Size guide
How to measure your pet
Wait until they are lying on their side, relaxed. Measure from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail, then add about 4 inches: that is the minimum inner length they need to stretch out.
Hesitating between two sizes? Always take the bigger one. A bed that is too snug is the number one reason for returns.
The three sizes
| Size | Outer dimensions | Recommended weight | Typical breeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 20 × 16 × 11 in (50 × 40 × 28 cm) | Up to 18 lb (8 kg) | Cats, chihuahua, yorkie, pomeranian |
| M | 26 × 20 × 13 in (65 × 50 × 32 cm) | Up to 33 lb (15 kg) | French bulldog, cocker spaniel, shih tzu, cavalier king charles, maine coon |
| L | 31 × 24 × 14 in (80 × 60 × 36 cm) | Up to 77 lb (35 kg) | Labrador, golden retriever, Australian shepherd, border collie |
Special cases
- Large cats (maine coon, ragdoll): go for size M.
- Dog that sleeps curled up: the size matching their weight is plenty.
- Dog that sleeps fully stretched out: go one size up.
- Two pets sleeping together: take size L, or two beds (the 10% discount applies automatically from the second one).
What if I pick the wrong size?
You have 30 days after delivery to send the bed back and be refunded. Write to us, we will arrange the exchange.