Collection: Dog Beds
Our dog beds run from about 40 cm (16 in) for puppies and toy breeds up to about 105 cm (41 in) on the outside, from budget-friendly basics to plusher premium beds. Measure your dog stretched out from nose to base of tail and compare it with the size chart on each bed. Dogs who curl up suit donut and bolster beds; dogs who sprawl do better on an oval or flat bed. Browse all pet beds & mats.
Dog bed buying guide
What size dog bed do I need?
Measure your dog from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail, and across the widest part of the body. Compare those measurements with the bed's size chart, and if your dog falls between two sizes, choose the bigger bed (Chewy). On beds with raised sides, the sleeping area inside is smaller than the outside size.
Donut, bolster or flat bed: which is best?
Match the bed to the sleep style. Curlers can use almost any bed, leaners like bolsters to rest against, and sprawlers need room to stretch out (Chewy). Beds with sides can also help keep your dog warm and out of drafts (RSPCA).
Are these orthopedic beds?
No. None of our dog beds is sold as an orthopedic bed; they are soft, cushioned beds made for comfort and warmth. Orthopedic beds use firm slab memory foam and are often chosen for older dogs with joint problems (Chewy). If your dog has arthritis, ask your vet what support they need.
Can I wash my dog's bed?
It depends on the bed. Check the care notes on each listing: some are machine washable, some have a removable cushion or cover, and some are hand wash only. A washable bed is much easier to keep clean after accidents and muddy paws (Chewy).
Will it fit in my dog's crate?
Measure the crate floor and choose a bed or mat that fits nicely inside it (Chewy). Flat mats and oval beds usually fit crates better than thick bolster beds.
More for sleepy dogs: calming donut beds and cooling mats for warm days.
