10 Best Dog Beds in 2025 – Reviews & Top Picks

Buying a new bed for your dog is almost like looking for a new mattress for yourself. You want your best friend to be completely comfortable—and maybe even keep them off your own bed or couch! Did you know that an adult dog sleeps for an average of 12 to 14 hours every day?¹ This makes finding the right dog bed even more important.

You need to consider various factors before you start shopping for a bed, though. For example, how large is your dog, how old are they, and what are their sleeping habits? Dog beds should be comfy yet quite durable.

We know how time-consuming it can be to find the perfect product for your furry friend, so we did the work for you. Here, we have reviews of the best dog beds available, so your job is a bit easier!

A Quick Glance at the Winners of 2025

Rating	Image	Product	Details
Best Overall		Nest Bedding Bolstered Pet Bed	Orthopedic support Made with non-toxic materials Bolster offers pressure point relief	Check Price
Best Value		MidWest Defender Orthopedic Dog Bed	Removable Teflon cover deflects stains Machine washable and dryer safe Non-slip bottom	Check Price
Premium Choice		PetFusion Memory Foam Dog Bed	Three large sizes and two colors Bolsters for extra support 4-inch-thick memory foam	Check Price
		K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Dog Bed	Bolster for resting Stylish stitching Removable and machine-washable cover	Check Price
		Frisco Pillow Dog Bed	Two colors and two sizes Flat bed without no raised edges for senior dogs Removable and machine-washable cover	Check Price

The 10 Best Dog Beds

1. Nest Bedding Bolstered Pet Bed — Best Overall

The Nest Bedding Bolstered Pet Bed is a thoughtfully crafted sustainable bed for dogs and cats. It’s made with a durable (non-removable) canvas cotton cover and is filled with non-absorbent and breathable 100% green waste recycled plastic. All the materials are natural and organic, and the bed is handmade in the United States. The simple donut-shaped design is perfect for furry friends who like to curl up to sleep, and the bolstered edge offers orthopedic support for senior pets.

While the bed is a bit small for large dogs, it’s an excellent choice for small and medium pets.

2. MidWest Defender Orthopedic Dog Bed — Best Value

The MidWest Defender Orthopedic Dog Bed is the best dog bed for the money. It provides comfort and orthopedic support and comes in multiple different sizes. It has a removable liner that is a soft fleece and features a high wall of foam for added support. This is all covered by a Teflon fabric that protects against water, dirt, and stains and comes in a stylish geometric pattern. The cover has a zipper so it can be removed for the washing machine and dryer, and the bottom has non-slip material so it can stay in place on slippery floors.

You should double-check each bed’s dimensions, as the size given during ordering is not how large the bed is on the inside. It seems to be quite durable, but if your pup loves chewing and ripping things apart, this bed might not hold up well.

3. PetFusion Memory Foam Dog Bed — Premium Choice

The PetFusion Memory Foam Dog Bed is a premium choice because while it is pricey, it is a large bed that will fit big dogs. It comes in grey and brown and in large, extra-large, and jumbo sizes (and small!), so if your dog doesn’t fit in most beds, this one might just work. The memory foam is 4 inches thick (the jumbo’s is 6 inches), and the bed has bolsters for support and a tear- and water-resistant cover that is removable for laundering. The base of the bed has a waterproof liner in case of accidents, and the cover is made with a combination of cotton and polyester.

The memory foam isn’t quite as soft as it seems, though, and it’s not that tear-proof. If your dog loves to rip things apart, you might need to look elsewhere.

4. K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Dog Bed

K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Dog Bed is a pillow-top orthopedic dog bed that is perfect for medium to large dogs. The foam base provides orthopedic support, and the pillow top adds extra softness. Most dogs seem to just love this bed! Bolsters surround it, giving your pup a place to rest their head (or feet) and a sense of security. The cover has a zipper for easy removal and is machine washable, and the stitching gives it an attractive look.

Unfortunately, the pillow top is made with a relatively thin material, which will probably wear holes in spots after a while. It’s also challenging to wash, as the filling needs to be removed from the base and the bolsters first and reinserted afterward. This can ultimately lead to it becoming misshapen.

5. Frisco Pillow Dog Bed

The Frisco Pillow Dog Bed is a soft bed that comes in two colors and two sizes. It does not have raised sides, so it is easier for older or infirm pets to step onto. It is stuffed full of polyester, making it rather fluffy. The cover can be removed so it can be washed, and the edge is made with a faux suede fabric, which makes it an attractive addition to your home.

However, while it might be easier for senior pups to step onto, the padding is not orthopedic and might not provide the best support for the dogs that need it most. It also does not seem to withstand more than a couple of washings, as it tends to fall apart, and it’s not as durable as some other beds to withstand rough treatment.

6. Coolaroo Steel-Framed Elevated Dog Bed

The Coolaroo Steel-Framed Elevated Dog Bed is great for any dog that needs to keep cool over the hot summer months. It’s elevated off the ground with a light steel frame, which enables airflow from all angles, and it is made with a breathable fabric. It comes in multiple colors and is available in several sizes. The fabric is resistant to mildew, mold, and pests and is made from recyclable material that is easy to clean and can be used indoors and outdoors.

Unfortunately, putting the bed together is quite a challenge, as there are pieces that don’t seem to fit together properly. The plastic-like cover doesn’t have any real stretch, which also makes assembly difficult. We also can’t recommend this bed for any dogs that need orthopedic support. Keep in mind that the sizes described are for the frame and not the area where the dog sleeps, so double-check this before purchasing.

7. FurHaven Orthopedic Dog Bed

The FurHaven Orthopedic Dog Bed is an orthopedic support dog bed that comes in various colors and sizes ranging from medium to jumbo plus. The cover is made with a soft, faux fur material and has a thick foam base that provides medical-grade orthopedic support. It has three bolsters that add extra support, and the open end makes it easier for your senior dog to walk in and out of. The cover is machine washable and removable, and the variety of sizes makes it easy to find a bed that your dog will fit in, no matter how large they might be!

However, if you have a puppy or an incontinent dog, know that the base of this bed is not washable because of the egg carton foam base. The faux fur cover also tends to shed, and the padding isn’t as thick as it could be, so some dogs might prefer something more poofy.

8. Aspen Pet Self-Warming Dog Bed

Aspen Pet Self-Warming Dog Bed is a self-warming dog bed that has a faux lamb’s wool lining, making it quite cozy and plush, and the outer cover is an attractive corduroy. This bed’s interior uses the same kind of technology as space blankets, which means it uses your dog’s own body heat to keep them warm. It’s quite light and has a non-slip bottom layer, so it should stay put on your hardwood floors.

This bed is actually quite small, so you need to check the measurements before you buy it. We also found that it doesn’t hold its shape well and tends to flatten after a short period of time. Another issue is that after a few washes, the seams can start to separate.

9. Armarkat Cave Shape Covered Cat & Dog Bed

The Armarkat Cave Shape Covered Cat & Dog Bed is designed for cats or small dogs. It’s made with velvet fabric and a super thick cushion, which is removable, and the plush poly-fill offers extra cushy softness. The base is waterproof and non-skid, making it suitable for all surfaces, and it’s machine washable. The cave feature makes it perfect for small dogs that love to burrow into things for a nap.

It is quite a small bed, though, so make sure you double-check the measurements before purchasing. Also, since it is lightweight, it might be prone to rolling over and having trouble retaining its shape.

10. Serta Orthopedic Bolster Dog Bed

The Serta Orthopedic Bolster Dog Bed is a comfortable bed that has orthopedic foam that is 3½ inches thick. It also has high bolsters for extra support, but it still allows for easy access into the bed with one open side. The bolsters will work well for dogs that like to lean against something while sleeping, and it will give them the feeling of safety and security. The cover is soft and stylish, is zippered for easy removal, and is machine washable.

Washing this bed is a challenge because the bolsters are stuffed with loose filling, which all needs to be pulled out before throwing it into the washing machine. While the description states that the orthopedic foam is 3½ inches, it actually seems like it’s closer to 2 inches, making it not as comfortable as it should be. It also doesn’t stand up to a dog chewing or digging into their bed.

Buyer’s Guide: Selecting the Best Dog Bed

Buying a new dog bed can be tricky due to the vast number of pet beds available on the market. There are so many features to think about, so let’s go over the most common ones that you should consider. We hope that this will help you figure out what kind of bed will be ideal for your dog.

Size

This is an obvious one. You want to be sure to find a bed that your dog fits into. Sometimes, though, there’s an issue with the measurements of a bed when shopping online. Most manufacturers tend to post the dimensions off the entire bed, not the size of the area where your dog will actually sleep.

You should measure your dog and opt for a slightly larger bed than their body, so they have enough room to move around. Contact the manufacturer’s customer service if you can’t find the actual size for the sleeping area posted in the description.

Material

If your dog tends to dig and enjoys chewing things up, you’ll want to get a bed that has tough and durable fabric. Finding one that has a money-back guarantee would be helpful too.

Sleeping Style

How your dog prefers to sleep will dictate what kind of bed you should get for them. If your dog loves to curl up and burrow into blankets and cushions, you will want to look at cave beds and round beds with high sides. If your dog loves to sprawl out on your bed and couch, you’ll want to opt for a longer bed in a rectangular shape.

Comfort

If your dog easily gets overheated and loves to sleep outside on your deck, an elevated bed would be great. It enables air flow and isn’t at risk of getting dirty while outdoors. That said, if your dog gets chilly easily, you’ll want an indoor dog bed that they can curl up in and that might have a self-warming feature.

Dog’s Age

If you have a senior dog, you’ll want to look at beds that are easy for them to get in and out of and provide comfortable orthopedic support. If your dog suffers from arthritis or any other degenerative disease, you might want to speak to your vet about recommendations for the right kind of bed.

Washability

Most dog beds are washable in some way or another, usually with removable covers. But keep in mind that if you have a puppy or a dog with less bladder control, this should impact your final bed choice. Washable, waterproof, and comfortable are all features that you need to take into consideration and balance against each other.

Conclusion

Among these reviews, our choice for the best overall dog bed is the Nest Bedding Bolstered Pet Bed for its sustainability and durability. The MidWest Defender Orthopedic Dog Bed gets our vote for the best value because not only is it inexpensive, but its Teflon cover also keeps it sanitary and easy to clean, and it provides excellent orthopedic support. Lastly, the PetFusion Dog Bed is our premium choice because while it might be one of the more expensive pet beds on this list, it will fit the largest dogs and has thick foam for comfort.

We hope that we’ve helped the task of shopping for a new dog bed be a bit easier with this list. After all, no two dogs are completely alike, and their taste in beds will depend on each individual personality. However, you know your dog best, so we’ve narrowed the search down, and all you have to do is take a look and try one out.

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