The Dog Bowl Pet Supply and BARF Raw Food Blog
The Dog Bowl is an online storefront that offers quality pet products including: raw dog food, B.A.R.F., pet beds, dog dental care, pet first aid kits for travel, and every other luxury pet gift imaginable.Monday, November 13, 2006
Pet Beds
So your pet wants to sleep with you? Or ON you, particularly if the weather turns cool? Is your bed just too crowded at night?
Solution: a pet bed. Pet beds come in all shapes, sizes and prices, some with built in heaters and coolers, and are made of velvet, chenille, faux fur or sheep wool, etc. Some can be tossed in the washer and dryer, some require spot cleaning, some can be hung over the fence and hosed down.
Your pet’s breed should determine what type of bed you choose. There are two basic kinds of bed: pillow beds and nest beds. Pillow beds are large and flat and ideal for big breeds that need room to stretch out. Nest beds are smaller with a padded support wall around them, so they are great for petite breeds that like to curl up and feel safe and warm. A third, new type of bed is sold by The Dog Bowl and is sort of like a large, squashable, furry hatbox without a lid, made of faux mink-like furs of every color. Your pet can burrow down into its layers for maximum comfort and quiet. They are completely washable too. Check www.TheDogBowl.com for more info.
What if you buy the perfect bed for your pet and he won’t go near it?For cats, crush a little catnip inside. For dogs, place their favorite chew toy there. If getting your pet off the bed is the goal, start by placing the pet bed on your bed until your pet gets used to it, then place it next to the bed on the floor.
Of course, some of us prefer to be smothered by our pets in our sleep. But that’s another problem...
Solution: a pet bed. Pet beds come in all shapes, sizes and prices, some with built in heaters and coolers, and are made of velvet, chenille, faux fur or sheep wool, etc. Some can be tossed in the washer and dryer, some require spot cleaning, some can be hung over the fence and hosed down.
Your pet’s breed should determine what type of bed you choose. There are two basic kinds of bed: pillow beds and nest beds. Pillow beds are large and flat and ideal for big breeds that need room to stretch out. Nest beds are smaller with a padded support wall around them, so they are great for petite breeds that like to curl up and feel safe and warm. A third, new type of bed is sold by The Dog Bowl and is sort of like a large, squashable, furry hatbox without a lid, made of faux mink-like furs of every color. Your pet can burrow down into its layers for maximum comfort and quiet. They are completely washable too. Check www.TheDogBowl.com for more info.
What if you buy the perfect bed for your pet and he won’t go near it?For cats, crush a little catnip inside. For dogs, place their favorite chew toy there. If getting your pet off the bed is the goal, start by placing the pet bed on your bed until your pet gets used to it, then place it next to the bed on the floor.
Of course, some of us prefer to be smothered by our pets in our sleep. But that’s another problem...
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