Aldi is selling pet steps for £5.99 so small dogs can climb onto sofas or beds

Problem solved!

You can now buy little steps to aid small dogs and other animals climbing onto sofas and beds - and they are super cheap. If you are kind enough to let your animal sleep beside you, then you might have watched them struggle to get on the bed in the first place. Usually, the task entails lots of encouragement - and hopefully a can-do attitude from your pet. However thanks to popular supermarket chain Aldi, those days are over. [caption id="attachment_314187" align="alignnone" width="806"] Now your pooch can go wherever he/she wants/Via Aldi[/caption] Suitable for cats and dogs weighing up to 15kg, the Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs are specifically designed to help animals get to higher places without the usual whining and barking. The product description describes the product as "soft to the touch" and can easily be wiped clean. It adds: "Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs are perfect for assisting small pets in climbing and descending from higher levels." [caption id="attachment_314186" align="alignnone" width="758"] The stairs also collapse/Via Aldi[/caption] The stairs are also compact and lightweight, meaning you can move them as needed and they aren't a hindrance to conceal. Beneath the stairs, there is even enough space to store your pooch's favourite toys and treats. Posting to the Extreme Couponing & Bargains UK Facebook page, one shopper described the product as "ideal." The post itself has since received enormous likes, with most people agreeing that it solves the issue altogether. [caption id="attachment_314188" align="alignnone" width="842"] One happy customer called it "Ideal"/Via Aldi[/caption] "We have one for our little dog and she uses it every day," said one happy customer. Another joked: "Never mind pets I could do with one of these for myself."

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