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Just don’t be tempted to bung it in the dryer – learned that the hard way. It seems to shrink in high heat. Best to air dry it instead.
Quick question tho’… anyone had any joy getting those tougher stains out? Seems my pup’s got some stubborn mud on his. Agreed with earlier post tho’, overall this bed’s been great.
If Rex is enjoying his new Pelsbarn, then I’d say you’ve made a good choice. But remember, each dog has its own unique preferences. It’s usually a trial and error thing until you figure out what works best for your buddy.
Just between us, Rusty destroyed at least 3 fancy beds before we found the right fit with Pelsbarn. Have any of you guys had similar experiences?
I initially balked at the price tag (they sure aren’t cheap), but in my book it’s totally worth it for our four-legged family members. Best investment for Bella’s comfort and health. Just out of curiosity, has anyone else seen improved mobility in their dogs?
If Y’all are looking for something equally comfy but easy-peasy to clean, look up PupRug Faux Fur Orthopedic Dog Bed. My neighbor swears by it for her Husky lab mix, says she jsut tosses the cover in the wash as often as she needs to and it comes out fresh and plushy.
Anyone else had any experience with this brand? I’m considering switching if its as good as Shelly says it is!
So from my perspective, before investing in something as expensive as the Hermes bed, I’d recommend testing out cheaper yet comfy alternatives. Maybe even a good ol’ second-hand bean bag if your hound’s anything like Buster. 😉
What do you guys think? Has anyone else here experienced their dogs prefering something unusual over their beds? 🐶I know some folks have mentioned the price being steep; Yea it is, but I’d consider it a worthy investment long term. I mean, how manny cheaper ones have we bought that lasted only for months? And as for the comfort level – my fur babies adore it. Can’t get ‘em off sometimes.
Has anyone else experienced any wear and tear after prolonged use though? Just curious if it’s really built to last as they advertise.
I’d bought other beds before this one but they never seemed to last, either getting chewed up or ripping at the seams too quickly. However, Reddy bed has withstood the Buster test, heh. Anyone else noticed these beds seem much more durable? Might jsut be Buster mellowing with age…
So like many of ya’ll, the “new bed” smell of the Sealy dog bed got me too. To be honest though, I think it’s just something pretty common with brand new products. My solution? After seeing our pooch Lil’ Miss Muffin dodge the bed like some outta-world creature for a couple days was to toss a blanket in the dryer for 10mins and then throw it over the bed; she loved it. Definitely does help to mask the smell and gets them to use the bed quicker.
Also, on a side note: anyone else tried the Furhaven Orthopedic Pet Bed? We have one downstairs and seems like Muffin prefers that more than her upstairs’ Sealy… go figure! Any thoughts?
One tip I’d suggest is giving it a good airing out before you let your fur buddy hop on it. Might speed up the whole process.
I gotta say though, how are your pups reacting to the orthopedic foam? Our Riley seemed to adjust pretty quick and now he barely gives his old bed second glance!
jsut a quick note though, the bed did come with a bit of a ‘new’ smell at first. We aired it out for a couple of days before letting Daisy near it. A minor hiccup, but nothing major.
Anyone else experienced this?
Happy pup parenting!
P.S: Anyone sees my typos, keep’em. They’re up free grabs, hehe!
Anyway, as for alternatives, anyone tried the Furhaven Pet Dog Beds? Their jumbo size is like a pooch palace annd they offer really good orthopedic support too. Might be worth looking into if your fur babies love their space as much as mine does. 🙂
By the way, anyone else’s dog chew through their beds or just mine? Any advice on dealing with that would be grreat. Cheers!
