Pet Bed Size Guide

Length Measurement: Measure the length of your pet from the tip of its nose to the base of its tail (not the tip of the tail). This will help you determine the ideal bed length for your pet.
Width Measurement: Measure your pet from side to side at the broadest part of its body (typically at the shoulders or ribs). This ensures that the bed’s width provides ample space for your pet to curl up or stretch out.
Height Consideration: If your pet likes to nest or burrow into their bed, choose a higher bed wall height to allow for a comfortable and secure feeling of enclosure.

Size	Recommended Pet Weight	Length of Bed (inches)	Width of Bed (inches)	Ideal Pet Dimensions	Recommended Pet Type
Small	Up to 15 lbs	20 - 23 inches	18 - 21 inches	Small pets with a length of 12 - 17 inches and width of up to 12 inches	Suitable for small breeds such as Chihuahuas, Yorkies, and Pomeranians.
Medium	15 - 30 lbs	26 - 30 inches	24 - 28 inches	Pets with a length of 18 - 22 inches and width of 12 - 16 inches	Ideal for medium-sized pets like Cocker Spaniels, Dachshunds, and Beagles.
Large	30 - 55 lbs	32 - 36 inches	30 - 34 inches	Pets with a length of 24 - 30 inches and width of 16 - 20 inches	Perfect for large breeds such as Boxers, Bulldogs, and Border Collies.
X-Large	55 - 80 lbs	40 - 44 inches	36 - 40 inches	Pets with a length of 30 - 36 inches and width of 20 - 24 inches	Best for giant breeds like Golden Retrievers, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds.
XX-Large	80 lbs+	44 - 50 inches	40 - 45 inches	Pets with a length of 36+ inches and width of 24+ inches	Ideal for extra-large breeds like Great Danes, Saint Bernards, and Mastiffs.

Shape and Style: These beds are designed to help your pet feel safe and relaxed with calming properties, ideal for pets who are prone to anxiety, stress, or seek a sense of security while they sleep.

Round/Donut Shape: Best for pets who like to curl up in a ball and sleep with their head resting on the bed’s edges.
Cave or Hooded Style: Great for pets who prefer to burrow or need a high sense of security with an enclosed space.

Beds that come with a raised rim offer an enclosed, snuggly feel that promotes a sense of security and comfort, ideal for pets who suffer from anxiety.
Consider whether your pet likes a more spacious bed for sprawling or prefers snug, enclosed spaces for more warmth and security.

Pet Weight vs Bed Size: When choosing a bed, also consider the heaviness of your pet. For heavier pets, select a larger and more supportive bed with added cushioning that evenly distributes weight to avoid joint pressure.
Cleaning and Durability: Cozy calming pet beds are usually made with soft faux fur and memory foam. Choose a bed with removable covers that are machine-washable to ensure it remains hygienic, especially for pets that are prone to accidents, shedding, or dirt.

Length & Width Compatibility: Measure your pet when they are fully stretched out, or when curled into their favorite sleeping position. Compare these dimensions to the bed’s size to ensure adequate room.
Consider Sleeping Habits: If your pet likes to sprawl and stretch out during sleep, opt for a slightly larger bed to provide ample room. If your pet prefers to curl up tightly, a snugger bed with high walls may be ideal.
Age & Health Considerations: If your pet is a senior or has joint issues, make sure to choose a calming pet bed with ample cushion and support. Orthopedic calming beds, which feature memory foam, may also be a good option for pets with joint or muscle pain.