Coolaroo The Original Cooling Elevated Pet Bed,Brunswick Green, Small

For the price, this elevated dog bed is honestly such a steal. I bought it expecting something basic, but it ended up being way better than anticipated. It’s sturdy, holds my dog’s weight with no problem, and doesn’t wobble or sag at all. The mesh is breathable and keeps her cool, especially on tile floors. She lounges on it daily and clearly prefers it over traditional beds. It’s also a great height — supportive without being too tall — which makes it easy for her to get on and off comfortably. Assembly was quick and simple, and it’s super easy to clean. For how affordable it is, the quality really surprised me. I’m genuinely about to buy another one because it’s been that good. If you’re on the fence because of the price, don’t be — this is one of those rare finds that actually delivers.

Ive had a coolaroo for 10 yrs and no real issues. The only thing i ran into for using them as a 100% outdoor bed is the screws rusting. Which makes changing the pad challenging. I just got this new one for my large dog who broke his sisters medium bed. For the most part they are easy to put together. However that last screw/rod is always a pain and take a wee bit of muscle. along with getting the bed frame lopsided so its not laying square like its supposed too, just so you can get the bar in line. After you get that last screw in the bed squares right back up by simply pushing down on the 2 opposite corners. If your physically challenged (disabled) like me a wee bit of ingenuity helps with that last bar. The covers are pretty durable. On my medium i had to replace the cover 3 times due to my girl was a bed digger. Out of the 3 i only had issues with 1 (nutmeg) not holding up or lasting. Possibly a quality control or fluke. It only lasted 4 months. My 1st one (green) lasted 7 yrs and the 3rd (blue) is still in great shape after almost 3 yrs, but the frame broke. So this new large should be just as great. My boy has already been up on it and happy he has a new outside bed to avoid the hot porch in summers and loves to just chill outside comfortably while watching the squirrels, birds and neighbors.

Springy bed that has lasted 4+ years out in the sun so far. I've been very pleased it hasn't shown signs of sun rot yet, so the UV protection is solid. The size is great for a 60-lb dog, and it's light enough to be very portable while not compromising sturdiness. I have 5 of these and highly recommend them!

This is a very well constructed dog cot out of quality materials. I got this because my dog loves the ones his daycare has for nap time so of course since I put this together he refuses to even look at it. I know he'll love it when it is HIS idea. The blue is a great color and the woven material feels nice to the touch while being sturdy. Putting it together was way harder than I expected which is why I didn't give it 5 stars. Maybe with a second person or more room it would've been easier but the tension caused by the cover made putting in the last screw a complete nightmare. Until the cover loosens up it pulls the legs wonky if not set with all four feet on the floor. It is perfectly safe and sturdy when assembled and on the floor but it will take some time to loosen up. Hopefully my fancy Elkhound will decide to use it and to help motivate him I keep telling him "No, that's not for you" which is the easiest way to get him to climb anything like cabinets and bookshelves. Maybe he isn't an Elkhound, maybe a fluffy goat...

I love this bed the dogs enjoy it as well. I think it’s important to understand, You must have measurements of your dog or have an idea when purchasing. In my opinion, The medium in which I purchased can fit a small dog, a medium to large dog if the dog is wide and considered a large dog, and the length is short, the medium will work. It’s entirely up to you and how your dog likes to lay down. I always want to give my dog more room. When I went to purchase, I was concerned because my dog is large and the large was sold out. After considering his length I thought this could work. I received it in a small box. It made me very nervous to see it that small but when I took it out of the box, like magic it got much bigger lol. It was very easy to put together. I did it myself, it took about 15 minutes. it’s very sturdy holds up very well. My Bulldog is 71 pounds and he and my other little dog was on the bed at the same time. I am considering ordering another one. It depends on how much they actually use the bed. The price is very reasonable. This is one of the best brands out there. This is also good for your dog back or an elderly dog that may be uncomfortable in cushion beds. I bought it to keep them off the deck when it’s hot also because of bugs and in general so they’re comfortable when they are outside occasionally. I highly recommend it. The nutmeg color is my favorite. It looks really great matches with everything and the material is very good as well and what I like about this company is they sell replacement material /cloth Whatever you call them in case they rip from but from what I understand, they last a very long time. Good luck.

Very sturdy easy to put together just the last bolt you need to use extra pressure but overall very good and sturdy my dogs love it, the size was very good too! One of my dogs like to sit by the door so she enjoys not having to sit on the hard floor anymore. Its also easy to move around so I can put it in places where they can sun bath.

Larger than expected them to be. Could have got by with just getting 1 (ordered 3) since they all seem to share the same one, no matter what. I have 3 large dogs and they seem to like it. I have other small dogs and they like it too. Was a pain to put together (for me) but they do like their beds so it was clearly worth it. Now they have something comfortable to lay on while lounging outside.

These things are the biggest pain in the ass to put together. If you have four well coordinated arms, the strength of an NFL lineman, and patience, you might be able to get it together. I can get the first three bolts in but the fourth MFer ALWAYS wants to crossthread, and this time I don't know if I can finish the assembly. The fabric (plastic) is so tight at the point where you're trying to put the last bolt in that it distorts the frame and you just about can't get the bolt in straight, the pipe bends at an angle to prevent the bolt going in straight and that's what's causing the crossthreading.