Milliard Removable Waterproof Non-Slip Dog Bed Replacement Cover (X-Large)

This review is for the extra large cover only. NOT the bed.We got a puppy. In the realm of poor choices, adding a puppy to a household with three kids two cats and 20 fish, may be the worst decision ever. But that's another story. With a puppy comes all sorts of chewing, peeing and training. It like having a baby. A baby that can run, chew, dig, and go to the bathroom in places you may not find for days. We got lots of chew toys, and a crate, and some dog beds and like 5 baby gates, amongst other things. This cover was around our third or fourth attempt at a bed for our puppy. We bought a $60 memory foam bed from Petsmart. It lasted about 10 days. We tried a $30 memory foam bed from Bed Bath and Your Mom. It lasted about a week. We bought a $11 bed we found in the checkout aisle at Ace Hardware. We actually still have that bed.THE KEY WITH PUPPY BEDS IS FINDING ONE THAT IS WASHABLE. They are like filthy little animals. Literally. Cute, but filthy. They eat, chew and void. Then repeat. While slightly older dogs may naturally not want to go in their crate, PUPPIES DON'T CARE when where or how many times they go. Any they will chew their beds up and then pee on the stuffing.So after 2 and a half beds, I got a theory. Washable. Bed. I'm not an idiot. You can't fool me four times.I bought this bed and filled it with the remnants of the previous non washable and very chewable beds. Seriously. I did. The cover now holds the memory foam from the Petsmart bed and the stuffing from the Bed Bath etc. bed. I actually went back to BB & B and bought two king sized zippered pillow case covers for $5 and stuffed the stuffing into them. And then I added one more pillow we had lying around the house. By this time, our little angel wasn't peeing on everything as often as before. She still chews, so we just put some old fleece blanket and bath towels in her crate. But we leave this magical, washable cover, stuffed with a hundred bucks worth of fallen soldier dog bed carcasses (and an old pillow) lying in our living room and our puppy loves this bed. I've washed it twice and have had no issues with pilling or beads falling off, as mentioned in another post. It's held together well. It's soft, but not weak, and it has a rubber undercoating under the top layer that is pretty waterproof. It zips open on three sides, making stuffing and un-stuffing easy. It doesn't slide around on the hardwood floors. Overall, it's the cheapest of all the beds I've bought (again, I only bought the extra large cover, not the bed), and has lasted four times longer than any of the previous ones.

I am including my review for the dog bed that this cover goes with. It is a great cover and has a backing that prevents water from getting through to the mattress. It washes up great and is as good as new after washing. I recommend this cover!The following is my review for the dog bed that this cover goes with!My pug had a rough life before we took him into our family. At some point, he was hit by a car and has broken hip (which was operated on) but has painful arthritis AND one front leg was broken and never addressed! His leg is now a deformed shape and makes it difficult for him to lay comfortably. He is such a good boy and he really enjoys a good nap. Since he can't get up on the bed or the couch on his own, I wanted to get him a really comfortable dog bed.I have tried so many different beds, including orthopedic beds, but for some reason, he didn't choose any of them on his own when he wanted to lay down. If the bed doesn't have good support, his body (especially his deformed elbow) would be able to hit the floor, even on the "memory foam" bedsHOWEVER, he loves this dog bed!! He can sit and lay down on it for hours! Even overnight. I went back to purchase a second bed, but they were sold out for the holidays.......I am going to get one for every room in our house. It is a great price compared to any of the other orthopedic dog beds too! My female pug has just turned 13 years old and she has started to stay on the bed during the day instead of sitting on the couch.It is a really comfortable bed for them. It has all the support necessary to support their bodies and keep them from sinking down to the floor, but still allows enough "give" to hold their bodies comfortably suspended on the bed. This size bed is large enough for two pugs to be on it together!

I bought this extra cover to go with the Milliard memory foam dog bed I also purchased on the same day. I wanted to have a spare so I can change out the cover and put on a clean one all in one go on laundry days. This cover fits perfectly--it is identical to the one that came with the mattress. It washes up like new every time with my dog's other laundry. (Peanut is a Chihuahua mix with a serious love for his fleece blankets, even in the summer!) One tip for owners: I had a couple spare scraps of tan fleece that were the perfect size for the top of the mattress, so I've put one between the mattress and the cover just as an added layer of protection to catch any moisture and loose fur that might make it through the cover. I don't know if it's really necessary; it just gives me extra peace of mind.Edit January 2019The nonstick dots on the bottom of these covers are flipping *everywhere.* I cannot even tell you how many of these little dots have infiltrated every corner of my house. They're absolutely everywhere! On the days I do laundry, I wash this cover and my dog's other laundry first (normal wash cycle, then tumble dry on low heat), then do two or three loads of clothing, towels, etc. trying to make sure there's plenty of loads to clear out all the stray dots before my roommate does her laundry. After every load comes out of the dryer, I have to carefully empty the dryer lint catcher over the trash can *and* Swiffer the floor in my laundry room to catch all the overspill, and I'm still finding dots in my clean laundry. It's a huge pain. And if I forget and dry these on medium or high heat? Forget it! The stupid things get warm enough to restick themselves to the inside of the dryer, and they do *not* come off. *Sigh.*