About Dog Stairlift

Dog Stairlift is a short guide for owners whose dog has begun to find the stairs at home difficult. The guide describes real products, starting with a lift harness and going up to a powered pet stair lift. Sizes and prices come from the manufacturers and dealers that publish them.

The Business Behind the Website

Hartley Products LLC, 400 South Hope Street, Suite 800, Los Angeles, CA 90071, United States, is the publisher of this site.

The Request Form, Explained

On some pages, the form works as a lead service. Sending it means your details go to a single stair lift or ramp installer serving your ZIP code, and that business may then contact you with a quote. Installation is not part of what we do. You will not be charged to send a request or to use the site. The form sits on the home page, the ramp pages, the powered lift page and the older dog page: get a quote from a local installer.

The Guides: What They Are, and What They Are Not

For dog owners, the guides offer general information. The guides are not veterinary advice, and no one on the site examines your dog. A veterinarian should see your dog if it is in pain, starts losing control of its legs, or suddenly refuses the stairs.

Contact

Send questions, price corrections or privacy requests to [email protected].