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- Description
Imagine how cute your dog would look snuggled up on the Northern Lights Dog Bed (cue the cell phone pics). Every dog deserves a comfy place to rest, and there is no reason that comfy place can't have a little style too. This bed wears a dreamy galaxy design, complete with northern lights and scattered stars, turning your pup's nap corner into a tiny piece of the night sky.
Style and comfort, made for your pup's rest:- Galaxy-inspired northern lights and stars design adds a cosmic touch to any room your dog calls home.
- Available in 3 sizes (18x28 inch, 30x40 inch, and 40x50 inch) so you can match the bed to your dog.
- Choose an indoor bed or an indoor/outdoor water resistant bed, depending on where your pup loves to lounge.
- The indoor option features a soft fleece top your dog can sink into for cozy naps.
- The indoor bed finishes with a dark brown cotton duck backing for a sturdy underside.
- The water resistant option has a weather resistant polyester top, ready for damp or outdoor spots.
- The water resistant bed includes a black waterproof cotton duck bottom to help keep moisture at bay.
- Both options come with a polyester fill bun insert for plush, supportive cushioning.
- A zipper closure on both styles makes the cover easy to take off when it is time to clean.
- Both covers are machine-washable for simple, regular upkeep.
Caring for the Northern Lights Dog Bed is refreshingly easy. When it needs a refresh, unzip the cover, wash in cold water, and tumble dry on low. Just skip the bleach to keep that starry design looking its best. Whether you set it up by a sunny window indoors or out on the patio with the water resistant build, this bed gives your dog a soft, supportive place to dream. The polyester fill bun insert cushions every curl-up, the size options fit pups big and small, and the galaxy print makes for some seriously adorable photos. Give your best friend a restful spot that is as charming as they are, and enjoy watching them drift off under their very own northern lights.
