Choosing a Raised Dog Cot Size
A raised dog cot should be large enough for your dog to lie fully stretched out. Measure your dog from nose to tail base while lying down, compare it with the size L dimensions on this page, and check the weight limit. Place the cot on level ground. Browse more beds in our Beds & Furniture collection. For general guidance on sizing and comfort, the AKC’s advice on choosing the right pet bed is a useful reference.
Breathable Mesh Fabric: High-quality mesh ensures constant airflow, keeping your pet cool and comfortable while resting. Sensitive areas like the belly and underarms stay fresh. With waterproof and oil-resistant features, cleaning is hassle-free. The elevated dog bed is machine washable, avoiding hair buildup, promoting your pet’s skin health and making maintenance easier
Aluminum Reinforced Frame: Thickened full aluminum square tubes build a 40kg weight-bearing system, easily supporting medium and large dogs such as Labradors and Golden Retrievers (single pet ≤ 40kg, multi-pet families with a total weight ≤ 88 lbs / 40 kg). The smooth, seamless surface effectively avoids frame damage, making it sturdy and stable, providing pets with a secure and steady sense of security
Comfortable Space: The 42 x 30 in / 1065 x 760 mm sleeping surface is suitable for medium-sized dogs with a shoulder height of 23.6 in / 600 mm or less (such as Shiba Inu, Corgis), allowing them to stretch out comfortably. A single large dog (such as a Golden Retriever, weight ≤ 88 lbs / 40 kg) can also use it comfortably





















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