K&H Original Pet Cot Elevated Bed for Dogs/Cats, Large

I bought 3 of these about a year ago. About a month ago the cover seams burst on one when my dog got on....I notice a number of questions about getting replacement covers and wonder if this is a fault? The frame is really sturdy and will last for ever, but perhaps the cover is not quite up to the same standard. I will contact the manufacturer about a replacement, and update this if I get any joy.

Ordered 5 beds ....I've got 7 Great Danes. Two beds had stitching defects that let go but in all fairness, there were sometimes 2-3 Great Danes on it chasing a toy. Lost most beds in less than 4 months so this bed is not really for heavy dogs. They chew the plastic corners sometimes but the plastic is very, very tough so anything smaller has got no chance of ruining the bed. I think the majority of dogs will be perfectly fine on it, provided there's no manufacturing defects.1) The material stretches over time so the dogs' bum is eventually on the floor (60+ kg dog) after about 2 months. With no defect, the bed can be washed and it tightens again and is fine.2) One of the bars snapped under the weight of my 70 kg Great Dane, but the others have held thus far. Use the rest of the bed as spare parts! The rubber feet pop off now and then and could be a choking hazard, so add some glue inside them at the start so they stay on.3) The bars and setup is super easy but is dependent on the material being tight. So when the material eventually stretches, the bars begin to pop out when the dog gets up and turns into a new position. Duct tape helps but, honestly, not for heavy dogs.4) Very silly to put brand tag of rubber stitched into bed, dogs like to chew on it and tear it off as it resembles the material of common dog toys! My tip is to remove it as soon as the bed is setup so as not to give the dog a chance to start a bad habit.Those with heavy dogs, I recommend Fatboy, stonewash.👍🏻

This was an amazing purchase for our sighthound (saluki). She's about 9 years old and has nerve damage from a previous dog attack and arthritis, both in her shoulder(s). We've noticed her limping a lot on a morning so started her on an omega 3 supplement and started looking for a bed that would get her up off the floor. She already had quite a nice and expensive orthopaedic foam bed which is a similar size, so we've popped that on top rather than leaving her on the mesh, but we haven't noticed any limping in the 2 months we've had it. I chose this one over similar designs because of how easily it can be taken apart and put back together, which will make it perfect for camping and weekends away, too. You can't really put a price on your dog not being in pain, but if you did this would seem well within budget.

A bit to small for my Yorkshire

Does the job in keeping my dog off the floor, cool and comfortable

First off the product came quicker than was planned via amazon which was great, and secondly, my dog loves it. I got the large pet cot for a 35kg+ German Shepard and it's great, I got this bed as my dog has some skin problems and wanted to keep him up off the floor which it is ideal for, but did not expect him to like it so much. Its light can be moved around easily and can be quickly put together would recommend for any dog owner.

I've had this for a while, I keep it outside and it has faded but it's still going strong.Took my dog a while to get used to it but she loves it now.

This bed's measurements are exactly as described, but a couple of inches around the perimeter are, of course, the stitched sleeves into which the poles fit. In practice, therefore, the usable bed area is much smaller.I had measured the inside of my dog's old bed, and ordered this bed accordingly. But, once assembled, it's quite a bit smaller than you might expect.I'd say the small size might be fine for, say, a Yorkie or Chihuahua, but NOT for a small Miniature Poodle or a standard Jack Russell.The quality of the fabric and the poles is excellent though, so I'm now off to order a Medium!