Dog Beds at Bopets, Belgian pet shop

Dog Beds

A good dog bed is the safe home base for your dog. At Bopets you will find dog beds that combine comfort, durability and style. From orthopaedic models with memory foam for older dogs and large breeds, to stylish Fantail designer beds that blend seamlessly into your interior. We work with the Belgian brand Fantail, known for stain-resistant fabrics and washable covers. The right choice for every dog and every budget.

Dog Beds - Bopets

The right dog bed for your four-legged friend

Dogs sleep an average of 12 to 14 hours a day, seniors even up to 18 hours. The right sleeping spot prevents joint problems, provides a sense of security and gives your dog their own resting place at home. At Bopets you will find dog beds in various sizes, materials and styles: from a cosy dog basket for small breeds to a spacious bed for large dogs. Choose an orthopaedic dog bed with memory foam for older dogs or large breeds, or a washable dog bed with removable cover for puppies and active dogs. Looking for a stylish luxury bed that matches your interior? Unsure whether to choose a bed with raised edges or a cushion? Also check our dog cushions for dogs that prefer to stretch out. Discover our tips below ↓

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How to choose the best dog bed for your dog

A dog bed is an investment in the health and wellbeing of your four-legged friend. Dogs sleep an average of 12 to 14 hours a day, seniors even up to 18 hours. The right resting place prevents joint problems, provides a sense of security and gives your dog their own safe spot at home. Whether you are looking for a dog mattress, a dog sofa or a classic dog basket, at Bopets you will find dog beds for every dog. We work with the Belgian brand Fantail, known for stain-resistant fabrics and orthopaedic memory foam. But other brands and price ranges are also represented, from an affordable bed with raised edges to a luxury bed as a design piece, so you can always buy a dog bed that fits your budget.

What to look for when choosing a dog bed?

The most important criterion is size: measure your dog from nose to tail base and add 15 to 20 centimetres. This way your dog can stretch out without hanging over the edge. The material is also important: cotton or polyester covers are easy to wash, while leather and plastic beds are more resistant to scratching. Dogs with joint problems, older dogs or heavy breeds benefit from an orthopaedic dog bed with memory foam. This material distributes body weight evenly and relieves pressure on hips, shoulders and spine.

Size
Measure and add 15–20 cm

Measure your dog from nose to tail base while lying stretched out. Add 15–20 cm to the length so your dog can lie comfortably. In doubt? Always choose the larger size.

Sleeping style
Raised edge, mattress or donut

Does your dog like to curl up? Choose a bed with raised edges like the Fantail Snug. Does he stretch out? Then a dog cushion or mattress is a better fit.

Filling
Memory foam vs. polyester

Memory foam distributes pressure evenly and supports hips and shoulders. For large dogs and seniors, an orthopaedic dog bed is often not a luxury, but a smart investment.

Size guide: which dog bed size suits your dog?

Dog bed size guide by breed

Use the guideline below to choose the right size dog bed. Measure your dog from nose to tail base and add 15 to 20 cm. Always check the internal dimensions on the product page. Tip: have a puppy? Choose a size based on the expected adult weight, or start with an affordable model and switch later.

Dog weightRecommended internal sizeExample breeds
Up to 5 kg40–50 cmChihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier
5–10 kg50–60 cmJack Russell, Shih Tzu
10–25 kg60–80 cmBeagle, Cocker Spaniel
25–40 kg80–100 cmLabrador, Golden Retriever
40 kg+100–120 cmBelgian Malinois, Bernese Mountain Dog

Which type of dog bed suits you?

Oval or round beds with raised edge

Ideal for dogs that like to curl up. The edge provides support for head and neck. Popular model: Fantail Snug.

Beds with lowered entry

Perfect for older dogs or dogs with joint problems. Easy to get in and out. Popular model: Fantail Snooze.

Flat mattresses and cushions

For dogs that sleep stretched out. Easy to move and ideal as a second sleeping spot. Check our dog cushions.

Designer dog beds

Stylish models that match your interior without compromising on comfort. Check our design collection.

Maintenance and hygiene

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Washable cover: preferably choose a dog bed with a removable, washable cover. Wash the cover at least once a month at 30 °C to remove hair, dirt and dust mites.
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Vacuum: vacuum the bed a few times a week to remove loose hair and dirt.
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Blot stains: treat stains immediately with a damp cloth. With Fantail beds, the stain-resistant coating prevents stains from setting in.
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Spare cover: an extra cover is handy so your dog never has to go without while the other is in the wash. Check the Fantail spare covers.
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Placement: place the bed in a draught-free, quiet spot. Avoid direct sunlight and spots next to the radiator, as this can damage the foam in orthopaedic beds.

Frequently asked questions over dog beds

What size dog bed does my dog need?

Measure your dog from nose to tail base and add 15–20 cm. A Labrador with a body length of 60 cm needs a bed of at least 75–80 cm internally. When in doubt, choose the larger size: your dog should be able to stretch out comfortably.

How often should I wash a dog bed?

Wash the cover at least once a month at 30 °C. For dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors or shed heavily, we recommend washing every two weeks. A washable dog bed with a removable cover makes this easy.

Does my dog need an orthopaedic dog bed?

An orthopaedic bed is recommended for older dogs, dogs with hip dysplasia, arthritis or excess weight, and for large breeds that need extra joint support. The memory foam distributes weight evenly and relieves pressure points.

What is the difference between a dog bed and a dog cushion?

A dog bed has raised edges that provide a sense of security and head support. A dog cushion is flat, easy to move and ideal for dogs that like to stretch out. Many owners combine both: a bed as a permanent sleeping spot and a cushion as a second resting place.

What is the difference between a dog mattress, a dog sofa and a dog bed?

A dog bed has raised edges for a sense of security. A dog mattress is flat and offers maximum lying surface. A dog sofa combines a soft bed with a wooden or rattan frame as a luxury sleeping spot. All variants are suitable as a permanent resting place for your dog.