Dog Beds

Dog beds come in a variety of shapes, styles, materials, and sizes to suit a range of sleep styles and needs. You can find beds for dogs to use indoors, outdoors, in the car, and in the crate, plus specialized dog beds for things like joint support and heated warmth.

Explore a range of dog bed styles to find the perfect one for your pup:
• Orthopedic dog beds: Supportive memory foam comfort
• Bolster dog beds: Include side supports
• Pillow beds: Flatter, cushioned styles that are great for pups who like to spread out
• Covered dog beds: Includes cave-style beds and outdoor beds with canopies for protection
• Sofa dog beds: Furniture-inspired styles with back and side support
• Cooling dog beds: Help keep your pup from overheating in warmer seasons
Choose from an array of cozy and fur-friendly materials, including soft plush, canvas, microfiber, sherpa, and more. Some dog beds are waterproof or water-resistant to prevent soaked-in messes, and many are machine washable or have a removable, washable cover. Filling materials range from cushiony poly fill to supportive memory foam for comfort, so be sure to get one that suits your best friend’s preferences and needs.

FAQ 1: Do dogs need beds?
Dogs don’t absolutely need beds—they can curl up and rest anywhere—but having one can make your best friend feel more comfortable and secure. Having a dog bed can also help keep your pup off the furniture, and many dogs like having a special place to call their own. For older dogs and those with joint pain, a supportive dog bed can provide welcome relief, while cuddler or donut-style beds can sometimes help anxious dogs feel more relaxed. Assess your buddy’s needs and find one that fits well into your home—there are lots of styles to choose from, so you should have no trouble finding the perfect one.

FAQ 2: Do dogs prefer round or square beds?
Some dogs prefer round beds, while others prefer square ones. Your dog’s sleeping style and size usually influence which one is preferred. Dogs who like to sprawl out may prefer a pillow-style dog cushion or mat, while those who curl up to nap may prefer a round or bolstered bed. You may want to try one of each to see which one your best friend prefers!

FAQ 3: Should a dog bed be soft or firm?
A dog bed should be soft enough to provide cushioned comfort, but firm enough to support your dog’s weight. Canine preferences vary widely—some dogs like to sink into a heavily cushioned donut bed or pouf, while others like the joint-supporting comfort of thick orthopedic foam. Try a few different types to find the perfect one for your pup.

FAQ 4: Where is the best place to put a dog bed?
The best place to put a dog bed is usually in an out-of-the-way place away from disruptions and noise, but still close enough to you and other family members that your dog can feel included. Many people like to have dog beds in a few different rooms to provide their pup with different options. Try one in the living area and the bedroom, and don’t forget to put one in your dog’s crate for added comfort.