Best Friends by Sheri OrthoComfort Deep Dish Cuddler (20x20x12) - Self-Warming Cat and Dog Bed, Brown

As a pet owner, I am always looking for ways to spoil my furry friends. When I came across the Best Friends by Sheri OrthoComfort Deep Dish Cuddler, I knew I had to give it a try. I am pleased to say that this pet bed has exceeded all of my expectations.The first thing I noticed about this bed is the quality of the materials. The fabric is soft and cozy, and the filling is firm yet comfortable. It is clear that this bed is made with the comfort of our pets in mind. Additionally, the bed is designed to be self-warming, which is perfect for colder months or for pets that need a little extra warmth.One of the things I love about this bed is its versatility. It is the perfect size for both cats and small dogs, and the deep dish design allows them to snuggle up and feel safe and secure. The bed also has a non-slip bottom, which is great for pets that like to move around in their sleep.Another feature I appreciate is how easy it is to clean. The bed is machine washable, which is a huge plus for pet owners like myself who want to keep our pets' bedding fresh and clean.Overall, I highly recommend the Best Friends by Sheri OrthoComfort Deep Dish Cuddler. It is well-made, versatile, and easy to clean. Most importantly, it provides a cozy and comfortable spot for our furry friends to rest and relax.

I bought this bed for my 14 lb Chihuahua terrier mix who's dedicated her life's career to snuggling. She loves this bed, as soon as I opened up the box and took the bed out she knew it was for her and couldn't wait to get in it. It came out of the package and immediately fluffed up. it hasn't really lost it's shape or anything, but it does sit in the corner of my dogs exercise pen. I put a blanket in her bed with her because she likes to sleep under blankets, so I never worry if she is cold because the bed is so soft and furry. it is big enough for her to stretch out on her side, and nuzzles her and supports her when she is curled up. I find her in there with her face completely smashed in the side of it. I am crate training her slowly by putting her in an exercise pen for a few hours a day, so this bed is definitely incentive for her to be in her space. The chocolate brown is a nice color. If your dog is big into curling up when they sleep, getting really snuggly, then they will probably like it. If your dog prefers to be cooler when they sleep, I would look for a different bed.

My new puppy loves this bed. We just brought him home and this is a favorite of his. So happy we had it for his homecoming. It's super soft and while the sides aren't stiff (noted by some), they aren't supposed to be. It was hilarious watching him figure out how to get in and out with the soft sides. He loves it, so I love it! Highly recommended.Updated 11/18/19 - I bought another one of these beds to replace the orignal. The new bed is not the same. It's softer, which is nice, but it also sheds like crazy. It's only been unpacked for an hour and there is fuzz all over. It doesn't seem as well made as the first purchase a couple of years ago. Debating returning this one. If your dog doesn't play with the bed, it might be fine.

We have had a small version of this for about 10 days now.Our 5 month old, 6#, Scottish Fold cat LOVES this bed. The size is perfect and will still be perfect even after she's done with her growing.She kneads the super- super soft faux fur and you can tell by her expression and body posture, she is in heaven.I look at her in that thing and I wish I had one big enough for myself to climb into--that's how comfortable she looks.It is a bit wonky, but its been designed for animals. The lack of structure makes it organic and versatile and right now she's digging it on its side like a cave- (see the pics of her in her in her own private Idaho).We also carry her around the house in it like a taco as she loves to sit in it like a car as my boyfriend and I slide her back and forth to each other on the wood floor. Construction and seams look good.I can only imagine how good this would feel for older furry friends with creaky bones and thin padding.Highly recommend for any furry friend.

The Deep Dish Cuddler is an okay dog bed. Seems best for dogs weighing 10 lbs. or less. My Chi-Jack Russell (we're guessing) mix is about 15 lbs. and loves to snuggle under blankets (favorite place is under a blanket). She's a little big for the bed, but she technically "fits". She likes to rest her head on the side, but there's no room at all to stretch out (see photo). We've only had it a few days; she's still getting used to it (some dogs simply need time to acclimate to new things).Upon opening the box, I took it out of the plastic wrap and fluffed it up as shown in the Amazon video. It was nice and floppy, perfect for a dog who likes to get into cozy spots. As many other commenters have said, the bed is floppy and wobbly, so if you're looking for a bed with firm sides that stands up like the sides of a box, look elsewhere. The sides are very pillowy with plenty of give for stretching out (which I'm hoping my dog will realize, but this may be a winter time bed when she's more likely to want the extra warmth from curling up). The fleece plush has a nice feel and the price is comparable to other dog beds of similar size (at places like Petco).Overall, nice bed. Toy breeds, dogs smaller than 10 lbs., or dogs who mostly sleep curled up may enjoy it more.

My tiny dog initially loved it for 2 years but the bottom started losing its fluffiness and now he sinks to one side. I’ve tried washing it to bring back the fluff, hoping to make it lay flat on the floor like it should, tried using my hands to stretch the fluff, but without a way to unzip it it’s a lost cause. I am going to have to cut it open and restuff it. Very frustrating as it seems like it’s not as “machine washable” as advertised. I’ve got multiple dog beds I’ve bought at Walmart that have lasted longer.