• Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs
  • Folding dog stairs set up against a vehicle
  • Dog climbing the folding stairs into a car
  • Dog stairs folded flat for storage
  • Dog using the stairs instead of jumping down
  • Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs
  • Folding dog stairs set up against a vehicle
  • Dog climbing the folding stairs into a car
  • Dog stairs folded flat for storage
  • Dog using the stairs instead of jumping down
  • Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs
  • Folding dog stairs set up against a vehicle
  • Dog climbing the folding stairs into a car
  • Dog stairs folded flat for storage
  • Dog using the stairs instead of jumping down

Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs

Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs

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  • Holds up to 200 lb: big dogs, seniors and dogs recovering from surgery.
  • Non-slip tread on every single step.
  • Folds flat in seconds and lives in the back of the car.

4 steps | Holds up to 200 lb | Folds flat

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Zoomies Folding Dog Stairs

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Why owners pick stepsover a ramp.

Why owners pick steps

Holds Up to 200 lb

Rated for large breeds and homes with more than one dog.

Non-Slip Treads

A grippy surface on every step, on the way up and on the way down.

Folds Flat

Collapses in seconds and tucks behind a seat or against the side of the boot.

Wipes Clean

A damp cloth, a quick air dry, and it's ready to fold away.

Every Jump Down Lands on the Same Two Joints

Every Jump Down Lands on the Same Two Joints

The drop out of an SUV or a truck is close to a metre. The front elbows and shoulders take that impact first, on every single trip. A dog that hops in and out a few times a week lands on those same two joints hundreds of times a year. Older dogs, long-backed breeds and dogs recovering from surgery feel it soonest.

  • Takes the drop out of every trip, not just the odd one
  • Made for seniors, large breeds and recovering dogs
  • Saves your back too: no more lifting a heavy dog into the car
Folding dog stairs set up against a vehicle

Four Steps, Two Angles, Most Vehicles

Set it steep against a truck or SUV, or shallow against a lower car. The treads stay level either way, and that's what makes a dog trust it on the second try.

  • Non-slip tread on every step, up and down
  • Holds up to 200 lb (90 kg)
  • Steady on gravel, grass and tarmac
Folds Flat and Lives in the Car

Folds Flat and Lives in the Car

It folds in a couple of seconds and carries by the built-in handle. Folded, it stands against the side of the boot instead of taking up the floor space you just freed.

  • Folds in seconds with one hand
  • Built-in carry handle
  • Wipes clean with a damp cloth
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HowIt Works

Unfold It

Unfold It

Open the stairs and set them against your car door, boot or tailgate.

Let Them Climb

Let Them Climb

Your dog walks up and in at their own pace, one paw at a time. No jumping, no lifting.

Fold and Stow

Fold and Stow

When you're done, fold it flat and slide it into the back of the car until next time.

Unfold It

Unfold It

Open the stairs and set them against your car door, boot or tailgate.

Let Them Climb

Let Them Climb

Your dog walks up and in at their own pace, one paw at a time. No jumping, no lifting.

Fold and Stow

Fold and Stow

When you're done, fold it flat and slide it into the back of the car until next time.

Steps or a Ramp?

Both get your dog off the ground. Only one of them needs teaching. A ramp asks for a run-up and a steady nerve. Stairs are something your dog already knows how to use.

Zoomies Dog Stairs
A Ramp
Nothing new for your dog to learn
Folds flat in the car
Grip on every step, even when wet
Sets up in seconds
Rated for dogs up to 200 lb