Pet Furniture

As fun as it sounds, sharing a bed with your dog will get old, FAST. Everyone – especially your dog dog – needs their own space. A good dog bed provides the specific support and comfort your dog needs. Here are some tips on choosing the best dog bed for your best friend.

Always go a little bigger – if the dog bed is too small, your dog won’t get a proper night’s sleep. Measure your dog in his normal sleeping position (start from the nose and measure to the back legs). Add 9 - 12” to give your dog plenty of room.







Bolster Beds Safety and security! Many dogs do not like feeling exposed when they sleep, and a bolster bed’s walls offer a sense of protection against "intruders". If your dog curls up in the middle of your recliner, he’s craving a bolster.

Traditional Beds If your dog is a "lounger" – that is, he sprawls on his back when sleeping – a traditional bed works best. It’s a soft, supportive cushion with room to stretch out. A classic dog bed.

Nesting Beds A tiny bed for a tiny dog! Ideal for a small dog or cat, a nesting bed offers security your puppy can sink into for a toasty night’s sleep.

Mats & Pads Simple and supportive, mats fit anywhere, travel well, and are easy to care for. If your dog switches positions, stretching and then curling up in his sleep, a mat is a smart choice.

Orthopedic Beds Does your dog flop down on soft surfaces after playing? Some dogs crave extra support. Designed for aging or arthritic dogs, orthopedic beds have medical-grade foam for the ultimate in cushioning. Great for large dogs, too.

Memory Foam Denser than regular foam, memory foam conforms to your dog’s body, providing even support across the entire surface of the bed. Memory foam also retains its original shape - it's the ultimate in pet comfort.

Orthopedic Fill These thick mattresses, filled with medical-grade foam (or even a box spring), are just the ticket for older dogs. Some even come heated, which helps with pain at night.

Cedar Chips A common fill, cedar chips repel odors and insects, ensuring that your dog stays clean and the bed stays presentable when guests visit.

Foam Solid, supportive, and built to last. Most dog beds contain some element of foam fill.

Polyester Often “baffled” or “tufted,” polyester fill will not clump when you wash it, and merely require some occasional fluffing to maintain their shape. Affordable and practical.

The biggest mistake you can make is in thinking there is not a bed out there to mach your home décor or personal style. Wrong – unsightly dog beds, the kind you had to hide from guests, are a thing of the past! Today, dog beds come in every color, pattern, and look: simple plaids, stripes, and florals, to elegant toile, designer and traditional prints; cotton, nylon, faux suede, and microvelvet fabrics; and virtually any color of the rainbow, from earth tones and pastels to wild neons and bold classics. You’ll find what you’re looking for!