
Philip Lawrence
Wednesday 5th of April 2017
We let our dog up on the couch but no longer on the bed since he is getting too old to make it up there.