Luxe Dog Bed by Wag | Quad Layer Technology with Memory Foam, Orthopedic Foam, and Cooling Gel. Machine Washable Cover. Gray, Large

Three Years Later...I am online today looking for another dog bed — not because this one didn’t hold up, but because we have a second dog and another on the way! I just saw my old review and it made me think I should let you know why I think this dog bed is totally worth the money. Our Portuguese Water Dog was pictured on the bed three years ago when we first bought it. She uses it everyday and recently has had to share her bed with our 1 year old 13lb Havanese for the past year. She has gotten used to it, and the little boy loves snuggling, but we are adopting another next week and the three of them will simply be too much! I do launder the cover regularly and it washed great, so I bought a second cover. It is also relatively easy to get on and off considering the complexity of the bed design (which the dog really likes for the bolsters and I really like for it’s clean line design.) For the past three years I have alternated the two covers every two weeks or so, so they each get laundered once every 1 - 1 1/2 months. The fabric of the cloth covers is showing some wear, but that is to be expected after the frequent use and laundering and they are still in one piece and working well. The foam has held up extremely well — I seriously can’t tell the difference from when we first got it.As I have looked around at what is available now, I see the Brentwood Home pet bed that looks as nice or nicer, but it is even more expensive as are the replacement covers (if you can find them.) The other beds don’t have as nice a foam interior bed, or they don’t have a waterproof liner, or they don’t have replacement covers. I really can’t believe there is still nothing out that compares to this bed. So, suffice to say, I heartily recommend it!Side note: My one problem now is that when I was changing the cloth covers a couple months ago, I got interrupted and left the interior foam bed unattended. It has a nice waterproof cover/liner on the foam, so that you can remove the cover to wash and wipe it down if the dog has an accident. Well, the little Havanese must have thought it looked like a toy because when I returned he had already started to shred it. The foam was still fine and I taped up the plasticy liner as best I could but now it is starting to fall apart around where I taped it up. I haven’t been able to find a replacement for this interior cover and need to look for a Sealy customer service number to see if they can help.—————————————-Our Portuguese Water Dog has been sleeping around the house on pillows , blankets or a mat in the mudroom for years now. She has never chewed or shredded the fluffy pillows or mats that we have given her over the years. I have simply given her whatever we have around or found on sale and it more or less just marks her spot -- or keeps the furniture from being marked. However, since she turned 9 recently I have noticed her limping around the house several days a week and it seems to be worse in the mornings. The vet said it's likely she is starting to have arthritis -- and feeling guilty about the state of her sleeping arrangements, I researched comfort/orthopedic dog beds.This dog bed was the best option for us given it's size, cost, generous pad thickness & comfy bumper -- it also had a number of positive reviews wherever I saw it online. As usual, I look around but ended up buying it at Amazon due to their competitive price, excellent customer service and free Prime shipping. Our dog is about 45 pounds and medium sized -- and the medium sized bed fits her perfectly. If we were more concerned about space or had a dog that always curled up to sleep, we might have been able to go with a size smaller. But the medium allows her to stretch out as well, resting her head on the bumper as she does.We have had it a month now and it has held up well. I put a blanket over it so I don't have to wash the cover as often. I will pull it off in the coming week for it's first launder and post again as to how it washes up. I will also see if they sell the cover only, so I can just rotate them. But the real test is does the dog sleep in it? Does she seem more comfortable than before? Yes and Yes. While she still prefers a human bed or sofa, if she has to stay in the mudroom, she's in her bed and not on the floor much anymore. She also doesn't seem to be limping around as much. All in all, I am very happy with this find -- good looking for me and comfortable for my girl!

The dog bed is extremely well-made. We have two for our 31 pound dog, and she loves them. They have the quality of a people Sealy Posturpedic mattress. The memory foam is dense and the cooling layer helps keep Maggie comfortable. We have had these beds for at least three years, and they look brand new. You can take the cover off and wash them, but I have found it easy to put a baby crib sheet over the bed and just wash that. These beds are real quality. They cost more than beds you buy at local stores, but these last forever.

After looking at 3rd party dog bed review sites, it came down to this, the Casper dog bed and the PetFusion bed.Ultimately, I decided on the Sealy because:-It seemingly has a better thought out foam layering which uses cooling gel memory foam and a charcoal infused base foam. If the cooling gel foam works, that’s great because it should make the bed more appealing than the others in the summer. The charcoal layer should resist bacteria better than the other bed options.-The foam carries a 5 year warranty. The other two have only 1 year warranties.-The Sealy looks a lot nicer both in design/ and color (modern gray) than the PetFusion and in color over the Casper. I don’t want an ugly large bed in my living room.-The Sealy seems of higher quality And is cheaper. $145 vs. $180 for the comparably sized PetFusion and $225 for the Casper.-As a long time bed manufacturer, they probably have more and better experience making a well-made, comfortable and long lasting product.-This has a waterproof cover over the foam. The Casper does not.Received the bed today. It was very easy and quick to assemble - aside from waiting 2 hours for the foam to expand. The cover is really well made and constructed. There is a separate zipped compartment for the bolster and then a main zipped compartment for the rest of the bed. The fabric covered the foam with a perfect fit and the zippers slide like butter.The bed and bolster both offer great support. It’s by no means too soft as somebody else suggested. It contours to my 72lb dog’s curves while not giving way to the rest of his weight. He’s really been loving it today and looks really comfortable sprawled out on it napping.I would definitely reorder this bed if given a 2nd chance.Ordered a Large for my 72lb medium+ sized dog. Perfect fit. Note: You should take a tape measure while your dog is sleeping and measure from his bum to his nose. My dog likes to sprawl out a lot so I made sure to get that measurement vs. his more curled and compact position. You don’t want to get too small of a bed that prevents them from really being comfortable. Take that nose to tail dimension, add 8” for the 4” bolster on each side and then you’ll have the minimum long dimension. The dimensions listed are the dimensions including the bolsters so the inside dimensions of the large are more like 34”x24”.

I bought this Sealy bed 8 months ago. My senior dog (14 yr old 50lb Border Collie) spent one winter and spring on it so far, but now in summer she finds it a bit too hot to sleep overnight on it. Short naps during the day are fine, but at night she avoids it and rather sleeps on the floor next to it. In winter though, she loved it and stayed there all night.The foam is of VERY good quality - no sagging, no strange odors, no discolorations after 8 months.In the past 8 months I have washed this bed numerous times (more than 10x) and the cover still looks like new. No rips or tears, neither from the dog or from the washing machine.The zippers are large enough and do not snag or jam. It is VERY easy to put the bed together once you know which side is which.Even though the size is quite big, I have no trouble putting it back together by myself.I bought the largest size because I measured my dog while she was all stretched out. But as I said, she doesn't use this bed much in summer and never stretches out on it, so it is somewhat too large for her. In winter, she likes to curl up on it, and then there is room enough for another dog her size.So in closing, this bed deserves a solid 5 star rating. There is nothing negative at all to say about it.