Orthopaedic dog beds are made with memory foam, which molds to your dog's body. This provides comfort and support for their joints and muscles.
The best orthopaedic dog beds provide a soft surface that will not cause your dog any injury or discomfort. The most common injuries in dogs are caused by hard surfaces. These include:
• Arthritis
• Fractures
• Sprains, strains and tears
• Cuts and bruises
The PlushMat! Plus - Thermal & Therapeutic - Orthopaedic Pet Bed is the comfiest dog bed for any pampered pooch.
The PlushMat! Plus features a plush, quilted top layer that's filled with soft, natural cotton and memory foam to provide your pup with the ultimate in comfort and support. The pillow-top design will keep your dog from digging into the bottom of their bed, and the memory foam will conform to their body shape over time for maximum comfort.
The PlushMat! Plus also has a thermal core that keeps the bed at an optimal temperature for your dog all year round, whether you're using it indoors or out. This means that even during those freezing winter months when you don't want to turn on your heat just yet, your pup can still enjoy sleeping on this pet bed without feeling chilly or cold! The thermal core also works as an anti-microbial barrier, which helps prevent mold and mildew growth inside the bed so that it stays clean and fresh-smelling between washings (which should be done with cold water only).
If you've ever seen your dog lying on the floor, you know how important it is for them to have a place to rest their head.
Dogs spend about half of their lives sleeping, and it's important that their beds are both comfortable and supportive. It's also vital that they have a bed that doesn't have any loose stuffing or sharp edges.
The best way to ensure that your dog has a comfortable bed is to invest in an orthopedic dog bed. A good orthopedic dog bed will support their joints, bones and muscles while keeping them off of hard surfaces such as hardwood floors or tile floors. They'll also help prevent arthritis by relieving pressure from the hips, spine, shoulders and elbows which can become stiff from lying on hard surfaces all day long!
