Huddlepaw Calming Donut Bed — Anti-Anxiety Plush Bed for Dogs & Cats

Some dogs don't settle. They pace, they circle, they end up pressed against a wall or wedged behind the sofa. That instinct is worth listening to — it's the same one that makes a puppy burrow into the litter. They're looking for edges.

This bed gives them edges. A deep, sunken middle and a tall bolster rim that runs the whole way round, so there's always something to lean into and somewhere to rest a chin. Dogs and cats who curl tight tend to drop off faster in one of these than they do on a flat mat.

What it's made of

• Long shaggy faux fur — deep pile, soft enough to knead and burrow into
• PP cotton filling that holds body heat, so the bed warms up as they lie in it
• Breathable and lightweight — works in a cold room in January and an air-conditioned one in July
• 8" tall rim for head and neck support
• Machine washable — cold gentle cycle, tumble dry low

Getting the size right

This is the one thing worth two minutes of your time. Measure your pet nose-to-tail while they're curled up, then add about four inches so they aren't pressed against the rim.

• 20" — pets up to 15 lb · Chihuahua, Yorkie, kitten
• 24" — pets up to 25 lb · Frenchie, Shih Tzu, most cats
• 27" — pets up to 35 lb · Cocker Spaniel, Corgi
• 30" — pets up to 50 lb · Border Collie, Aussie

If you're between sizes, go up. A bed that's slightly too big still works; one that's too small doesn't.

One thing to expect

It arrives compressed, and it will look flat. Shake it out firmly, then give it a day or two — the filling keeps expanding and it looks its fluffiest by about day two. This is normal and it isn't a fault. Sitting it in the sun for an hour now and then keeps it fresh between washes.

Suitable for both dogs and cats.