is this versatile enough to be used as comforter? Also, if folded up, would it provide enough comfort/cushion for a 30 lb dog?
1788920
I would say it is too heavy to use as a comforter. I do not believe it is machine washable. The instructions say to spot clean and air in direct sunlight. As a single layer it is pretty comfortable, so I can imagine that folded up it would be pretty nice for a 30lb dog :)
1788921
I'm not sure if it's washable, and no, I would not recommend using it as a comforter due to its thickness and weight... but it's a wonderful mattress topper, the best!
1283823
My guess would be no, because the dog would be sitting upright. You can find a carrier with a flat bottom, and the dog will be much more comfortable.
621614
It just might, my guy is 22 pounds and he can lay down and there is plenty of side room. He takes up the length when laying down. He is in the photo that I posted that might help you. Its a great product. I walk my dog to the Vet in it, he is 18 years old and blind. Hope this helps.
137922
I would say No. Not comfortably. My dog is 5 pounds and he has little room to rotate. 10 pounds, max. Also, experiences from our hikes, the padding is heavy quilt and no air circulation so, on hot days your pet will overheat. I have been wrapping a gel icepack at the bottom to keep him cool.
1055370
Yes absolutely! I use this for my 25lb puggle who is extremely active. Very roomy and plenty of space for comfort.
1000062
I think it probably could. We are going to find a large throw or cover for ours just to keep it nicer because we have pets. But it is a great couch and very comfortable. We love it!!!
2036532
Yes! I used it that way for my little dog all last summer, and it worked great. I either used a towel or put it in a pillowcase.
2280190
Sure if you don't mind your dog in your bed. This is a fitted sheet for a bed. There are ones made specifically for animals if that's what you want.
1763106
Curled up, I would think so. My dog is what I would call a Medium-Large terrier mutt and when she lays in it there is plenty of extra space. Also, the outer rim is so soft, that it wold be comfortable to lean up agains without feeling squished.
1749112
I have two dogs and they both lay on it, the combined weight is about 95 pounds and it seems to be fine. The material does flex since it's like a hammock. You might want to see if they have an X-large one. Hope this helps.
376084
I would unfortunately say no. Only because I think his comfort would be an issue and I don't think the bed is large enough to hold a dog that big in size and weight.
558724
My dog uses it as a head rest pillow. It is not rigid as thick and squishy. She is seventy pounds and loves it.
965798
Yes, it could be folded at the foot of the bed. It's not thick like a comforter at all.
872401
I'm guessing here as I haven't tried it- I bet it would be fine when laid flat on frame as a bed- if there's enough support. But it wouldn't be able to sit up by itself as a couch when bed is flipped up, would be too floppy I think. That said, we have pulled it off the sofa fold out before and put it next to the kids bed in bedroom on floor for sleepovers- it really is quite comfortable even if only a few inches thick.
1802565
I do not believe this comforter would hold up with a dog on it and not sure if hairs would stick to it or not. I think it would be warm but I did not purchase it as did not like micro-suede material.
572977
I suppose it could be used as a cosleeper, but it's soft all around (i.e. you can't pick it up with baby in it, the bottom would likely collapse), and the sides would squish in if you were sleeping next to it and happened to press against it (which would make it smaller).
397018
When a dog is resting on it, the buckles may slip and unfold. Unfolded it would be quite comfortable, but not that easy to clean. But unfolded it would be large enough for the biggest of dogs.