Dog Beds

With a dog bed, you create a comfortable place for your four-legged friend. Dogs enjoy resting after a long walk or a meal. Mental and physical rest are good for your dog, so you should look for a suitable dog bed.

What is the best bed for my dog?

Kentucky Dogwear has several dog beds in its collection that are made in an animal-friendly way. Beds for dogs suit your interior perfectly, giving everyone in your household their own safe haven.

But which type of dog bed is right for your dog? Does your dog like to curl up and nest? Then our Kentucky dog pillow or the comfort donut might be the best option. Does your dog need a place to unwind and feel safe? Then choose the Igloo dog bed.

How big should the dog bed be?

Buying a dog bed is all about your dog’s comfort. That’s why you should look for a bed in the right size. Be sure to choose a slightly larger bed rather than one that’s too small. A dog needs to be able to stretch its back at all times rather than constantly lying curled up. Of course, style and appearance are also important. A dog bed should suit your interior.

What are the benefits of a Kentucky dog bed?

Every dog needs a bed. A dog without a bed or pillow may sleep poorly, resulting in a diminished immune system and a bad mood. This increases the risk of disease, which is exactly what you don’t want. A good bed helps your dog unwind, which is especially important for its back. Just like you, a dog also needs a good bed. So tailor your dog bed search to what your four-legged friend needs.

Our products are produced in an animal-friendly way and ensure your dog has a pleasant place to rest. The beds retain their shape thanks to our padding. Moreover, all our beds suit cosy and warm interiors. If you detect a doggy smell after a while, the beds can be washed in the machine at no more than 30° C.

What is the best place for a dog bed in my home?

The location of your dog’s bed is very important. Most dogs like to be able to retreat while they sleep, so place the bed in a corner or against the wall. There are also dog breeds that like to remain near you. In any case, don’t isolate your dog from domestic or family life. Security and safety keep your four-legged friend in balance. Finally, take the seasons into account: a cool spot is important in the summer, while winter calls for a nice location by the fireplace.