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Loft Wander Dog Bed Far from your ordinary dog bed, the new Loft Wander Bed™ has a rugged waterproof top and bottom making it the ultimate travel dog bed. It can be used in the car and RV as well as an outdoor dog bed for camping or the back deck at your lake house. The top is made of a quilted, waterproof Microtomic™ ripstop fabric that is durable while the poly fill makes it cozy for your pup. It has a non-slip, waterproof Rufftex™ bottom that keeps it from slipping around in the car and makes it perfect for laying on dewy grass while camping. The bed rolls up in seconds like a sleeping bag with its own built-in handle for toting. It can also be machine washed, making it easy to keep clean. Customers Who Viewed This Product Also Viewed Enhanced Strength Tru-Fit Dog Car HarnessEdit ArticleHow to Buy an Orthopedic Dog Bed Two Parts:Choosing Your BedFinding and Purchasing Your BedCommunity Q&A It break one’s heart to watch a beloved dog suffer as they grow older.
Just like humans, dogs can suffer from arthritis, joint issues, and sore muscles. It is estimated that 65% of dogs between the ages of seven and 11 years are affected by arthritis.[1] Choosing an orthopedic dog bed can help relieve the pain and tenderness when your dog rests. Choose a bed with a large enough diameter for your dog. Making sure your bed is of a large enough diameter will ensure that your dog does not have to curl up in uncomfortable positions in order to sleep. The larger the bed, the less pressure it will put on your dog’s joints and soft tissues. Consult a bed sizing chart for your dog in order to determine the appropriate size. Make sure the bed is easy for your dog to get into. Choosing an orthopedic bed that is ground level will allow your dog to comfortably enter and exit their bed without assistance. The less your dog has to lift their limbs to an uncomfortable height the more comfortable they will be. Stick to a 2-3 inch height for small dogs and a 6-8 inch height for large dogs.
Consult your vet about your dog’s medical conditions. Orthopedic beds have many uses including soothing medical conditions that your dog may have. Consult your vet to see if an orthopedic bed might relieve some of the symptoms that your dog has. Orthopedic beds generally relieve joint problems, like arthritis; bone and soft tissue problems, like hip dysplasia; and muscle loss associated with old age. Watch your dog while they sleep. Although there is not set rubric for dog sleeping styles, taking notice of how your dog often likes to sleep will help you purchase the right orthopedic bed for them. Look to see if your dog likes to hang their head off their bed or prop it up on a bolster, sleep on their back or curl up on their side. Noticing their sleeping style will help you choose a bed that can give them the most support. Bolsters are long, narrow, stuffed cushions that surround the outside of a bed and are often the most common addition to orthopedic beds. Choose a high quality material.
Beds made from high quality materials will not only last longer, but also provide as much support as possible for your dog. Look for beds made from quality materials like memory foam. Memory foam will form to all of the nooks and crannies of your dog, which is especially helpful if they have muscle, joint, or bone issues as this will greatly relieve any stress. Look for orthopedic beds with high quality fabric that can be removed and washed. Memory foam is a popular orthopedic material and is graded by "pounds". The lowest quality memory foam is 3 lb memory foam. The highest quality memory foam available on the market today is 5 lb memory foam. Choosing a higher quality memory foam will ensure your dog’s support and comfort. Avoid poor quality materials. Orthopedic beds made from cheap or poor quality materials will wear out quickly and will not provide your dog with the support and comfort they need. Some manufacturers choose other materials to make their products more cost-effective, which decreases the bed’s quality and longevity.
These materials are not memory foam and do not provide the orthopedic qualities of real slow recovery visco-elastic memory foam: high memory fiber fill, convoluted foam, egg crate foam, medical grade hospital foam, high density foam, foam chips, shredded memory foam, recycled fiber, batting, cedar, or polyester fiber. Contact your vendor if you are unsure if the bed you are interested in purchasing contains slow recovery visco-elastic memory foam. Consult your vet for orthopedic bed distributors. Orthopedic beds can be considered specialty dogs beds, especially if they are designed to relieve a specific ailment. Your vet will most likely have information available to you regarding who to contact and what to look for. Ask your vet at your dog’s next check up or call in to their office. Visit your local pet store. Not all pet stores will stock orthopedic beds, but most will have the option of custom ordering or ordering online. Go into your local pet store to discuss orthopedic bed options with an employee.