Raised Dog Beds & Cots

Some raised dog beds carried by PetFrenzy are only a few inches off the ground and are used as orthopedic dog beds because they are easy for older dogs to use. In addition, the tightly-stretch bed fabrics offer all-over, even support and unmatched firmness. This kind of orthopedic support is beneficial not only for arthritic dogs or those with joint problems, but for healthy dogs, too.

There are very few completely waterproof dog beds on sale, although PetFrenzy carries a couple of the best ones. However, some of our raised dog beds are made with frames constructed from PVC tubing. PVC is a commercial-grade plastic that’s tough and completely waterproof so it absolutely will not rust. Again, these PVC dog beds generally have heavy-duty fabric stretched taut on the frame (providing excellent support) and if given the time to dry out these fabrics will stand up to periods of moisture and rain.

Another benefit to raised dog beds is they help to keep your dog warm when the floor or the ground is cold, they also act as dog cooling beds in warmer temperatures by allowing fresh air to circulate all around him or her. Another added plus is that a raised dog bed will keep your dog up off the wet ground after a rain storm.

Of course, if you live in a climate that gets extremely cold you might want to consider one of our heated dog beds or nesting dog beds which are warmer and cozier than raised dog beds. If you have been looking around for extra durable beds you'll find Kuranda raised dog beds in the PetFrenzy line-up that are built with frames made from aluminum, steel or PVC tubing, with some models featuring PVC chew guards for added protection. Kuranda beds are just about indestructible. In addition, the bed fabrics used in Kuranda raised dog beds are also heavy-duty and chew resistant (such as canvas or Cordura fabric).

When it comes to flea and tick infestation we're sure you'll agree that any extra protection is welcome. Raised dog beds, because they are up off the ground, help deter fleas and ticks from jumping on your dog.

If you and your dog travel together a lot - or even if you don't -- you might be interested in canopy-style raised dog beds. While canopy-style beds are certainly suitable for your backyard, they are also lightweight and designed to be portable.

Most canopy beds fold up for easy transport and even come with their own tote with a handle. They’re easy to take along with you when you go camping or to the beach or just about anywhere. The awning will protect your pooch from harsh sunlight beating down as well as shield him or her from the rain. When it comes to unique beds, canopy-style beds are definitely on the list.

People prefer raised dog beds over other types for various practical reasons. Either they are looking for superior, even support offered by the tautly stretched fabric of the bed, or they want a bed that can stand up to the elements and/or dogs that like to chew. When it comes to aesthetics these beds are simply designed and attractive enough, but they are not what you would call a “cutesy” dog bed.