A Low, Wide Bed for Everyday Rest
Zozooy builds this bed around a low, wide base that a dog can walk straight into rather than climb onto. Three sides carry a padded rim and the front stays open, so an older or stiff dog steps in without lifting a leg, and a dog that curls up has a soft wall to tuck its nose against. The profile is deliberately low and rounded, which lets this dog sofa bed hold its place as a piece of furniture rather than a floor mat. The sleeping base itself is broad and uncluttered, leaving room for a dog that likes to stretch out flat.
Sizes and Standard Colours
| Size | Overall dimensions (L × W × H) |
| S | 50 × 40 × 20 cm |
| M | 65 × 60 × 20 cm |
| L | 80 × 70 × 20 cm |
| XL | 90 × 80 × 27 cm |
| XXL | 105 × 95 × 30 cm |
| Standard colours | Brown, Gray |
Custom Options and Factory Support
- Customisation: colour, pile and filling firmness can all be adapted for a custom dog bed programme.
- Branding: your label, barcode and carton marks can be printed for your range.
- Size mix: one order can move from a compact bed for a small breed up to a large dog bed at the top of the range.
- Direct manufacturing: we are a dog bed manufacturer rather than a trading company, with 16 years in the pet industry, a 2,000㎡ production base in Xiaolan Town, Zhongshan, and main markets across Europe and North America.
- In-house development: an R&D and design team releases new styles through the year, with fabric processing, cutting and sewing handled on integrated lines.
- Quality control: full-process checks cover colour fastness, anti-pilling performance and stitching firmness, and factory audit is available.
Where the Bed Fits in the Home
The bed suits the places a dog already rests: at the end of a sofa, beside a bookcase, or in a bedroom corner where a low, rounded shape fits into the space rather than dominating it. The rim gives a dog a corner to settle into for daytime naps, and the open base lets it shift position through the night. The inner cushion lifts out and works on its own as a flat mat in a crate or on the floor beside the sofa, so one product covers more than one resting spot. For bigger dogs, the largest beds in the range give a large dog bed with room to stretch out. Thin-coated breeds get a warm, skin-friendly surface to lie on in cooler rooms.
Keeping a Washable Dog Bed Fresh
- Unzip the cover and lift the inner cushion out; the two pieces are washed separately.
- Close the zip, then wash the cover and the cushion on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent.
- Skip fabric softener — it coats the pile and leaves the plush feeling flat.
- Air dry both parts flat and out of direct sunlight, and reshape the raised rim by hand while it is still damp.
- Refit the cushion, push it into the corners and smooth the cover flat before the bed goes back into use.
Scale & Supply Capability
Zozooy is an OEM pet textile manufacturer producing dog beds, car dog beds, dual-purpose blankets and mats, square and donut beds, and orthopedic sofa beds. Our range covers waterproof Oxford, plush, faux leather, leopard-print and loop-yarn constructions, so pet brands and wholesale buyers can source several categories from one supplier. We support customisation across sizes, colours and specifications to suit your market. Contact us to discuss your range plan and production schedule.
FAQ
Q1. Can we order this bed in our own colour and with our own label?
Yes. Colour, pile and filling firmness can all be adapted for a custom dog bed programme, and your label, barcode and carton marks can be printed under your own brand. We are a dog bed manufacturer rather than a trading company, so those changes are made in our own factory and repeat orders can be matched to the first run.
Q2. Will the raised rim help a restless dog settle?
A soft wall to lean into is often exactly what a restless dog is looking for when it circles before lying down. The rim runs around the back and sides so the head and shoulder can press against it, while the front stays open for an easy way in. A dog that would rather stretch out flat simply ignores the rim and uses the wide base, and that balance is the point of a calming dog bed.
Q3. How do I pick the right size for a large dog bed?
Start by measuring the dog from chest to rump while it is lying flat, then leave about a hand's width of spare room inside the base. Both of the largest sizes carry the same raised rim; the difference is the depth of the sleeping base, so a dog that stretches right out takes the bigger one. A dog that curls tightly into one corner is usually comfortable a size down.
Q4. How will the plush cover hold up to a dog that digs and scratches?
The pile is short rather than a long shag, which is what keeps a plush dog bed looking tidy: there is less loose fibre for claws to catch and pull. Everyday settling will not flatten it into patches, though a determined digger works the surface harder, so shake the bed out weekly and smooth the pile back with your hand. The cover is the part that shows wear first, which is why the shorter pile is used across the whole model.
Q5. How often should this washable dog bed go in the machine?
There is no fixed schedule: wash when the bed starts to smell or when the cushion looks flat, which in most homes works out to every few weeks. In between, an outdoor shake and a quick vacuum keep the plush fresh, and turning the inner cushion helps it wear evenly. A muddy week is a routine wash rather than a reason to replace the bed.
Q6. Does the retro shape work in a modern living room?
The profile is low and rounded, and the padded rim gives it the look of a small armchair rather than a flat pet mat, so it reads as furniture instead of something to hide away. Both standard colourways are muted, which suits neutral interiors and hides everyday wear better than a brighter cover. If you are building a dog sofa bed range, this is the shape that sits comfortably in a modern home.
