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Orthopedic Dog Nest
$59.95 - $79.95
MidWest Orthopedic Dog Bed – Extra-Thick Egg Crate Support for Joint Relief
Give your dog the comfort they deserve. This extra-thick orthopedic dog bed uses convoluted egg crate foam to cushion pressure points and support joints—ideal for dogs with hip...
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MidWest Orthopedic Dog Bed – Extra-Thick Egg Crate Support for Joint Relief
Give your dog the comfort they deserve. This extra-thick orthopedic dog bed uses convoluted egg crate foam to cushion pressure points and support joints—ideal for dogs with hip dysplasia, arthritis, seniors, or pups recovering from surgery. The breathable foam design helps keep pets warm in winter and cool in summer, while the zippered, removable cover makes cleanup a breeze.
Key Features
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Orthopedic Egg Crate Foam: Distributes weight evenly to reduce pressure on hips, elbows, and spine.
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Comfort in All Seasons: Convoluted design promotes airflow—warm in winter, cool in summer.
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Easy-Care Cover: Zippered, removable, and machine washable for quick refreshes.
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Durable Construction: Made with quality materials to stand up to daily use.
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Perfect for Recovery: Gentle support for post-op rest and mobility-challenged pets.
Sizes & Color
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Sizes: Medium, Large
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Color: Green/Natural
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