Veehoo Chew Proof Elevated Dog Bed - Cooling Raised Pet Cot - Silver Aluminum Frame and Durable Textilene Mesh Fabric, Unique Designed No-Slip Feet for Indoor or Outdoor Use, Black, Large, CWC2003

I have a year-old boxer who has destroyed every nice plush bed I've bought him. I always swear that I will not buy him another bed, but at night he sleeps in the basement with a drop pen around his kennel and I feel bad for him on the cold floor. His snoring is far too loud to sleep in my bedroom! :)This bed just may be our saving grace. We've survived 24 hours so far, which is a huge accomplishment. The actual fabric has no place the dog can bite into it. The metal frame covers all four sides, so unless he was to chew up the aluminum frame, I'm not sure how he could actually get to the fabric. There are rubberish feet on all four legs, so I could see those getting destroyed, but at least the bed would survive.If this works, it'll be well worth the money. He only needs to use it at night since he is inside during the day. Fingers crossed, as this may be the answer to many doggie prayers we've had. :)Assembly was not difficult, but definitely leave all the legs loose and do not tighten down until you have all four in place. That last leg can be super tight to get on but just be patient and you'll get it.

It truly is indestructable. Our 3 year old lab has went through 2 or 3 other raised dog beds becasue she would bite and scratch holes through them. Not this one! It is very sturdy and well made and bite and scratch proof.

I have tried to reach out to the company as they have a warranty on the product I had had mine a very short time and the seam showed thru and ripped on the fabric part. How do I try to get a replacement I just need to cover part not the frame. I was very sad to see this problem arise however I did notice when I took it out of the box to assemble you could see a seam in it but thought nothing of it at first.

My 120lb Cane Corso prefers this over her very expensive K9 Ballistics elevated beds. I purchased to use as a temporary “place” location during training. Honestly, I wish I would have found this bed first, prior to spending all that money on the others that were in route.The trick to assembly when you get to the last 2 corners- lay it upside down on a flat surface, much easier to manipulate that way. Took me about 10-15 minutes to put together.

I own/operate a small boarding kennel. I ordered these beds as an alternative to Kuranda because at the time (Covid) Kuranda wasn’t taking new orders. These beds are priced right, and theoretically they have a good warranty. The aluminum frame is durable. The bed screens are textured/tightly woven mesh. While this provide airflow, it gives the dogs too much purchase to dig. As you can see, one of the beds had been worn almost through from normal digging when a dog “makes” their bed. Two other beds were eaten through- right in the middle of the fabric! Another design flaw is that the feet of the bed are plastic, and have thus become a favorite chew point for bored dogs. Some of my kennel dogs like to flip the bed over, chew on the feet, and also work on the tiny bit of a seam of the fabric that there is on the underside of the bed. The company does not have a phone number which is quite aggravating to me, but they have communicated well via email. They happily sent me new screens for the beds, and they sent me replacement legs, but they were the wrong ones. In the end, I ended up getting all new beds to replace the damaged ones. The company did make it right in the end. I just know that for my kennel, these beds will not last like I need them to. One last thing- when you’re installing the beds, use a drill to put the corners together. It makes it so much quicker and easier. The first bed was slightly tricky to do by myself, but after the leaning curve it was no issue.

My 95Lb Belgian loves it. Her old bed sagged in the center because it was held to gether by Velcro strips. This is held together with screws. It was a little tough to get the mesh streched across and get the last screws in. It took my wife standing on one end with it turned over on the floor and a screwdriver prying into place, but once it was together it was solid. I recommend this if you have a larger dog.

This thing is a tank and it’s an exceptional dog bed. It looks nice too.Now, why the lower rating? They must have some quality control issues with either the fabric size or the metal bars because mine, and many others, was near impossible to assemble. I’m no stranger to putting things together, to handyman work even. And I’m not frail and weak. The fabric on mine was so tight that I was about to send it back.I actually damaged one of the rails because to try and get it pulled together I’d rigged up some wood clamps to pull on it and it was so tight that it warped out the drill hole significantly.This was no minor effort. I saw some say they had it together in 10 minutes or less and I can only assume that the fabric is not exactly the same size on all of them which leaves you with a bit of a crapshoot between easy assembly and near impossible.I ended up getting it together only because I’m incredibly stubborn. I was pretty ticked off by the time I got it together, probably an hour later. It ended up being a two person job and with the extra wide hole I accidentally created combined with my wife’s help, it finally went together.It’s a great bed and I have literally not a single complaint about it, but that assembly was such a pain that I wouldn’t suggest it to anyone. At the same time, it’s a really nice bed for the price so perhaps that is the price you pay. I’d rather have paid $120. That’s how ticked off I was. Ask me again in a few days and maybe I’ll be glad I saved the money on this one.

My dog is a CHEWER. beds, toys, socks, you name it… I’ve had this for several months now, and it’s still in amazing shape! She’s comfortable and it keeps her cool in the hot months, and off the cold floor in the cold months. Easy to clean if they mess on it. Get this bed !!