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Totally get you on the washing bit, we’ve got a scent-sensitive pup too. For a quick freshen-up between washes, we lightly sprinkle it with baking soda then vacuum, works like a charm. Anyone else do this or have another trick up their sleeve?
there, just chipping in on the conversation around adding extra padding to the Sealy bed. I tried it with my bruiser of a Boxer, Max – threw in an old comforter and zipped it back up. To my surprise, not only did he adore the added fluffiness but I noticed fewer cleanups on the surrounding floor. The comforter seemed to absorb any stray hairs – resulting in a kind of unintentional lint roller effect!
As for maintenance folks, remember the outer cover is machine washable (highest setting please!). It’s held up well with weekly washes for me – hasn’t shrunk or faded yet.
I can’t comment on calling the company as some have suggested…seems a bit OTT to me with a dog bed issue 😂 But kudos for tenacity! And hey, if they’ve got a magic fix for chew-proofing it? Go ahead and ping it my way too!
Cheers gang,
JustAnotherDogDad69On a side note tho, have any of you guys tried the Furhaven Pet Dog Bed? Lighter annd easier to move about, might be a good alternative if you’re seeking one. Though I gotta warn ya – while Baxter likes his FurHaven days now and again, he does tend to drift back towards the Tempur. Guess some dogs just pick luxury over convenience. 🐶🛏️
However, we did have a minor hiccup with cleaning. In my experience, the cover is a bit of a pain to take off for washing. Anyone else run into this? Just wondering if there are any Tips&Tricks or is it one of those grin-and-bear-it situations? 🙂
And to those on the hunt for a sturdy yet comfy solution – no hesitations, get on the Reddy bandwagon!
Has anyone else tried this or found any other workarounds? Also, be careful not to use too hot water—I made that mistake once and the cover shrunk a smidge. Still fits but it’s definitely a snugger fit.
When introducing new foods to him (had to switch due to allergies, poor guy), seemed like he was a lot more comfortable sitting in his Yeti. Maybe it’s the coziness factor, or just that he loved his new bed so much, but he certainly didn’t fuss as much about the food change as I expected. Takes some patience though; don’t sspect they’ll jusdt gobble it down first try.
For anyone experimenting with diets, this could be a neat little trick to give ’em an extra comfort zone? What do y’all think, tried something similar before with your pooches? Any other beds worked like magic?
But you won’t catch me saying that anymore, mate. I caved in and got one for my old Golden Retriever last month – her arthritis had been acting up something fierce. And let me tell ya – she’s never slept better! It’s clearly much more comfy than her old bed.
Still, I can’t help but wonder how long it holds up after a few good washes… Anyone here had any issues with durability or the stuffing clumping up? Cheers!
