Taking care of my personalised dog bed

Treat your dog's bed with love, care, and loyalty. Your dog's bed is one of their most important possessions. It's where they sleep, it's where they relax, and it's where they get cozy with their favorite human or pup friend. It is also where your dog spends a lot of time, so it's important to make sure that the bed you give them is comfortable and safe for them.

Here are some tips for taking care of your dog's bed:

1) Keep it clean. You may be tempted to let your dog chew on their bed until it gets dirty, but this isn't a good idea! Your dog will be ingesting dirt and bacteria from their bed every time they lie down on it. Instead, wash their bed regularly by hand or in the washing machine at least once per month (and more often if needed). Make sure not to put them in hot water though - they won't like that!

2) Replace old beds with new ones as necessary. If your dog has had their bed for a while and it looks worn out or damaged in any way, consider getting them a new one! It will brighten up their day (and yours) when they see how excited they get about getting something new!

Do dog beds need to be washed?

If your dog smells like a swamp, it's time to wash the bed. You might be thinking that dog beds need to be washed about as often as you do. And that's not a bad assumption—but there are some important differences between how you and your pup get dirty.  

First, dogs tend to shed more than people do, which means you'll find more dog hair on the bed than human hair (unless you're both shedding at the same rate). Second, dogs sleep in their own beds, so they get dirty from that alone—whereas humans usually sleep in a bed that's been made for them by another person (or themselves), so we're able to keep ours clean on our own. 

Finally, dogs lick their paws more often than humans do—which can transfer dirt onto the bed! So if you notice a lot of paw prints around your dog's bed, it's time for a wash.

Washing a dog bed is easy: just toss it in the washing machine with some detergent and turn it on! Make sure not to use fabric softener or dryer sheets because they might irritate your pup's skin or even cause an allergic reaction.

Are dog beds machine washable?

Yes, you can put some dog beds in the washing machine! But there are a few things to consider:

First, if you have a machine with a water level sensor, it's important that you remove it from your machine after each wash. If the sensor is left in and goes through another cycle, it might be damaged or destroyed.

Second, most of these beds are made with foam or memory foam (the kind that molds to your body when you lay down). This makes them ideal for washing because they won't fall apart like other fabrics might. But it also means that they need special care when being washed. Use cold water on the gentle cycle and don't use bleach or fabric softener (which can damage the material).

Thirdly—and this is an important one—you'll want to make sure you're using the right detergent! Many dog owners use regular laundry detergent on their pet beds because it's easy and cheap. However, pet-safe cleaning products contain enzymes that help break down odors and stains so that the bed stays clean for longer periods of time between washes.

How do you clean a dog bed without removable cover?

If you have a dog bed that can't be washed, then you've probably wondered how to clean a dog bed. Well, the good news is there are several ways to clean your dog's bed without washing it. Here are some of our favorites:

Clean your dog's bed with vinegar and water. Mix 1 part vinegar with 4 parts water and pour over the area where your dog sleeps. Let this sit for 30 minutes before wiping it up with a damp cloth. This is an excellent way to remove dirt and stains from the surface of your dog's bedding without having to wash it!

Clean your dog's bed with hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. Mix 1 part hydrogen peroxide with 2 parts baking soda and pour over the area where your dog sleeps. Let this sit for 30 minutes before wiping it up with a damp cloth. This combination is great at removing stains from fabric surfaces like carpeting or cloth furniture!

Clean your dog's bed with club soda or Coca-Cola (yes, really). Pour either one of these liquids onto the area where your pet sleeps until it is soaked through completely (a little goes a long way here). Let this soak overnight

How often should I change my dog bed?

It depends on what kind of bed you have! If your dog's bed is made from a material that can be easily washed, then it may be a good idea to wash it every week. This will keep the bed fresh and clean for your pup, and you can also make sure that any stains or odors are removed before they have time to set in.

If you have a bed with a removable cushion or pad, then this might be the best option for you. You can simply swap out the old pad with a new one as needed, which will help your dog feel comfortable when lying down.

If you're unsure what type of bed is best for your furry friend (or if they have an allergy), then talk to an expert at rover pet products today!