Dog Calming Beds for Small Medium Large Dogs - Round Donut Washable Puppy Dog Bed, Anti-Slip Faux Fur Fluffy Donut Cuddle Anxiety Cat Pet Bed(28" Dark Grey)

My puppy loves this bed. I have 3 of them. They are inexpensive and great calming for your dog.

I have 4 little dogs. I bought 2, as we have other dog beds. The 4 dogs fight over these 2, so I bought another 2! 😆 They love this bed!

11-month update: the cats of course lost interest in these when it got warm and then didn’t want to use them when it got chilly. I took the risk of throwing them in the washing machine (one with no agitator) and dryer and they did fine! They also came out a lot puffier than before, and the cats are excited about them again. The polyfill did get a little lumpy in addition to floofing, so they probably won’t survive very many washes, but if these get used half the year and washed annually they’ll last a few years. I expect if you have a dog or outdoor (or smelly) cat they wouldn’t last as long or you might want to lay a blanket over them.I got the two-back of these in grey for my cats, who are about 12 and 15 pounds. They're a on the big side for the kitties, which is fine. I wanted the cats to have something they love enough to keep fur situations contained in one place, and these absolutely do that trick. Unless it's quite warm, the cats prefer to go for these beds than their other favorite lounging spots.They are cheap, and they definitely don't look expensive. The "fur" is not very dense, you can see the weave of the fabric through it, and it's not nearly as soft in person as it looks. But for the price it's excellent. That really really nice "minkee" or furry fabric that's very popular right now costs a lot more, for good reason. The cost of these types of products always corresponds to how dense the "minkee" is, and how much it looks "tangled" vs "velvety" over time. After washing the fur doesn't look very nice anymore. BUT those "nicer" beds were out of my price range or too large.The other "they are a cheap bed" is that the filling isn't the type that stays "full" for very long. But again, that's what you get for the price. It's silly to expect premium fabric and filler for this price range, so don't knock off stars because you're not getting a $100 product for $20. I imagine after a little while I'll have to put a circle of foam under, or in the bottom, of these. That's fine.They also do really stink when they arrive but again -- that's what happens with cheap polyester products. If you don't want that, go shop for something more expensive.

Soft and fluffy but perhaps too fuzzy, the fibers come off it very easily and my dog likes to drag it around the house to where she wants to lay, so the fuzz is all over the place! The only downside to this bed is the outer fabric. It sheds as much as my husky does and I already vacuum a ton! Oh well, lesson learned. If you don't mind fuzz, its still a comfy, lightweight dog bed.

I'm very happy with the bed, and so is Tater.

Use in the back seat of our vehicle and it makes the ride better for my poopsie

Soft but barely filled at all. My dogs don’t care for them.

I bought two, they are soft and comfortable however one of them has a perfect round shape the other one does not.