Dog Bed Frame
Your favorite pooch's bed doesn't have to be on the floor. Get them a frame, just for their sleeping and lounging area. It keeps the bed elevated so bugs can't climb into bed with your dog, and allows your pooch to get into and out of bed without having to get up off the floor, which is great if they have hip or leg issues. See collection for more.
Buying Guide
From fancy feeding stations to designer crate furniture, Peyton knows how to ensure comfort to your furry companion without compromising on the aesthetics of your home.
Get ready to choose the dog bedding that’s just right for your pet. There’s no need to settle for bedding that comes with a dog bed. Instead, get a dog bed frame and then customize a mattress according to your dog’s needs. Bed frames come in a variety of finishes and materials. Some you can even build yourself using Items like a castoff drawer, pallet or old piece of furniture.
Measure your animal from nose to tail while it is resting. Also, note whether your companion likes to rest stretched out or curled up. Then go shopping. Dogs should have their own bed so that they:
- Can have a place of their own
- Are able to stay off furniture to minimize the risk of damaging it
- Can leave more of their coat in their bed, sparing some areas of your house
- Are cleaner because they spend less time on the floor
- A dog bed frame in light-colored, grainy wood looks like a bed a human would sleep on. It’s glammed up with two turned posts at the headboard and a footboard. This piece is large enough for two dogs. A more open and airy look is featured in a black metal bed with a wrought-iron look. It has scrollwork on the headboard and ornamented sides. It exudes elegance.
- Another possibility is a white bed with a frame that looks like a picket fence. It’s appropriate for an area where you want a clean and easy-going vibe. Let your dog sleep like a princess in a pink, four-poster bed. Perfect for relaxing with your pooch in your yard or on the deck of your apartment in summer is a collapsible bed frame. It’s sleeping surface and canopy are In a green fabric with pattern.
- For dogs that like to stretch out and let their legs and face hang over the frame, there is a simple platform bed on short, stubby turquoise feet. Another choice for a larger dog is a bed of wood in light-colored oak. It comes with a memory foam mattress and a choice of one of four mattress covers. For a piece that will add a high-fashion note to where your dog sleeps, try a cozy off-white sofa complete with a matching throw pillow.
Once you have chosen a dog bed frame, select the mattress your pet needs. Orthopedic ones help older dogs and ones with hip dysphasia feel more comfortable, and some mattresses use cedar chips or other products to control odor. Get your pet used to its new sleeping quarters by putting some of its favorite toys on the bed.
Just as manufacturers offer you mattresses in choices of firmness, look and purpose, when you select a dog bed frame you can add perfectly to its functionality by choosing a mattress later.
