Casper Dog Bed, Plush Memory Foam, Medium, Sand

This is the dog bed you've been looking for. It's firm and well padded, but great cushion for your dog. It's worth paying a little more for this bed. I do suggest sizing up.

My dog prefers this bed to the several others she has around the house. Seems to be holding up well.

My Mini Dachshunds is 22 and his hips have been bothering him I looked up on good housekeeping and this was the number and after feeling it and stepping on it, I agree.

If you're on the hunt for a dog bed that seamlessly blends comfort, style, and practicality, the Casper Dog Bed is a standout choice. Here's why:Comfort: The Casper Dog Bed excels in providing unparalleled comfort for your furry friend. It features a plush, supportive foam base that contours perfectly to your dog’s body, ensuring they get the restful sleep they deserve. The raised edges offer a cozy, bolstered side for extra support and security, making it ideal for dogs who love to curl up or rest their heads.Stylish Design: Not only does this bed prioritize comfort, but it also scores high on style. Its sleek, modern design effortlessly fits into any home decor. The minimalistic look with clean lines and a variety of neutral colors means it will complement your living space without overwhelming it. It’s a tasteful addition to your home that you’ll be proud to show off.Washable: One of the best features of the Casper Dog Bed is its easy-to-clean nature. The cover is removable and machine washable, which is a game-changer for busy pet owners. It’s designed to withstand frequent washes without losing its shape or softness, ensuring that your dog's bed remains fresh and inviting over time.FYI, I bought three of these beds for our three dogs, and they absolutely love them! They each have their own cozy spot, and I couldn’t be happier with how they’ve held up and looked in our home. Your pup will thank you, and you’ll appreciate the ease of maintenance and the stylish addition to your home.

Bed is terrific, but I found it difficult to assemble

I never write product reviews, but after spending a significant amount of time shopping around for dog beds I thought a review could be useful for others.I purchased this Casper bed, along with a Sealy Lux Quad Orthopedic Bed, to replace two Eluxury orthopedic mattresses that I purchased 2 years ago. The Eluxury mattresses were no longer supportive and my Goldens were sinking into them.I was disappointed with the Casper bed as soon as I opened the box. The bed consists of 5 separate pieces (and a cover) - 1 mattress and 4 foam sides - and the mattress section itself is quite small for a large. Coming out of the box, the mattress looked and felt like a low-quality foam pillow. It was light-weight and seemed flimsy. I unpacked it and let it sit for a few hours to let it expand and take shape....but 2 hours later it was still scrunched, misshapen, and flat. This actually turned out to be a good thing, since it made the Casper bed easier to get back into the box in preparation for returning it. I tried lying down on the Casper myself, and it was extremely uncomfortable. It was not at all supportive and I could feel the hard floor beneath me. The price of this bed is outrageous for the quality; it is worth about a quarter of what Casper is charging.The Sealy, on the other hand, felt heavier and denser than any foam dog bed I have felt before, which is a sign of a higher quality foam mattress. The Sealy bed filled out quickly after unpacking it and was easy to assemble. When I tried lying down on the Sealy it was supportive, without being hard.When I purchased these two beds I was actually more skeptical about the Sealy. I anticipated wanting to keep the Casper and return the Sealy, but we will definitely be returning the Casper and getting a second Sealy.I'm surprised at all of the positive reviews for the Casper. My guess is that these come from people that have not tried out a lot of other foam dog beds. The cover does seem to be pretty nice...perhaps that leads to the higher ratings?

My dog likes to dig when settling down—which means I’ve gone through an absurd number of dog beds this year.While I have a Casper mattress myself, I was reluctant to spend so much for a dog bed. But after wasting so much money on cheaper beds, I finally gave in, and why do I feel like a fool for not doing it sooner! In fact, within a month, I ordered a second one.The design and cover of these beds are durable, and allows your dog to dig without any destruction. So while it may cost more than other beds, it’s gonna last. Since my dog also likes to lay up against something, the raised edges are a huge plus.

I get on these kicks looking at dog beds, in search of the perfect one. I'm not going to say this one is perfect, but it's my favorite we've ever had! We have a 65 pound boxer who is 3 years old. He likes to sleep on anything comfy (that may or may not be made for dogs). As you can see in the pictures, he enjoys his Casper bed! So it is dog approved - he lays on it often and both curls up and stretches out. He likes the bolsters. But I also approve it! I like how thick and firm the mattress is and the 4 bolster inserts. The cover material is sturdy and feels like it'll last (it's been in the washer and dryer just once so far), but still comfy enough to attract the pup. I like how they designed the cover and zippers - putting it together is easy and it holds it's original shape. The only thing I wish is that there was a size between the medium and large. We got the large and I wish it were a tad smaller. But I think the medium would be too small since he does like to stretch out, too. It doesn't bother me enough to want a different bed. If I do buy him another bed, it will likely be this very one. I'm telling you, we've had several brands and styles... And I'm really liking this one. Pricier than I've spent on dog beds, but I'm glad I did!