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Dog Bed w/ Joint Relief Memory Foam

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$67.99 $99.99 In stock

Category: Crate Mats & Beds

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Memory foam dog beds are wonderful as their shape springs back as the dog moves around on the bed.  When the dog leave the bed, the bed will come back to its shape.  Our Memory Foam Dog Beds are made from 2” thick foam. This is a nice thickness for also taking the bed along in the auto. This memory foam bed core is made from true visco foam materials. Visco foam is much different than regular foam materials as it is softer, weightier and has a spongy spring to it. 

Another great feature of visco-elastic foam is that it responds to the dog’s body temperature. As it conforms to the dog's shape, it redistributes the dog’s weight. More of the dog’s body is in contact with the sleep surface-- the more square inches of contact, the less overall pressure per square inch. When the dog’s body is uniformly supported, skin pressure is significantly reduced. This improves circulation, reduces pressure points, and decreases spinal pressure.

The waterproof polyester/PVC backed inside covering is convenient in case your dog has an accident as the covering prevents the memory foam from being soiled. The outer covering is made with an off-white fleece fabric on one side and a black fleece on the other. The removable cover is machine washable. Line or air dry only. Both the outer and inner covers are easily removed with Velcro openings and closings.

Minimizes Pressure on Sore Joints & Provides Proper Body Alignment

Available in three sizes:
24"x36"
28"x42"
28"x48"

Made in the USA

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian U. ★★★★★

My senior lab used to limp off her old flat mat, but after two weeks on this memory foam she's getting up noticeably easier in the mornings. The foam still holds its shape even after she digs at it before settling down.

Hannah ★★★★★

The way this bed’s foam pops right back into shape after my golden retriever climbs off is honestly a little mesmerizing. He’s got achy hips from the stairs, but he’s been settling into it deeper and sleeping through the night without shifting as much.

Edward ★★★★★

My last dog's bed turned into a pancake after a month, but this one still springs right back to shape every time he gets up. He's a senior with hip issues, and the way the memory foam contours around him means he actually stays put for a full night instead of circling and settling.