More than a decade ago, we began developing a dog bed in close collaboration with veterinarians and osteopaths that truly deserves the label "orthopedic." Many of the so-called orthopedic dog beds on the market do have a special filling and are often labeled with various additives.
Admittedly, it also sounds great to the consumer at first, all these superlatives, but what they actually mean and what effect or impact they have on the health of one's own dog unfortunately often remain unanswered.
This is how the lying core shifts over time, or how the original stability is lost all too quickly. This loss of shape stability can be particularly counterproductive and very stressful for older or sick dogs. Dogs spend an average of 18 hours a day dozing and sleeping, which makes up almost two-thirds of their lives. All the more important is that your furry friend is optimally bedded.
