K&H Pet Products Elevated Dog Bed, Gray

Purchased a medium size for our senior pup Charlie a few months ago. It’s a tiny touch small for him, but with some treats and time, he does not seem to mind. The bed has a bit more give than I was expecting, and can be a bit off putting when our pup’s neurological issues in his back end have him unsteady; however, with time he’s grown more confident and comfortable with the bed, so it may be more a matter of fixing your pup time to acclimatize to the new type of bed/feeling.

I like the idea but every single one I purchased has two flaws - the legs rust and leak gross brown guck all over and the fabric rips around the poles. I have purchased many of these in different sizes because the Florida heat makes it too hot to lay on the ground. It serves a purpose but it’s really expensive to keep replacing these. I can’t imagine why they would not design this for better use outdoors, where most people use it.

I always wanted to get an elevated bed for my Smarty but I wasn’t sure if she would like it. As soon as I saw this bed I knew we had to try it and let me tell you she LOVES it! She was a little nervous about it at first but after the first time she instantly fell in love. We moved her original bed on top of it and now we have a hard time getting her off of it haha. She’s an older dog and I think the elevated part helps her joints as she just seems to smile all the time when she’s on it. She’s around 50 pounds and we got her a large and it’s just perfect. 10/10 would HIGHLY recommend!

Very easy to assemble. The mesh bed was good but the corner legs just break after a bit. If the corner legs were made out of a stronger Material or had deeper slots for the poles it would be great. I do recommend for smaller dogs.

I bought 2 to have a replacement and sure enough I needed it after a couple months. The liner broke easily cuz of my pup but the second one is still alive lol and the joints after being chewed on they break easy, the second set is still alive. Although pup has chewed the second set a bit, I wish I could buy a set of joints without buying the whole thing again. The reason for 4 stars is because for some reason after using I have to constantly sweep underneath because there is always a daily accumulation of what looks like dirt. Not sure why this is happening and it's been with both.

I bought this on sale and am pretty happy with it. It's large enough that my boxer can spread out with plenty of room to spare. I like the velcro to help tighten it as the fabric loosens. He loves flopping on it and stashing toys on it. It seems to be pretty sturdy and hasn't twisted on us.

I purchased 3 of these beds for my large dogs. A Great Dane, German Shepherd and Golden Retriever. They didn’t even last a week. Very poorly made (cheap plastic and super thin). They just pop in and aren’t screwed together in any way making them super flimsy. All 3 are now in the garbage.

I’m not impressed with this XL elevated bed is gives a lot. My puppy (Great Dane) is currently only 45 lbs. I can’t imagine how much it will sag/sink in once she is full grown. It’s not a keeper for me.

Our dog's absolutely love their beds! This is the second time we have bought these beds. We bought the warming beds for the colder nights and we bought these for the summer. They got on them as soon as they saw them! Drake kept eating and tearing up the foam beds. He can't tear these up and he has tried lol. Jack was limping from falling in a hole Drake dug, so sleeping on the ground made it worse. Getting Jack off his bed is next to impossible unless you have food lol.

Neiko is a 3yrs old service dog (in training) and currently 91lbs, he's an English bulldog and English Labrador mix (English Bullador) he gets over heated very easily but he also is a fluffer on his beds so we need heavy duty material so he doen't scratch thru, he has a big oval heavy duty bed but it doesn't help to keep him cool in the summer so we figured this large sized raised cot would hopefully work a bit better especially since he enjoys laying on the hardwood or tile floors but there not good for his joints, so we easily set the cot up in probably 2 mins and took it to our bedroom & he went crazy biting it n scratching then plopped down n took a nap! He actually has plenty of space (which Neiko is a 3yrs old service dog (in training) and currently 91lbs, he's an English bulldog and English Labrador mix (English Bullador) he gets over heated very easily but he also is a fluffer on his beds so we need heavy duty material so he doen't scratch thru, he has a big oval heavy duty bed but it doesn't help to keep him cool in the summer so we figured this large sized raised cot would hopefully work a bit better especially since he enjoys laying on the hardwood or tile floors but there not good for his joints, so we easily set the cot up in probably 2 mins and took it to our bedroom & he went crazy biting it n scratching then plopped down n took a nap! He actually has plenty of space (which we were worried about the size not being big enough) but it's perfect for him! I definitely recommend this cot at this point, which is only about a week into it thou! He still does his scratches until I tell him ok good boy lay down n he usually does lay down after I tell him that, it seems to help keep him cool as well! Our family dog Rosco seems to want to lay on it as well as long as Neiko is not around so they both enjoy it! Rosco is about 65lbs and is taller then Neiko but Neiko is a tank. They both fit and love this raised large cot! My photo will not upload so I will try to upload a pic at another time … more