All our dog beds are handmade in our own sewing workshop in Witten.

How often should you replace a dog bed?

Dog beds are used daily – whether for sleeping, resting, or observing the happenings in the house. Therefore, many dog owners rightly ask how often a dog bed should actually be replaced. There is no general answer, but as a guideline: the dog bed should be changed every 1 to 3 years – depending on quality, usage, and hygiene condition.

Dog bed as a retreat for security and well-being

A dog bed is much more than just a place to sleep; it is a personal retreat where the four-legged friend can feel safe and secure. Especially in a busy household or for stress-prone dogs, a fixed place is enormously important. Here the dog can withdraw, relax, and find peace.

What to do about smelly dog beds?

An unpleasantly smelling dog bed is not only disturbing for humans and animals but often also a sign of poor hygiene. Since dog hair, saliva, dirt, or moisture strain the material, the bed should be cleaned regularly. Ideal are dog beds with removable and washable Covers, which can simply be cleaned in the washing machine at 30 to 60 degrees.

The right dog bed as an ideal gift idea for dog lovers

A high-quality dog bed is not only a comfort for the four-legged friend but also a loving gift for every dog owner. Whether for a birthday, moving in, or as a Christmas present – with a new, comfortable sleeping place, you bring joy to both animal and human alike.

Is an orthopedic dog bed useful?

An orthopedic dog bed is particularly useful when it comes to your dog's vitality and well-being. Unlike conventional dog beds, orthopedic models offer a pressure-relieving lying surface that optimally adapts to the animal's body shape. This relieves joints, spine, and muscles, which is especially beneficial for older dogs, large breeds, or dogs with joint diseases such as arthritis or hip dysplasia.

When is an orthopedic dog bed useful?

An orthopedic dog bed is especially useful if your dog already suffers from joint problems, back issues, or signs of aging. Typical signs include stiff getting up, restlessness while lying down, or avoiding certain movements. The pressure-relieving lying surface relieves the musculoskeletal system, which promotes regeneration and can alleviate pain.