Will this topper give pressure relief for 75 - 90 lb dogs? They are up in age and arthrits is a problem. Dogs need comfort too.
1236477
I don't have dogs, but it does give pressure relief to me, especially the hips and I weigh a bit more than your dog, so I think it would be a benefit.
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I agree that dogs need comfort too. I have three dogs and my largest is 60 lbs. she has bad joints. I have cut up an old topper into squares and put a blanket over it for her. It was a popular bed with all three of my dogs. Only problem is she's a chewer, even at 8 years old, so she pawed the blanket back and chewed apart the topper. If your dog isn't a chewer I think it would appreciate the topper.
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I agree dogs need comfort to. I have a huskie that is 13 so i understand how you feel. I got laughed at when I bought her one of the memory foam. I even got her the 3" thick one since there is no mattress under her. So my answer is yes. :)
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My dogs are 54 and 62 lbs. and it works fine. Even if they don't curl up in a ball they like to put their heads on the edge. I have the 2 side by side with a quilt covering them to make it a little softer.
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I'm sorry, you'll have to ask the manufacturer. I'm using it on a barrel chested 90 lb. dog it that helps at all.
528806
Our dog was not able to reach any areas. He was a 98 lb retriever. He had surgery and was licking the stiches so this really helped and it was very soft for him to lay on. He was sick though so I am not sure how a puppy would o with it. It was awesome to have for when we needed it.
670262
My dog is 78 lbs., so I don't feel qualified to answer your question. Perhaps ask your vet.
475366
My senior lab fits great on it. And loves it. She weighs about 80 pounds. It's been great for her aches and pains.
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Hi, I would say it depends on how bad is your bed that you need to put this topper on it...mine bed was a pillow top bed, 2 yrs old that we hated sinking into...my husband had a depression from his body---the 2" layer helped very little to elevate our discomfort...I think the 3" would have been better for us...but instead I complained to Sleepy's and they took the mattress back and we got a nice normal mattress...no pillow top...just firm and perfect...I am not using the 2" topper I bought, I think I will cut it up and make dog beds out of it...good luck...
406001
Nope! It seems large enough to be comfortable for a dog up to about 25 pounds, if that helps.
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Hello, I purchased this for our cats, we do not own a dog. However, I don't see why a dog would be unable to lay comfortably with this on. The only additional suggestion I have is to not inflate it too much (and make it too hard for the pooch), and just allow a little "give" so that it will cradle the dog's neck and head comfortably, yet still keep him away from the infected or medicated area.
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That could be a tight squeeze. My dog is a 12 pound yorkie-poo who has plenty of room to stretch out in this. She likes to lay on a thick cushion to help her see out because the sides are a bit too high otherwise. If your dog prefers cozy quarters and is mild- mannered, this should be okay.
174845
Hmmm, good question. The top covering over the foam appears to be worthy of years of use by humans. I could only suggest that you put a tougher material mattress cover on it. But if your dog is a digger, well, who knows? But I do know I love my mattress. Best sleep I've had in a very long time. Best of luck.
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It seems to be comfortable for my 90 lb dog. However be aware that the cover is not very durable and my dogs were able to tear it within a day, also other reviews mention that the foam did not fully expand and odor although those weren't problems I had. There is also no paperwork include about the supposed warranty.
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I used the chair for my small welsh corgi who weighed about 18-20 lbs and it fit her fine. Unfortunately,she passed away last November. It took her awhile to get used to it, but be persistent, it so enhances their mobility once they adjust to it.
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i have 2 dogs that are about 50 pounds each that could share the pad no problem. 100 pound dogs would have to cuddle close to each other. No way mine if they weighed 100 would do it because they like their own space. Sorry not a simple yes or no answer.
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I think it would be fine for a dog of that weight and age. Although it's very comfy, it's still thin enough for older dogs to easily get up and down from. I have a bloodhound and she's very big and absolutely loves this bed.
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I have a min schnauzer.. 14 lbs. He was comfortable, but he is a puppy and slept fully stretched out. It might be tight for your dog.
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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.