Here's Why You Should Get a Raised Dog Bed For Your Furry Friend

Your dog should have its bed. Of course, it's not a rule, and maybe you want them to cuddle with you in your bed, but your dog needs their own private time to rest and chill, without you there.
The market offers various models of dog beds, so at times it may be overwhelming to choose the right one.
Have you considered to get raised pet beds for dogs? This is a great option to keep the dog elevated from the floor, so it can stay warm, comfortable and calm. This can work miracles for a dog who have arthritis or have troubles getting in and out of a classic dog bed.
An elevated bed reduces the effort of older dogs to have to get up and stand on the floor.
Let's see all the benefits your dog can have from a raised bed.
Another perk of an elevated bed is temperature control. They get your pooch off a cold floor in winter — or summer if you’re running the air

No matter how much we don't want to admit that our little pup has grown older, with time they start to show signs of aging such as arthritis or trouble getting up out of bed. Your older dog should not have any problems with getting in and out of bed. And raised pet beds for dogs can be of great help, as they won't have to rise their weight to get out of bed. Also, this bed is excellent for the dog to find the best position from standing, sitting and lying down.

Dogs chew things and there's nothing you can do about it. At least, it's what you say to yourself after you discovered that your pup who is sharpening its teeth damaged several pairs of shoes and that new bed you just got them.
Raised dog beds have fabric that is stretched tighter which makes it quite a challenge for the dog to get a grip with its teeth. So if you don't want to spend money on beds frequently, a raised be will last for a long time and it's quite an investment.

Does your dog want to sleep in your bedroom? Maybe it wants to nap on the balcony or in the backyard? No problem, just move the elevated bed any place. These raised beds are lightweight compared to solid beds, so moving the bed around the house, or taking it with you on a vacation is no big deal.

Dogs like mud and grass and often when they get back home (and if they're fast enough to escape the cleaning) they will lie in their bed without stressing about it. How many times did you have to clean mud and grass from the solid dog bed? The material of these raised dog beds is a firm mash which is super easy to clean when there is mud, hair or grass. All you need to do is use a hose and wash it. Even a quick shower can work miracles. And it gets dry super fast.

The elevated bed won't require your furry friend to lift their legs to get in bed. Maybe your dog is now just a puppy, but as time goes by, this activity may become a real challenge. Even puppies who still learn how to do things will find this hopping on and off their raised bed as a fun and easy activity. Older dogs will benefit from the bed in many ways, especially if they have pain in their joints.

Imagine having to deal with hot weather while you're constantly 'dressed' in heavy fur. Add a bed that is made of fluffy materials and foam, and this is how summers become unbearable. Your dog's elevated bed allows constant airflow which will prevent your dog from overheating and feeling restless. The mash fabric will remain chill and pleasant for sleeping. You can keep this bed on any surface (tiles, carpet, wooden floor) and your dog will enjoy the pleasant chilly temperature.

On the other hand, when the cold days and nights begin, your dog will start to curl up when going to bed. The air temperature on the floor is at least several degrees colder than the one in the upper parts of the room. When the bed is elevated and the dog doesn't feel the coldness coming from the floor, they will be able to get warmer faster and relax and fall asleep in a comfortable and deep slumber.