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Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion
$73.95 - $89.95
Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion – Orthopedic Comfort for Working Dogs
Give your hardworking dog the comfort they deserve with the Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion. Built with 2 ½ inches of orthopedic memory foam, this cushion helps relieve pressure...
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Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion – Orthopedic Comfort for Working Dogs
Give your hardworking dog the comfort they deserve with the Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion. Built with 2 ½ inches of orthopedic memory foam, this cushion helps relieve pressure on joints and muscles, making it perfect for dogs recovering after a long day in the field, a hunt, or training.
Designed to fit easily into your traveling kennel or for use at home, the Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion provides supportive comfort that keeps your dog rested, relaxed, and ready for the next adventure.
Key Features
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Orthopedic Support: 2 ½" thick memory foam provides superior comfort and joint relief.
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Durable Design: Built tough for both travel and home kennel use.
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Perfect for Athletes: Ideal for working dogs, hunting dogs, and active pets.
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Versatile Use: Fits traveling crates or can be used standalone as a kennel pad.
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Easy to Transport: Lightweight design makes it simple to move between home and field.
Available Sizes
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Medium/Large
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Extra Large/Jumbo
The Mud River Memory Foam Crate Cushion is more than just a bed—it’s a way to ensure your hunting partner or pet enjoys restorative comfort and long-lasting support, whether at home or on the road.
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