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Dog Blankets
Dog blankets provide comfort and warmth for your favorite canine, and they can help protect your furniture, too. You can find blankets for dogs in a variety of sizes, weights, and materials suitable for any climate of season. They also come in décor-friendly colors and fabrics to suit any taste. Popular types of dog blankets include:
- Dog throws: Toss these on furniture or into your dog's crate for coziness and comfort
- Waterproof dog blankets: Made with moisture-resistant backing, these protect furniture and other surfaces from accidents, muddy paws, wet fur, and more
- Cooling blankets: Provide cool in warmer weather and warmth when it's cold
- Chew-resistant blankets: Ideal if your furry friend likes to nibble
Doggie blankets come in cozy fabrics like plush, sherpa, microfiber, faux fur, and quilted designs. Many are made to be water-resistant, and most are machine washable for easy care, too. You can even get a personalized blanket with your furry friend's name embroidered right on it!
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Blankets
Do dogs need blankets?
Dogs don't necessarily need blankets, but they can be a cozy addition to your best friend's bedding collection. Dog blankets can provide extra warmth and comfort and create a little area for your best friend to call their own. They can also help contain dog hair and catch messes to protect your furniture or floors.
Are dog blankets safe?
Dog blankets are generally safe—just be sure to choose a blanket made specifically for pups and make sure your dog doesn't chew it up or shred it. Avoid blankets that may get tangled or cause your dog to overheat, and throw away any blankets that show holes or damage. Be especially careful with puppies—always supervise them closely with any new blanket or bedding.
Should a dog have a blanket at night?
A dog should have a blanket at night if they need extra warmth or soothing, but it isn't always necessary. If your dog likes to chew blankets or is prone to overheating, you may want to offer a crate pad or bed instead.
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