An orthopedic bed for senior and large-breed dogs — built to hold them up instead of caving in.
1 · Match your dog's weight
Between sizes? Go up — seniors stretch out as muscles relax.
2 · Colour
— 2:14 AM
"She'll lay down, and not even two minutes later she gets up and the cycle repeats."
Pacing at night
They wander, can't settle, lie down only to get straight back up.
Circling before lying down
Repeated circling is a search for a position that doesn't hurt.
Choosing the hard floor
When tile beats their bed, the bed is the thing that's wrong.
Struggling to get up
A caved-in bed takes away the leverage stiff joints need.
"Orthopedic" isn't a regulated word. Most beds sold under it are low-density foam in a nice cover. Under 60, 80, 100 lb of dog, night after night, that foam compresses and stops coming back — a hollow forms in the middle, and your dog ends up sleeping through the bed onto the floor. That's not the idea failing. That's the build failing.
Low-density foam
Compresses into a hollow. Joints drop into the gap.
High-density core
Holds its shape, so weight spreads across the whole surface.
If you've already replaced two or three beds, you've spent more on beds you threw out than this one costs.
Removable, machine-washable cover
Zips off and goes straight in the machine. Because life with dogs is messy.
Memory foam comfort layer
Conforms around hips, elbows and shoulders so weight isn't parked on the sore joint.
High-density support base
The layer the cheap beds leave out. It's what stops the middle from caving in.
We're not going to quote you a lab number we can't show you. Here's what we'll say instead: the reason cheap beds flatten is that they skip the high-density support base. This one has it. And if it does flatten on you inside your trial, that's exactly what the 30 nights and the free pickup are for — you don't eat the cost of finding out.
Washing
Cover unzips and machine washes. The foam core stays out of the machine.
The core
High-density base foam — the layer that resists compression over time.
Your cover
30 nights to judge it in your own house, with a free pickup if it fails.
Support foam
Low-density foam or polyfill
High-density support base under memory foam
What happens by month six
A hollow forms where they lie
Built to keep its shape, not cave in
Cover
Often spot-clean only
Unzips and machine washes
If it is wrong for your dog
Restocking fee, and you pay the return shipping
30-night trial, we arrange free pickup
You've probably noticed there are no star ratings on this page. That's deliberate. PawTherapy launched recently, and we're not going to print a review count we haven't earned — you've been burned by enough beds to know what invented proof looks like.
So we're doing it the other way round. You get 30 nights to find out in your own home, on your own dog, on your own floor. If it doesn't do what this page says it does, email us and we'll arrange the pickup and refund you. The risk sits with us until your dog has actually slept on it.
— The PawTherapy team
Choose your dog's size →Put it where they already sleep
Don't take their old bed away yet. Let them find this one on their own terms.
Give them a couple of weeks
Some dogs claim it the first night. Others need longer. Both are normal.
Email us if it isn't working
We arrange a free pickup and refund you. You don't ship it, you don't pay for it.
Most people don't catch it. They hear the pacing and think the dog is just getting old. You looked it up at 2am instead. That's the whole difference.
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Small · Orthopedic Bed
$79 · Free shipping