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Washable Dog Beds

A bed is only as good as how easily it cleans. These all have removable, machine-washable covers — because dogs roll in things, and beds should be able to take it.

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What makes a bed genuinely washable

The phrase gets used loosely, so check two things: a cover that actually unzips all the way off (not a sewn-in one you have to wrestle), and an inner that is either washable itself or sealed against moisture. A removable cover you can throw in at 30°C is what keeps the smell down between deep cleans.

Faux-fur and plush covers wash well but need a low-heat tumble or air dry to keep their loft. Flat canvas and waterproof-backed covers are the most forgiving if your dog is a heavy shedder or prone to the odd accident.

How often to wash it

As a rule of thumb, wash the cover every one to two weeks, and more often for puppies, seniors or dogs with skin issues. A weekly wash keeps dust mites and the doggy smell in check — both of which build up faster than most owners expect.

Buy a bed with a spare cover if you can, or a second bed entirely, so your dog is never left without a spot while the wash dries.

Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.

Common questions

Can I put the whole dog bed in the washing machine?

Only smaller flat-pad and crate-mat styles fit a domestic drum whole. For most beds you unzip and wash the cover, then spot-clean or hand-wash the inner foam or filling separately.

What temperature should I wash a dog bed cover at?

Check the label, but 30–40°C is standard and kills most odour-causing bacteria. A monthly 60°C wash (if the fabric allows) helps with dust mites and fleas.

How do I get the dog smell out?

Add half a cup of white vinegar to the rinse, skip fabric softener (it traps odour), and dry the cover fully — damp filling is what makes a bed smell sour.

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