Small Dog Beds

Discover the perfect cozy retreat for your pint-sized companion with our collection of small dog beds.

Medium Dog Beds

Give your mid-sized pup the comfort they deserve with our range of medium dog beds. Perfectly sized for breeds like Beagles, Cocker Spaniels, and Bulldogs, these beds blend support, durability, and style.

Large Dog Beds

Treat your big best friend to the comfort they need with our collection of large dog beds. Specially crafted for breeds like Labradors, German Shepherds, and Golden Retrievers, these beds provide ample space, superior support, and lasting durability.

  • Cooling Dog Mat for All Dog Types
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    Cooling Dog Mat for All Dog Types

    From £5.99 GBP
    From £5.99 GBP £2.04 GBP
  • Cooling Dog Mat in Multiple Sizes for All Dogs
    Dog Bed City

    Cooling Dog Mat in Multiple Sizes for All Dogs

    From £7.19 GBP
    From £7.19 GBP £3.19 GBP
  • Corduroy Dog Bed for All Sizes
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    Dog Bed City

    Corduroy Dog Bed for All Sizes

    From £19.19 GBP
    From £19.19 GBP £14.00 GBP
  • Rear Car Seat Dog Bed / Sofa
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    Rear Car Seat Dog Bed / Sofa

    From £203.99 GBP
    From £203.99 GBP £156.18 GBP
  • Anti Mite Cotton Dog Bed All Sizes
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    Anti Mite Cotton Dog Bed All Sizes

    From £11.99 GBP
    From £11.99 GBP £8.77 GBP
  • 3 in 1 Multifunction Dog Bed
    Dog Bed City

    3 in 1 Multifunction Dog Bed

    From £28.79 GBP
    From £28.79 GBP £24.32 GBP

Why does bed size matter for my dog?

A properly sized bed supports your dog’s body, prevents joint strain, and helps them feel secure. Too small can cause discomfort, while too big may feel less cosy for smaller breeds.

What size dog bed should I choose?

Use your dog’s weight as a guide:

  • Small: up to 25 lbs (e.g. Chihuahua, Dachshund)
  • Medium: 25–60 lbs (e.g. Cocker Spaniel, Beagle)
  • Large: 60–90 lbs (e.g. Labrador, German Shepherd)
  • Extra Large: 90+ lbs (e.g. Great Dane, Mastiff)

Always measure your dog from nose to tail while lying down and add a few inches for comfort.

What if my dog is between sizes?

It’s always best to size up. A larger bed gives your dog more space to stretch out and ensures they don’t outgrow it too quickly.

What happens if the bed is too small?

Your dog may not rest properly, leading to poor sleep and extra stress on joints, especially in growing or older dogs.

Do different sleeping styles need different sizes?

Yes. Curlers (dogs that curl up) often do well in snug beds, while stretchers (dogs that sprawl) need more space and a larger size.