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Large and Extra Large dog beds designed to support the weight of large breed dogs.

Orthopedic beds have very thick medical-grade memory foam fill, which is designed to support the joints of older dogs or dogs with medical issues.

Designer beds are luxuriously plush dog beds that have a variety of designer fabric choices. They’re a great option for the fashion conscious who want the bed to match their decor. In many cases you can also select coordinating blankets, sofa pillows and crate covers.

Cot-style beds provide a dry and cool spot for your dog to sleep. Their “hammock-like” effect evenly distributes the weight of your dog, which in turn results in less joint pressure. They are great on the patio, at the park, and for camping.

Flat pads or crate mats are great for dog crates and for dogs that like to stretch out when they sleep. Mats filled with thick foam are a must for large dogs who bottom out in low profile mats and for dogs that spend a lot of time in their crates.

Nesting/snuggle beds are usually oval shaped and are similar to human beanbag chairs. They are often preferred by puppies, smaller dogs and by dogs that like to curl up when they sleep.

Bolstered beds have padded sides and a center cushion filled with foam and/or recycled materials. Bolstered beds are often preferred by dogs that like the security of walls around them.

Donut-shaped beds are typical donut-shaped bolster beds with removable center cushions.

Waterproof beds are good for outdoor use and incontinent dogs.  Most are made with super tough tear resistant fabrics. 

Heated beds function like human heating pads. They ease the aches of arthritic dogs and dogs that are recovering from an injury or surgery. They can also be used for dogs that live in colder climates to maintain body warmth.

Travel beds are light weight and typically fold up to save space. Taking a dog bed with you on trips will provide a safe and secure place for pets that are anxious about traveling.

Hypo-allergenic beds are made of organic materials that are less likely to irritate dogs that are allergic to materials typically used to make pet beds.