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Time for a new bed!

Discussion in 'Dog Pictures and Videos' started by Caro Perry, Feb 22, 2018.

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  1. Feb 22, 2018 #1
    Caro Perry

    Caro Perry Well-Known Member Registered

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    I think he's grown.....

    Last September:

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    Last night

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    Time to buy a new bed I think!
     
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  2. Feb 22, 2018 #2
    Violet Turner

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    He's so big now! :) yeah i think a new bed is much needed!
     
  3. Feb 22, 2018 #3
    JoanneF

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    I don't know if you are looking for suggestions but a couple of years ago I bought a bed for T that takes a separately bought, eye wateringly expensive memory foam mattess. The mattess is excellent and gives great support but in hindsight, a memory foam pillow would have been a LOT cheaper, just as effective, and it would have been very easy to get pillow cases as covers.
     
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    Caro Perry

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    To be fair the little bed is actually retired - I got it out to pass on to a friend with a new puppy but Harri decided it was the perfect place to take a nap last evening.

    He does have a larger version. They are very cheap but very cosy and completely washable. The whole thing will fit in my machine and it's dry within hours. I do want to get him a better quality bed but I'm still undecided. Some of the prices are eye watering and I do need it to be washable. He can get quite "fragrant" and he's not big on baths or showers so I need to wash his bedding pretty regularly.

    Can you wash memory foam?
     
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    Haha, he does look comfortable though in both pics :)
     
  6. Feb 22, 2018 #6
    JoanneF

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    I have no idea but it has a sort of rubbery texture and doesn't seem to absorb any smell. My own pillows came with a pillow cover made of cotton terry towelling type material and i use a pillowcase on top of these on my bed, so that gives two layers. If I had one for Timber I probably would have a fleece blanket on it too so as long as the covers are washable I don't think you would need to worry.
     
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