Are you trying to find the best dog bed for your Greyhound?
This can be a challenge because dog beds are NOT one-size-fits-all. And it isn’t just size to consider: softness, support, and durability all matter when choosing a bed for your pup. It’s really a matter of their preference.
I’ve tried to provide a well-rounded list of dog beds with many affordable options. Whether you have a dog that loves to lounge around or one who’d rather chew his bed than sleep in it, I’m confident one of these will fit your needs perfectly!
10 Best Dog Beds for Greyhounds:
#1. Big Barker Orthopedic Dog Bed
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If you need a LARGE bed for your Greyhound, look no further than the Big Barker Orthopedic Dog Bed.
This giant bed features a seven-inch orthopedic foam mattress and a soft, comfortable microsuede cover. It even has a headrest! So even the longest pooch will be able to stretch out and relax on this bed.
And you can rest assured knowing your dog is safe on a bed specifically designed for pups with arthritis! Its flat design helps prevent injury, whether you have a senior dog, one recovering from surgery, or one with achy joints.
Additionally, the Big Barker Orthopedic Dog Bed comes in four colors, so you will surely find one that fits your decor.
Positives:
- Largest bed available – perfect for giant and extra large breeds.
- Designed for dogs with arthritis and mobility issues, this bed is great for preventing injury and recovering from surgery.
- Four color choices to help you match your home decor.
Negatives:
- Price – this is the most expensive bed on our list – all that quality material comes at a premium!
- This bed may be too large to fit in some smaller rooms.
#2. Jax and Bones Dog Bed Lounge
The Jax and Bones Lounge Bed is a fantastic choice for most Greyhounds!
This overstuffed bed has bolstered sides, making it a very comfortable choice. However, one side is lower, so getting in and out is still easy. It also comes in three colors allowing you to choose one that fits your style.
The Jax and Bones dog bed features a poly-fill stuffing made from recycled plastic bottles, so it’s also a great choice if you’re interested in products made from sustainable materials. They estimate 8-12 bottles are used in each bed, which means 8-12 fewer bottles in a landfill!
Finally, durability is one of the best things about this dog bed. The cover is made from upholstery-grade fabric, which can be machine washed, and the fill is resistant to settling.
Positives:
- Made of recycled water bottles – this is a great option if you want a sustainable dog bed.
- The durable fabric cover is easy to clean, in addition to being very durable.
Negatives:
- This dog bed is one of the most expensive on our list due partly to its sustainable materials.
- Some dogs may have difficulty getting in and out of the fluffy, bolstered bed.
#3. Petfusion Ultimate Dog Bed
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The Petfusion Ultimate Dog Bed is made of comfortable orthopedic memory foam cushioning, which is then covered in a breathable, water-resistant cotton blend fabric. The attached pillow bolsters are filled with recycled poly-fill material, giving your pup a comfy place to rest their head.
If you’re looking for a durable dog bed for Greyhounds, this one fits the bill. It features a water-resistant ripstop fabric, so it will hold up to scratching and even the occasional accident. The cover is machine-washable, and you can also spot-clean it with mild cleaners.
Your pet will love this comfy, cozy spot for relaxing and sleeping!
Positives:
- The rip-resistant, water-resistant, washable cover is durable and long-lasting.
Negatives:
- Some dogs may have difficulty stepping over the bolsters if they have short legs or arthritis.
#4. Casper Memory Foam Dog Bed
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If you and your Greyhound are used to luxury, you’ll love the Casper Dog Bed! This plush bed is made from high-quality memory foam covered in soft microfiber fabric. The bolster pillow wraps all the way around, providing a warm and cozy spot for your dog to sleep.
The engineers who design Casper’s human products also design their beds for dogs. They went to great lengths to ensure their dog bed is incredibly comfortable!
Positives:
- Memory foam beds provide your dog with a comfortable, cozy experience.
- The cover is machine washable, with hidden zippers that are hard to chew.
Negatives:
- Expensive – although not the priciest on our list, this bed is still quite expensive.
- Some dogs may have difficulty climbing in and out over the bolster.
#5. K9 Ballistics Chew-Proof Raised Dog Bed
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The K9 Ballistics Chew-Proof Raised Dog Bed looks different than the previous beds for Greyhounds. First, you’ll notice it’s a cot design with short legs that raise the sleeping platform off the ground. This is a good design for many dogs because it keeps them cool and prevents them from straining their joints.
An additional benefit of this bed is that it’s made of steel and ripstop ballistic mesh. The company even says that this product is “chew-proof,” and they’ll replace it if your dog chews through it within the first 120 days of purchase!
Positives:
- Elevated dog beds keep canines cool and prevent joint damage.
- This product is one of the most durable on our list! It’s waterproof, resistant to tearing, and easy to clean.
Negatives:
- Some dogs might not be comfortable climbing up onto a raised bed.
- It’s not as “snuggly” or bed-like as most other options on our list.
#6. Best Friends by Sheri Original Calming Donut Bed
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Does your dog love to curl up in a ball and give himself a “hug?” Then the Calming Donut Bed might be perfect for you! Best Friends by Sheri has designed a snuggly, donut-shaped bed perfect for relieving stress and creating a calm and happy place for your Greyhound.
The soft, plush faux fur cover and ultra-dense fiber fill are comfortable and warm. Plus, the bed is machine washable, and the fiber fill is resistant to flattening. So whether your dog has anxiety or loves to be snuggled, this is a great choice!
Positives:
- The donut shape hugs your dog and can promote calm feelings.
Negatives:
- Some dogs may not like feeling “enveloped” by this dog bed.
- The faux fur cover might not be comfortable for dogs that get hot easily.
#7. Ruffwear Highlands Sleeping Bag
If you and your Greyhound love to get outdoors and camp, the Ruffwear Highlands Sleeping bag is the perfect bed! This circular bed is made of a nylon blend material filled with synthetic down. The top zips open so your pup can climb inside to stay warm, even on cold nights!
The nylon cover is quick-drying, so you don’t have to worry about a damp bed when it’s time to make camp. And the synthetic down filling is easy to compress with the included carrying back, so this bed won’t take up too much room in your pack.
Positives:
- This bed is designed to be used outdoors as a sleeping bag for your dog!
- It’s lightweight, compact, and easy to use.
Negatives:
- Depending on the weather, your dog may get too hot when sleeping inside the bag.
#8. K&H Original Pet Cot
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The K&H Original Pet Cot is definitely one of the best elevated beds for Greyhounds.
This raised bed has a metal frame with a canvas and mesh sleep surface. It will ensure your pet stays cool and comfortable even on the hottest days. In addition, it can be hosed down or cleaned with soap and water, so it’s easy to take care of too!
One of my favorite things about an elevated bed is its versatility. Of course, you can use it indoors, but you can also take it outside to give your dog a place to lie down when the ground is too hot (or dirty). So if you go camping or spend a lot of time in your backyard in the summer, this cot is a great choice!
Positives:
- Easy to clean, durable materials make this bed a long-lasting choice.
- This bed is versatile enough to be used inside, outdoors, and even on camping trips.
Negatives:
- Although you can remove the legs, this bed doesn’t fold, so it can take up a lot of space.
#9. BarkBox Outdoor Mattress Bed
The BarkBox Outdoor Mattress Bed is perfect for Greyhounds that love to be outside!
This rectangular bed has some unique features that make it perfectly suited to being outdoors. First, the cover is waterproof, so you don’t have to worry if it gets left out in the rain. Additionally, this mattress-style bed doesn’t have any bolsters or nooks where water or dirt can get trapped. Finally, the cover is machine-washable, so you can make sure it stays clean.
Besides being the perfect outdoor bed for Greyhounds, this bed is comfortable because it’s made of plush memory foam. It’s also stylish and comes in three bright colors, perfect for fun outside. I think this bed is a great choice to put on your deck next to all of your outdoor patio furniture! 🙂
Positives:
- This bed has a waterproof, easy-to-clean design.
- Even though it’s designed for outdoor use, it still features comfortable memory foam.
Negatives:
- It might take some time to get used to this design for dogs that are used to a bed with bolsters or raised sides.
#10. Furhaven Snuggery Orthopedic Bed
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The Furhaven Snuggery Orthopedic Bed is perfect if your Greyhound loves to burrow! This bed’s unique design has a soft blanket sewn to the top. You can use the included posts to turn the blanket into a cave your dog can snuggle into. Or, if your dog prefers, leave the posts out and let them enjoy the warm, soft blanket on its own.
The interior of this bed is lined with soft sherpa fleece, and the outside is made of soft microsuede. It’s a cozy, stylish addition to any home that your pet will love!
Positives:
- The cave-like design of this bed is perfect for burrowers.
- You can remove the cover and toss it in the washing machine, making cleanup easy.
Negatives:
- Some dogs may overheat in the warm, cozy interior – check for panting and encourage them to get up from time to time.
- If you have a dog that likes to chew, the attached blanket may prove to be too much of a temptation.
Why should you use a dog bed for Greyhounds?
- Reduce anxiety: Many dogs can get overwhelmed sometimes. When you have people over, or if your kids are being loud, it can be a lot for your pet to take in. Giving them their own space away from loud noises and activities can help keep them calm and relaxed.
- Provide comfort: Whether you allow your dog on your furniture or he stays at ground level, they need a space tailored to their comfort. A dog bed provides a great place for them to rest, customized to their needs.
- Reinforce training: If you’ve trained your dog to encourage or discourage certain behaviors, a dog bed can be the perfect “safe space” to reinforce that training. For example, maybe you’re teaching your dog not to jump on people. If you incorporate his bed into the training, you can teach him that he will get attention and pets if he stays on his bed instead of jumping.
What should you look for in a dog bed for Greyhounds?
- Comfort: Obviously, you want to choose a comfortable bed for your dog. Think about temperature, if they like to burrow, and other personality traits. For example, dogs that get hot easily will appreciate a breathable bed in a smooth cotton fabric.
- Support: This will be especially important for older dogs or those with health problems. A bed that’s too soft can make it difficult for your dog to get up and may even cause an injury.
- Durability: From the value perspective, choosing a durable, washable dog bed is incredibly important. You want to ensure your investment lasts, even with daily wear. This might mean spending more up front, but you won’t be replacing the bed every six months.
- Style: Although your dog likely won’t care much about this one, it’s important that their bed fits your home’s style. If you have to move the bed out of the way constantly or you don’t like the look of it, there’s a greater chance that you’ll get rid of it.
How to choose the right size of dog bed for your Greyhound:
It’s important to make sure the bed you choose matches your dog’s size because they won’t like a bed that’s too big or small.
- First, measure your dog from its nose to the end of its tail. Then, add 6-12 inches (15-30 cm) to that length. This should be the length of the bed you choose.
- Next, measure your dog’s height from the floor to their shoulders, and add 6-12 inches (15-30 cm) to find the ideal width of the bed.
- Finally, once you have an ideal length and width, it’s time to shop! You can choose a bed with similar dimensions, and your dog should feel comfortable!
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