Does your small dog or cat need a self-heated pet bed? Absolutely.
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Whether you’ve recently introduced a furry friend to your home, or your pet’s nook is need of an upgrade, finding the perfect cat or dog bed isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution.
Similar to a human picking out the perfect mattress, your pet needs a bed that suits their size, shape and unique sleep style. Comfort is, of course, key — we know how much our pets love to snooze, after all. If you have a small dog or cat, there’s a plush bed Chewy shoppers swear by for the cuddliest members of our family.
The Shag Donut Cuddler from Best Friends by Sheri has amassed hundreds of positive reviews and starts at just $35. While it ranges in size from small to xx-large, the round shape and warmth-inducing faux fur make it ideal for the smaller canines and felines, older pets and the little guys that can seemingly never stay warm.
There’s the obvious furry shag to keep Fido nice and cozy, while the water-resistant nylon bottom keeps your floors safe from any accidents. Unlike other pet beds, this orthopedic bed is packed with extra filling to provide relief for sore joints and muscles and has a bolstered edge for additional support that doubles as a headrest and a perfect spot to burrow.
The bed also has a thermal layer of insulation that radiates warmth from your pet’s own body heat for a self-warming feature. And if that’s not enough, the plush bed is machine-washable and safe to chuck in a dryer, which is music to any pet parent’s ears.
“Best dog bed we've ever had,” raved a happy pet parent with six dogs ranging in weight from 8 to 18 pounds. “Much larger than I expected and incredibly soft and warm. I wish they made these beds for humans.”
“This bed is the softest, most cuddly bed I’ve ever purchased for my dog,” added another. “Highly recommended for all dogs, especially dogs that need to be calmed and comforted.”
Best Friends by Sheri Dog & Cat Bed in Frost
Shop it: from $35, chewy.com
The plush doughnut-shaped bed is also a favorite among buyers who have older dogs.
“I wanted to give my 13-year-old dachshunds a soft place to lie as they are both arthritic,” explained one reviewer.
“I wasn’t sure if they would really like it or not, but I took a chance. Neither of them has ever liked dog beds. To my surprise, I put them in it once, and from that time on, they go directly to their beds without any coaxing. I love it. They love it! A real win-win. Would recommend highly.”
“This bed was exactly what I was looking for. My dog is getting up there in years and suffers from anxiety,” added another. “This bed is a place she goes to relax. I have seen her rubbing her face in the soft cozy sides before settling in for the night. I am very happy with my purchase and so is my sweet girl.”
Best Friends by Sheri Dog & Cat Bed in Taupe
Shop it: from $35, chewy.com
The cozy bed also gets the seal of approval from felines.
“My 20-year-old tabby cat is having a hard time keeping warm these days, so I thought I would treat her to a new bed,” wrote a cat owner. “She spends a portion of every day in her special bed, and when she wakes up, she looks like she can't remember how she got there! It’s a hit, she approves!”
Available in two colors — a light frost and a neutral taupe — and three sizes, we can’t help but think that every furry friend in the house will want to curl up on this bed.
Shop it: Best Friends by Sheri Dog & Cat Bed in Taupe, from $35, chewy.com
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