Little legs and big climbs aren’t usually compatible, which is why they often need a lift up from time to time.
As most animal lovers will tell you, our pets are our best friends, but while not everyone is that fond of having them climb on furniture, for those who don’t mind it, or even actively encourage it, budget supermarket retailer Aldi is selling some handy pet stairs, and there’s probably more benefits to them than you initially realised.
Suitable for cats and small dogs up to 15kg, the Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs are specially-designed to help them get up and down from higher levels.
According to the product description on the Aldi website, with fabric that’s soft to the touch and can easily be wiped clean, the Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs are perfect for assisting small pets in climbing and descending from higher levels.
They’re compact, lightweight, and incredibly-easy to relocate when required.
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The steps part can also be removed too, and then underneath, there’s also some great storage space to store all of their favourite toys.
The Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs are specially-designed to help them get up and down from higher levels / Credit: Aldi UK & Ireland
The best bit? The stairs have recently been reduced to the bargain price of £5.99.
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One happy shopper shared the pet stairs in a post to the ever popular Extreme Couponing & Bargains UK group on Facebook this week, and it went on to amass thousands of likes and comments from other pet owners keen to get their hands on the cute invention for their four-legged friends.
The shopper explained that her dog struggles to get down from her bed as it’s too high, and so the stairs have been “ideal”.
Commenting on the post, one shopper agreed: “We have one for our little dog and she uses it every day”, while another shopper joked: “Never mind pets I could do with one of these for myself.”
People looking to grab the pet stairs will need to keep their eyes peeled and their fingers crossed as they head on down to their nearest Aldi store, and you can check the opening times of your local branch via the Store Finder here.
You can grab the Pet Collection Plush Pet Stairs from the Aldi website here.
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Tyson Fury has announced he is returning to boxing yet again
Danny Jones
Tyson Fury has confirmed that he will once again be returning to the boxing ring for what feels like the umpteenth time.
Honestly, he’s come in and out of retirement so many times now that we’ve genuinely started to lose count at this point…
The Manc fighter last ‘retired’ back in January 2025, so it’s only fitting that, quite literally, almost exactly 12 months on from his last sabbatical, ‘The Gyspy King’ is making another comeback.
Sharing the almost entirely expected news at this point on social media, Fury said: “2026 is [the] year. Return of the Mac. Been away for a while, but I’m back now, 37 years old and still punching. Nothing better to do than punch men in the face and get paid for it.”
Even prior to his own announcement, the Wythenshawe-born boxer had shared multiple updates online about ‘sharpening the edge’ following his hiatus.
Earlier this month, he posted another video of himself sparring along with a caption that read: “This is how I spent my New Year. Grinding and working my ass off!
“Couldn’t think of anything better to do than this! Great things come to those who work hard. All in the name of Jesus, Little by little, on the daily, we keep climbing.”
Another clip of him hitting the punchbag with fight coaches and other members of his entourage has also surfaced online.
There’s no question that he’s still one of the biggest pugilists on the planet, but not everyone is convinced he’s tacked on the right kind of mass.
Fury often piles on weight between bouts and has fought plenty with size on his side, too.
He notably trimmed down to one of his lightest competitive statures ever for the first fight against heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, but even bulking back up wasn’t enough to secure victory.
As for his next opponent, the expectation of a third fight against Usyk is there somewhere down the line, but many feel this could also be the time we finally get to see Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua.
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Ruben Amorim has been sacked by Manchester United
Danny Jones
Ruben Amorim has officially been sacked by Manchester United.
The Portuguese head coach managed more than a year in charge of the Red Devils, but following a bad record overall, not to mention a blockbuster interview over the weekend, they have now parted ways.
Now fully confirmed by the club itself, Amorim’s 14-month stint as Man United boss is over, and an interim manager has already been put in place.
Writing in an official statement, MUFC said: “Ruben Amorim has departed his role as Head Coach of Manchester United.
“Ruben was appointed in November 2024 and led the team to a UEFA Europa League Final in Bilbao in May.
“With Manchester United sitting sixth in the Premier League, the club’s leadership has reluctantly made the decision that it is the right time to make a change. This will give the team the best opportunity of the highest possible Premier League finish.
“The club would like to thank Ruben for his contribution to the club and wishes him well for the future.”
For many supporters, it was abundantly clear that an ultimatum was likely, if not already imminent, after his visibly frustrated post-match press conference following the 1-1 draw against Leeds.
There were already reports of growing friction between Amorim and the director of football, Jason Wilcox, and his bombshell quotes on Sunday, 4 December, only added fuel to the fire.
In case you haven’t seen it, you can see the clip in question down below.
United have also confirmed that former player Darren Fletcher will be leading out the squad (which includes his twin sons, Jack and Tyler) in their next game against Burnley this Wednesday, 7 January.
As for who could be installed next, the recently resigned Enzo Maresca has already been linked with the manager’s position, and plenty are already speculating as to which sidelined/loaned-out players could return to the club following his exit.
Regardless of a wealth of initial backing by the INEOS Sports board members, in the summer transfer window, as well as from the majority of players and countless fans, Amorim exits the club with one of the worst win percentages in their history and just 15 victories to his name in nearly half a century of games.
How would you sum up the 40-year-old’s time at Old Trafford, Reds?
Emily Sergeant -
28th January 2022 
