PetFusion Replacement Cover for PuppyChoice Dog Crate Bed (23x18)

I got for my dog and her babies.

I was very worried at first when I saw I had to stuff the pieces into not one, but TWO cases. However, I could not have been more pleasantly surprised. Everything slid easily into their cases/liners and I didn’t have to fight with them at ALL.Our dog has been using it for a month or so now and there has been no appreciable compression of the foam. Will update if we notice any later on.Update: Dec 2019–we’ve seen zero compression with our 30ish lb dog and the outer shell spot cleans nicely (even with peanut butter smears). However this bed is NOT water/pee proof. Our dog was on some meds which made him drink & pee more. He peed at some point and I didn’t discover it for hours later. Not all the pee soaked in, in fact I still had to pour a small puddle off the top. But ALL layers of the bed down to the memory foam were wet and smelled strongly of urine. I washed and dried the outer cover per directions, and against directions, hand washed the inner liner and air dried. Both laundered wonderfully. The memory foam layer I sprayed liberally with Nature’s Miracle enzyme spray and let dry. There were a few areas that still had a faint smell so I sprayed again. Once dry there was no urine odor. So I put it all back together and the pooch is snoozing as I type. I did slip two disposable pee pads between the outer and inner covers this time as some additional insurance against any future accidents.So, I’m still very happy with our purchase and pleased with the outcome after the pee flood this morning. But if you have a dog with frequent accidents this might not be for you.

I just got two of these beds (35x22) and (40x27) for my dogs' crates. After unpacking and giving the foam pads a couple of hours to expand I was able to assemble them fairly easily. I don't know if I misread the description, but I assumed they'd be ready to use. Each bed comes with the main piece of foam which is maybe two inches thick and two pieces of foam for the bolsters. They first get zipped into a water resistant cover (one for the mat and one for the bolsters.) These, in turn, get zipped into the plush cover which should be washable. I've had other beds where the foam wasn't protected like this and I think this will be an improvement. The fit in the cover is snug and my foam pads bumped up in the middle until the first use after which they are flat and the girls seem comfortable on them. I think these are going to be good for a while. They would probably not have held up during the puppy chewing phase, but they seem fairly tough.

This was horrible to put together. No mater how hard I try, the bed looks like it has some sort of deformity. I am tired of trying to line up the the 2 pieces of foam to made the side rests. They keep twisting and won't lay flat. Once I gave up and said enough is enough, I tried putting the foams pieces (in the protective covers) into the grey outer cover and none of the pieces fit as you think they would. I give up. I want my money back but there is no way I am going to be able to compress the foam pieces back into the box. If the can vacuum pack the foam pieces into a sleeve, why not assemble the bed and vacuum pack it as a whole? It would not be much bigger.

I wasn't sure if this bed would be worth the money, but my sister recommended it - and now that I have it home, I am very happy with this bed.My 14year old dog likes to sleep in her kennel (its door is always open), but the other kennel pads on the market are too thin to provide much comfort to her aging joints. This foam mattress is one of the good ones (not the cheap flaky kind that the big box stores sell) and my dog definitely sleeps more soundly and comfortably on it. It is dense enough to provide good footing for her (important for senior dogs), while still being soft and cushy. Another nice feature of this bed is the raised pillow insert on two sides. I'm not sure why, but dogs really seem to enjoy resting against these bumpers, and having two sides gives her more flexibility in how she lays on the bed.The fabric cover unzips for laundering, while there is an inner waterproof cover on the foam. If you're worried about the waterproof cover making squeaky noises, don't be - it is completely quiet. I'm impressed by the quality of the fabric and the zipper construction; this bed will last.

Very impressed with the fit and finish of this product. I have two of the large beds and my dogs love them. Okay, so let's not say love since they don't really speak that much to me. Let's say they really like the beds. I know this because given the option of sleeping on the couch of floor they choose the beds almost every day. That's a pretty good endorsement by the fur people if you ask me.So my 5 year old Labrador Retriever has taken to chewing again. Not sure what caused this but we've lost a GoPro Camera, A cell phone, a universal remote, a FiOS remote, a media center remote...you get the point. So it's back in the kennel for him. I was feeling a bit guilty about it swo I got him this crate bed and I have to say he seems pretty happy with it. While not quite as thick as the other bed it is much nicer than the cold floor of the kennel so I think it's a nice play to sleep for him.

I like the look of this product but the base is just a hard slab of foam. My older dog has arthritis and doesn't spend much time on this bed, preferring the couch or even our plush area rug to the bed. It's simply not comfortable for him. I might have considered buying a piece of egg crate foam to replace the piece that's in there, but the zipper pull broke within a few months of buying it, so the only way to get the cover off is by using pliers which makes it very hard to clean. So, not happy with the quality of the zipper and the hardness of the foam.