
Bedsure
Orthopaedic Dog Bed, medium
An orthopaedic dog bed with an egg-crate foam base and a removable washable cover.

Woof & Whiskers
A mid-size plush donut bed with a faux fur cover and a water-resistant base. Best for everyday sleep and downtime and a defined space of a dog's own.
Why we picked it
The same curled-up shape as the Rosewood in a 70 centimetre size, which suits a terrier or a cockapoo. The raised rim supports head and neck, and the maker lists a water-resistant base and a non-slip bottom that keeps it still on hard floors. It washes in the machine.
Where to buy
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For beds, body size, sleeping position, joint-support needs and whether a dog chews matter more than breed. Curl-up sleepers like a donut bed. Sprawlers need a flat mattress, and larger and older dogs benefit from orthopaedic support.
A mid-size plush donut bed with a faux fur cover and a water-resistant base.
Home sleep, crate downtime or a warm, calming spot to settle.
Measure nose-to-tail and pick a size up if your dog likes to stretch out.
Dog size: Measure your dog stretched out and add room. The bed should fit the dog, not the corner.
Life stage: Puppy, adult and senior. Older or stiff dogs benefit most from supportive orthopaedic or memory-foam beds.
Taken from what the maker states. Measure your dog stretched out, nose to tail, and add room to turn round before you pick a size.
Look for a washable cover and, for older dogs, a supportive foam base rather than thin filling.
Choose a removable, machine-washable cover and wash regularly to keep it fresh.
This is a mid-range bed. Fair value for what it does, with the extras that make it easier to live with.
Measure your dog lying stretched out and choose a bed a little larger, so they can settle in any position.
Older and stiffer dogs do best on a supportive orthopaedic or memory-foam bed that cushions the joints.
Look for a removable, machine-washable cover, which is the easiest way to keep any bed hygienic.