FurHaven NAP Deluxe Memory Foam Pillow Dog Bed w/Removable Cover

The bed was perfect size for our tea cup Yorkie, but every time he goes to lay on it or get off the bed it moves. I do wish it had a better bottom to keep the bed from sliding so easily. Also one of our other dogs peed on the floor next to this bed and when my Yorkie got off his bed the bed slid into the pee. When I took off the cover I discovered the pee had soaked into the cover AND into the foam. I was very upset since we just got this bed and now we have to throw it away. These beds are made for dogs so I do wish they would make them pee proof because yes washing the cover is great, but if the pee goes through into the foam then you have to throw the entire bed away. It becomes a waste of The bed was perfect size for our tea cup Yorkie, but every time he goes to lay on it or get off the bed it moves. I do wish it had a better bottom to keep the bed from sliding so easily. Also one of our other dogs peed on the floor next to this bed and when my Yorkie got off his bed the bed slid into the pee. When I took off the cover I discovered the pee had soaked into the cover AND into the foam. I was very upset since we just got this bed and now we have to throw it away. These beds are made for dogs so I do wish they would make them pee proof because yes washing the cover is great, but if the pee goes through into the foam then you have to throw the entire bed away. It becomes a waste of money. (I did have pee pads on the top of the foam under the cover, but I didn't think I would have to do the bottom, but found out the hard way that since the bed is slick on the floor then the entire bed needs to be covered by pee pads just in case). … more

A couple weeks ago my corgi mix, Dehnen, suddenly started experiencing severe pain and was rapidly losing control of his hindquarters. He was diagnosed with degenerative invertabral disc disease and had a hemilaminectomy to relieve pressure on his spine caused by a herniated disc... He's now on mandatory crate rest for at least another month and only allowed out for a few very short bathroom breaks per day. His old bed was a bit thin for his recovery and required lots of blankets to give him sufficient padding, and it didnt take up his entire crate. As a result, sometimes he'd wind up moving blankets in such a way that he wouldn't have proper support or let his backside slide off the edge A couple weeks ago my corgi mix, Dehnen, suddenly started experiencing severe pain and was rapidly losing control of his hindquarters. He was diagnosed with degenerative invertabral disc disease and had a hemilaminectomy to relieve pressure on his spine caused by a herniated disc... He's now on mandatory crate rest for at least another month and only allowed out for a few very short bathroom breaks per day. His old bed was a bit thin for his recovery and required lots of blankets to give him sufficient padding, and it didnt take up his entire crate. As a result, sometimes he'd wind up moving blankets in such a way that he wouldn't have proper support or let his backside slide off the edge of the bed. Whenever that happened he'd wake up and feeling more pain and/or with less movement in his hind legs, so we started searching for a thick orthopedic bed that would fit his crate better. This one fits edge to edge perfectly, so he's no longer sleeping in poor positions. He seems to find it much more comfortable as well, because he's sleeping more and resisting going back into his crate after walks much less. When he's allowed outside, he's also been showing more energy, more consistent movement, and overall been in a much better mood. This experience has been heartbreaking to watch, and we're thrilled that this bed is making him so much more comfortable. If anyone else has a pet struggling with similar issues, I highly recommend this bed. … more

Our 16 y/o kelpie loves it. And this is the first bed the other 4 dogs haven't torn up. They inevitably gut the shredded foam beds. The solid memory foam doesn't seem to tempt them. The fluffy fabric on top feels soft and dirt repellent. I think it'll wash up nicely, which you need with 5 inside/outside country dogs. My only regret is that I didn't get a larger one to more easily accommodate our doberdor.

Fifteen-year-old Riley the "Chihuaoid" is the eldest of our four dogs, and the smallest. But he staked out this bed as soon as it hit the floor and everybody knows it's his. Didn't even have to growl. As the eldest of the resident humans, I sometimes envy him the respect he commands...

My Golden has eased himself into using this bed and now he loves it! It’s very large so make sure you have the space. My dog is about 80lbs. The grey is a true grey and matched my bedroom decor perfectly! Quality is good. The price is good too.

I’m so happy with this bed! It’s so nice and comfy. We even had a little accident and it was super easy to machine wash. My little girl loves it so much that even when she doesn’t have to be in her crate she goes in just to flop down on the bed.

This bed is not manufactured thinking of animals. Here is why: 1. The interior foam is made of two layers glued together of a too soft foam that doesn't resist even the first dog "accommodation" on it. 2. The cover is done of two fabrics, too thin for the use. The top part is soft to the touch and feeling, but the material is too porous, so the paw nails get through it immediately 3. The bottom part of the cover is a a sheer fabric that you can even see through. 4. The size "large"is really for a small dog. 5. A waste of money.

My 13 about to be 14 year old girl just loves this bed. I got it because I felt bad she was always laying on our hardwood floors. She has many other dog beds but none as thick as this one for her old bones. I’m really glad she likes it. I have a small 23lb Boston Terrier and I ordered the medium. It’s the perfect size. Large would’ve worked too but it just would’ve been excess.

I ordered this dog bed for my 70 lb black lab. The cover is extremely soft and the bed is completely supportive. It looked a little thin on some of the pictures but when he lays down on the bed it fully supports his weight. I definitely would recommend this bed for a medium to large sized dog. You may want to lay down on it yourself!

I have tried many dog beds for our pitty, she always shreds them within minutes of having them. This bed she seems to love, the first day we had it set up she would lay on it all day long. Now she goes and lays on it through the day if one of us is not on the couch. The material is great, the memory foam feel is comfy (even my kids love it LOL) The fabric on the top is so soft.