Dog Beds & Blankets

How to pick the right bed size
Measure your dog while they’re lying in their favorite sleeping position, from nose to the base of the tail, then add 6 to 10 inches. Dogs who curl up tightly can go a little smaller, while dogs who sprawl out need extra room. If your dog is still growing, buy for their expected adult size.
Calming beds vs regular beds
Calming dog beds come in round, plush and covered styles that dogs can burrow into and rest their heads on. Many dogs, especially those who are nervous, love to curl up and feel enclosed. Dogs who prefer to stretch out flat often do better with a mat-style bed, which also works well inside crates and cars.
Staying cool and cozy all year
In summer, thick-coated breeds and older dogs can struggle with heat, and a cooling mat gives them a cooler surface to lie on. In colder months, a soft blanket adds warmth and protects your sofa and bed from fur at the same time.
Washing and caring for your dog’s bed
Wash your dog’s bedding every one to two weeks to keep odors and dander under control. Check the care details on each product, shake off loose fur before washing, and dry completely before putting the bed back so it doesn’t develop a musty smell.
Frequently asked questions
What size bed does my dog need?
Measure your dog from nose to tail while lying down and add 6 to 10 inches. Then compare that number with the size details on the product page.
Do calming dog beds help anxious dogs?
Many dogs enjoy the enclosed, cushioned feel of a calming bed and settle more easily in it. It isn’t a treatment for anxiety, but it can give your dog a comfortable, secure place to rest.
Can dog beds go in the washing machine?
Some of our beds and blankets are machine washable or have removable covers. Check the care instructions on each product page before washing.