VeehooChew Proof Elevated Dog Bed - Cooling Raised Pet Cot - Silver Aluminum Frame and Durable Textilene Mesh Fabric, Unique Designed No-Slip Feet for Indoor or Outdoor Use, Black, Large, CWC2003

So I’ve had this for about 2 months and I’m EXTREMELY satisfied with it. My dog sometimes feels the need to dig for what seems like 5 minutes on his bed before he thinks it’s ready. And he’s definitely tried to dig on this multiple times for quite a while, but you can’t even tell.If I had to change one thing, it would be the slipperiness of the feet. I don’t think they’re very slip resistant at all, but maybe it’s just the weird texture of my wood floors or something. But this isn’t a problem when he’s just sleeping on it. However, since the bed moves as he gets on/off or runs across it, it has scooted into my dog’s regular fetch path in the house multiple times. This hasn’t ended up being a big problem at all though. My dog weighs 45 lbs and jumps all over the bed in his excitement to get his toy and it’s still holding up fine. It has started sagging a tiny bit, but I doubt I’d actually see any kind of problem if this was my first time seeing it. And even if it continues to sag more, I feel like it’ll be long after I’ve gotten my money’s worth out of it before it’s a real problem.The bed also looks very nice and it’s very easy to clean due to the type of fabric and the metal rim. There’s also no way for my extreme chewer to chew the fabric part due to the metal covering the rim. I was hesitant to ever get one of these for my dog because I thought he’d chew the fabric off, but there’s no risk of that here.Oh, and regarding assembly, I thought it was easy. I did it all by myself and I have like no muscles. Just only tighten the screws like halfway until all the parts are on, then slowly tighten all the screws a little bit more, then slowly tighten all the screws a little bit more again, and don’t fully tighten any of the screws until ALL of the screws are close to fully tightened, then you can finally fully tighten them.I haven’t used it outside, but it seems like it’d probably do fine outside too.

Edited to add: I I have been in contact with the company and they are sending a new bed. Their communication has been fast and effective in fixing my problem plus my dogs really do love the bed.So I bought two of these beds. The 2XLs for two Great Danes The one that my heavier Dane sleeps on is wonderful and has held up pretty well to his digging and chewing, especially since he's just now turning two. On the other hand, my smaller less destructive Dane that could have technically gone with the size down. The leg broke off so now the bed is unstable and she won't sleep on it even though she loved it before. And it wasn't one of the side legs like maybe she hit it or jumped on it wrong. It's the back middle support leg and it snapped from its aluminum connector so it's not even like I can drill another hole in it to fix the problem.Honestly I had no problem with assembly. A little tough because it requires a lot of tension to hold the bed up without a sinner support bar, but other than that it was fairly easy to deal with. As far as cleaning, if your dog gets muddy really often or is really dirty then I have found that small items of dirt just fall through the bed and you have to sweep under the bed regularly. As far as cleaning the actual fabric itself, I take it outside and just hose it off. Seems to work fairly well. And for two proof, we went through three other cots for my younger Dane before we found this one that he hasn't eaten and loves. He will seek out this bed instead of one of the fluffier dog beds, But now I'm worried to let him lay on it after what happened to the cot for the smaller of the two.

My 95Lb Belgian loves it. Her old bed sagged in the center because it was held to gether by Velcro strips. This is held together with screws. It was a little tough to get the mesh streched across and get the last screws in. It took my wife standing on one end with it turned over on the floor and a screwdriver prying into place, but once it was together it was solid. I recommend this if you have a larger dog.

I own/operate a small boarding kennel. I ordered these beds as an alternative to Kuranda because at the time (Covid) Kuranda wasn’t taking new orders. These beds are priced right, and theoretically they have a good warranty. The aluminum frame is durable. The bed screens are textured/tightly woven mesh. While this provide airflow, it gives the dogs too much purchase to dig. As you can see, one of the beds had been worn almost through from normal digging when a dog “makes” their bed. Two other beds were eaten through- right in the middle of the fabric! Another design flaw is that the feet of the bed are plastic, and have thus become a favorite chew point for bored dogs. Some of my kennel dogs like to flip the bed over, chew on the feet, and also work on the tiny bit of a seam of the fabric that there is on the underside of the bed. The company does not have a phone number which is quite aggravating to me, but they have communicated well via email. They happily sent me new screens for the beds, and they sent me replacement legs, but they were the wrong ones. In the end, I ended up getting all new beds to replace the damaged ones. The company did make it right in the end. I just know that for my kennel, these beds will not last like I need them to. One last thing- when you’re installing the beds, use a drill to put the corners together. It makes it so much quicker and easier. The first bed was slightly tricky to do by myself, but after the leaning curve it was no issue.

My 150 lb Great Dane loves it. Recommended to me by a friend who appreciated that the edges of the flexible portion are not exposed for chewing as with so many others. Purchased largest size. Sturdy but light in case I need to move. I have hardwood floors so it slides around a little so maybe some sort of skid resistance would help but a carpet or purchase of those furniture caps for less slippage. All of my furniture slips on my floors so seems more my challenge than a fault in product. Does not hinder my dog in any way, steps onto it with no trouble. Only slips if he or we push it. My friends have three for their huskies outside in the yard, mine is under a front window for sunbathing.

I’ve waited and done many research. We were gifted a no-chew bed and it lasted a while but it was eventually chewed and I had to throw out. It was chunky to put in the wash and hard to dry without being clunky.I want a practical, light weight, easy to clean, AND one that fits our interior decor dog bed for our currently 13 lbs 4-month-old puppy to grow into. Well this one has everything on my wishlist! The black-silver color works really well, and it’s height is just right to make up for the window she likes to keep an eye on. This metal frame she can’t and won’t chew, and the mesh is cooling for the heat warning that’s occurring every year. To be used in and outdoor, to be used at home and when travelling. To be used when I work on handling and training and saves my back from bending down (didn’t want a high table inside the house for safety and aesthetic reasons) Seriously, such nice and clever design! Highly recommend.

I bought 2 of these dog beds in May for both my dogs birthdays. I have deliberately waited to submit a review so I could properly give an honest review of these dog beds. I have two Labradors, one is 39kg and the little one is 32kg. I half expected the mesh material to sag under the weight of my oldest and biggest dog but to my surprise they have not sagged one little bit, the frame work is sturdy, the mesh material is strong, the beds can actually hold both of my dogs one one bed. I expected my oldest dog now 11 years old to dislike these new beds as she has never had a raided off the floor bed before, but she LOVES her new bed, in fact she was the first one to try them out followed closely by her sister I also bough two memory foam dog beds to go on top of these raised beds to give my old girl a bit more comfort in her old age. After 2 months of having these beds and with two dogs often sleeping together on one bed, they still look brand new, no sagging, no frame bending, no nothing bad, These dog beds are of an exceptional high quality and I highly recommend them to dogs of all ages and sizes. My old girl has no issues getting on or off these beds, if anything these beds have made it easier for her to get on and off her bed. A MASSIVE thumbs up from me and my two fur babies.. oh and to add to the beauty of these beds, the legs have a black PAW shaped plastic carpet/floor protector on the legs... PAW shaped, they are PAWWWFECT (perfect)

Excellent dog bed. Nice and light for lifting to vacuum under. I vac the top then underneath. My 100 lb. Puppy runs across the room and pounces on top and hasn’t done any damage.One problem, it advertises rubber feet. It’s more like slippery plastic feet. They are cute paw shaped, but I’d rather plain rubber feet for sticking to the floor. I added some “dollar store” rubber dots to the feet and it gives the grip needed to withstand my crazy dogs. Now it stays in place without damaging walls etc.I purchased two raised beds at the same time, both from different companies. The other, if I could get it apart I’d send it back. The dogs don’t go near it at all. I’ve traded locations with the one they love and they go to the Veehoo every time.

After many beds which my dogs chewed up it has been great to find a bed they all love and they can’t chew. My German Shepard’s fight over it 😁 I may have to get another one. Easy to clean , lightweight so easy to move around and no more wet and dirty floors which I had from the cloth beds. I would highly recommend as I’m sure my dogs would if they could talk 🤣

Seems to be made well.. my lab has not destroyed it yet time will tell if it holds up