FurHaven Deluxe Oxford Orthopedic Indoor/Outdoor Dog & Cat Bed w/ Removable Cover

It's my own fault for not reading the description of the bed before purchase. I saw the picture and assumed it was the bed I bought before (cooling gel). This one is egg-crate foam. It's fine, for the price, and since my degenerate dog already ate it, I'll keep it, but buyer beware - make sure to read the details so you're getting the right item. The cover is what I like most - water resistant, washable. The egg-crate foam leaves something to be desired, wears easily (my dumb dog is a digger), and doesn't provide all that much support for a 75 pound dog. I wouldn't buy it again.

I originally got a small of I think a different version, or it would seem so because I recall it being thicker and less smelly. It was also WAY too small, so I got a medium this time. The medium is huge. And no wonder; it’s double the footprint, area-wise. It’s not the worst thing to get a little extra room, but my cats don’t need quite so much room. A more standard 24x18 or so would be nice. Not toy/extra small sized but also not quite medium dog size. You know, small.

I read the reviews before I purchased this bed. I knew I’d have it in the garage so I wasn’t concerned about the noise or even the smell some reported experiencing. I am here to say that, while this bed is indeed waterproof and the dogs are literally fighting over who gets to rest on it, it’s just too noisy with every move they make!! It would not be ideal in a home in my opinion. I believe the canvas cover will hold up well and the bed is great if you can get past the noise. I did not experience any odor. Definitely will remain in the garage.

I purchased this because it could be used outdoors as well as indoors. I had it in the house and after a week it started to flatten out in places. I decided to put it on my porch one morning for my dog to lay out there, and before supper, my lab had a hole chewed through the corner. The stuffing is just eggcrate and flattened much more than I think it should have even before it was chewed through. The removable water resistant cover is nice.

This is the second one of these beds I bought due to it being a indoor/outdoor bed. The first one we've use for our dog at the work shop and has worked out well. Easy to keep clean. This one the foam is a little thinner and the smell is so bad my dog won't go on it. Just keeps smelling it. I don't know what the difference is or why it was changed but not happy with this one.

I purchased this bed because I thought the canvas material would be easier to clean and maybe wouldn't stink so much over time. My dog sleeps in my room where this bed was placed. It's the first night and my dog can't lay still and the bed is so noisy. Every time my dog gets up to adjust it wakes me up. Guess I'll be going back to regular fabric beds. It does seem to be a decent bed for outside or even as a travel bed.

My 70 pound hound mix and 40 pound husky mix share this bed at night and it’s perfect. It is so spacious. I put some extra blankets and cushioning in it but they love the space. It works nicely for outside. Easy to clean material.

I bought this in a large for my two small dogs (13 and 10lbs) to lay on outside. We recently had a huge rainstorm and the bed dried wonderfully — not even a water stain. The mat is just thick enough so they’re not laying on the hard floor, and is a great size, not so big that it takes up the entire balcony.

The size and price of this bed seemed great, waited 15 days for it. The foam is thin egg crate, about what you would get as a cheap egg crate mattress topper. The cover is super crinkly but does seem like it would hold up well. Will probably look for something not as crinkly or thin next time.

So far I like the beds and so do my big Dobermans. They usually suck on tier dog beds and destroy them but these are more like a little mattress. The beds are nice and thick so they don’t sink to the floor when the dogs lay on them. My only complaint is that these are not really waterproof as advertised.