The 6 Best Dog Bed for Dogs Of All Sizes

Author: Caroline Stewart / Source: reviewgeek.com

Dog beds are not only great if you’re trying to get your pup from taking up the couch or bed, but they also help keep your dogs clean from dirt on the ground, provide places for geriatric good boys to relax, and keep your fur babies comfy on the hard floor.

Whether you’re concerned with keeping your pooch warm or cool, setting them up indoors or outdoors, or tucking the bed in a crate (or next to the couch), we’ve got a little something for everyone. We’ve considered how easy it is to clean these beds, their durability, their pricing, and even what functionality they can provide for your dog—so if your he makes your car muddy or tends to chew up soft things, take a peek at this list of best dog beds!

Best Dog Bed for Your Buck: Magic Pet Dog Bed ($24)

The Magic Pet Dog Bed is one of the least expensive options on the list, but that doesn’t mean it’s cruddy. With two sizes (medium for up to 45 pounds and large for up to 70 pounds), this dog bed is lightweight and easy to move around to different rooms, providing a place for your dog to rest in any area of your home. The Magic Pet does just what you’d expect a dog bed to do: be comfy enough for a dog to lie down on it, be durable enough for a dog not to destroy it, and be easy enough to clean in the case of messy dogs.

Magic Pet Dog Bed is quality built, from the fabric to the stitching to the interior fill, making it sturdy in the event of a rowdy pup or destructive chewer. The fill (made from polyester fibers) provides support while also being super comfortable and soft—it even has pillowey sides for dogs who like to curl up.

For dogs who may roll around in mud, this dog bed is machine washable, so you can get the entire bed clean and not just the removable cover like many dog beds offer. Just note that you need to wash it in an open drum washing machine.

Best Elevated Dog Bed: Internet’s Best Dog Cot ($43)

The Internet’s Best Dog Cot is a durable pick for dogs who tend to rip dog beds to shreds. Because there’s no internal fluff to eat, tear, or destroy—it’s just a polyester cover over a steel frame and PVC pipes—there’s not even a whole lot to chew on in the first place. It can hold up to a 150 pound pooch, and even if the dog jumps up onto the cot from a running start, the frame will stay in tact and the non-skid rubber feet (great for both protecting your floors and your dogs hips).

The bed can be used inside or outside, and can keep your dog cool, especially in the summer. Because it’s elevated with breathable mesh, it provides air circulation that a standard fluff-filled bed directly on the ground can’t compete with. The elevation also keeps dogs clean of dust, dirt, and bugs—but if your dog happens to get into any mess, the cot is easy to clean by simply wiping down the cover with a wet cloth.