Helping dogs and cats is our passion. When you buy a pet step or ramp, we donate a generous portion of our profits to a stray rescue in St. Louis
This business was started sum 5 years ago for our late k9 friend Max. Max was a Boxer/ Pit bull mix. We adopted Max from a rescue when he was just a pup.
Our boy Max was abused by his original owner and apparently was kicked so hard his back leg broke in two. Max had a titanium pin inserted into the bones in his leg that was never to be removed.
Max did well his entire life with the pin in his leg but always had trouble jumping up and down from his favorite resting spot.
As time progressed and Max got older eventually our boy was not able to make the leap up onto our bed any longer. Being what any loving dog owner would do I went to my local big box pet store to purchase a quality set of steps for our dear friend.
To my surprise (not really) the steps I was finding were cheap, plastic, unsightly and certainly not suitable for my 70 pound companion.
It didn't take me but 2 minutes to realize I was not going to find a "quality" flight of steps for a dog max's size.
The next step was easy. (No pun intended) I have been a carpenter and a woodworker my entire life. So I went home and built a flight of steps large enough and sturdy enough that my boy was comfortable climbing up and down.
One thing lead to another. Next thing I knew my mom wanted one, then my sister asked for one for her pup, then her friend inquired and I built one for her. Soon it was a hobby that was fun a little profitable and most important was helping our furry friends.
That was close to 6 years ago. My best friend has passed on now :0( but my passion for helping pets has grown stronger.
I honestly do not do this near as much for the money as I do for the stories I receive about how I have helped someone's furry friend.
I maybe 6'1 and 220 pounds but when it comes to helping loveable, innocent, tail wagging friends I have a soft spot in my heart the size of Texas.
I would love nothing more than to help you and your fur baby if your in need of one of my products.
Thank you and Dog Bless!
Steve and Vicki Steinhauer
Our boy Max was abused by his original owner and apparently was kicked so hard his back leg broke in two. Max had a titanium pin inserted into the bones in his leg that was never to be removed.
Max did well his entire life with the pin in his leg but always had trouble jumping up and down from his favorite resting spot.
As time progressed and Max got older eventually our boy was not able to make the leap up onto our bed any longer. Being what any loving dog owner would do I went to my local big box pet store to purchase a quality set of steps for our dear friend.
To my surprise (not really) the steps I was finding were cheap, plastic, unsightly and certainly not suitable for my 70 pound companion.
It didn't take me but 2 minutes to realize I was not going to find a "quality" flight of steps for a dog max's size.
The next step was easy. (No pun intended) I have been a carpenter and a woodworker my entire life. So I went home and built a flight of steps large enough and sturdy enough that my boy was comfortable climbing up and down.
One thing lead to another. Next thing I knew my mom wanted one, then my sister asked for one for her pup, then her friend inquired and I built one for her. Soon it was a hobby that was fun a little profitable and most important was helping our furry friends.
That was close to 6 years ago. My best friend has passed on now :0( but my passion for helping pets has grown stronger.
I honestly do not do this near as much for the money as I do for the stories I receive about how I have helped someone's furry friend.
I maybe 6'1 and 220 pounds but when it comes to helping loveable, innocent, tail wagging friends I have a soft spot in my heart the size of Texas.
I would love nothing more than to help you and your fur baby if your in need of one of my products.
Thank you and Dog Bless!
Steve and Vicki Steinhauer