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Orthopedic Dog Beds Help Ease Hip And Joint Pain

Sunday, August 22, 2010
posted by c eothe 5:19 PM

Now is the time for all good dogs to give their pet parent a big smile thanking them for considering a bed that is soft and comfortable and helps to relieve the pain they have had from their sore joints and the hip problems they have endured.  Lying on the hard floor has not been as comfortable the last few years as age has started to set in and being able to let the pet parent know about the pain is shown by movement and trying to get up and down from the hard floor.  Stairs have started to become a problem and jumping up into the family vehicle is not the easiest.   The orthopedic dog beds have a heating system that has Dual thermostats to regulate the temperature of the heater that uses normal household current and is not hot to the touch but only warms to a cozy 102⁰ when your pet child lies down.

The heating element is removable and can be used year round when the heater is not needed, and the cover is removable as well for washing, but keep in mind that the orthopedic dog beds are not for outdoor use.  In deciding the correct size for your pet child be sure and get the size that fits your dog, measure the dog when lying down from nose or front legs, to back legs or rump;  add 9” to 12.”   If you are not sure buy an orthopedic dog bed a little larger, but they do come in three sizes to meet your dog’s needs, medium, large, and extra-large depending on the dog’s measurements and weight.  It may cost a little more to have the correct size, but in the long run if the orthopedic dog bed is comfortable for your pet child and will slow down their pain and provides relief, that will alleviate additional medical bills as time goes on during your pet child’s life time.  Be Happy!

I am sure that all pet parents have at one time had joint pain and arthritis that required medication and heat, and it is not any different for our doggies that have the same problem.  A heated orthopedic dog bed is a wonderful way in helping your dog to cope with pain that curtails them to move, as they once were able.  The heated orthopedic dog bed does not get hot to the touch, and is designed to generate warmth through the beds surface.  Dual thermostats regulate temperature control that is deep within two layers of super plush soft orthopedic foam.

The heated orthopedic dog bed heats up to a warm 102⁰ as the dog lies down on the bed, and what is really convenient is the heater is removable for year round use and the cover is removable for washing.  Being a pet parent for many years, loving and taking care of your dog is a labor of love and keeping them as healthy as possible during their older years is so important for their comfort.  The cause of joint pain and arthritis is an intense and hurtful experience for the pet, but the sad thing is they cannot tell the pet parent how much they really hurt.  The only way for recognition displayed to their pet parent is how difficult it is to get up and down from a sitting or lying position, so do your best by providing a heated orthopedic dog bed.  Be Happy!

Orthopedic Dog Beds for the Young and Old

Tuesday, June 22, 2010
posted by c eothe 4:12 PM

Pet parents who own dogs that love to jump up on beds and sofas, and do not have a soft and comfortable place of their own to lie and rest, the pet parent will eventually start to notice their dog slowing down due to the beginning of health problems associated with becoming older and joint pains and arthritis starting to set in.  As we all know, getting older does have its difficulties health wise, so protecting the family dog is important helping them to adjust to a more comfortable pace.  Does your dog sleep on the floor?  If so, accommodations for protecting your dog even if they are still young and vibrant and show no signs of arthritis or other joint problems, is important for their health.  Floors are hard as we all know, and with no protection between their body and the floor will eventually become a major problem when they do become older.

If your dog does not have a bed of their own, make one out of old blankets, old pillows, or anything that will give them comfort while lying down on the floor.  Dogs will usually favor a certain area in the home, so watch for this and prepare their bed in that area.  If your dog is older and has already shown an orthopedic problem, purchase them an orthopedic dog bed that has a removable heating system used when needed and reinserted for later applications assuring their comfort.  This type of bed for your dog does not have to be an item purchased later in their lives, there is no time like the present, so why wait for something to happen if an orthopedic bed will provide protection while your dog rests, or sleeps, and can possibly stay healthy for a longer and happier life.  Be Happy!

Every Dog Needs Their Own Bed

Tuesday, May 25, 2010
posted by c eothe 6:06 PM

Every dog should have his or her own bed whether it is some luxurious bedding or a homemade one.  A few old blankets make good dog beds as well, but whatever is best for you and your dog is what you should have.  A good dog bed is important for large breed dogs and if by chance, they are suffering from arthritis or hip dysplasia it is even more important for them to have a soft bed to lie in.  There are orthopedic dog beds that are heated and dog beds that are for their crates for a restful night’s sleep.

Do not forget the small breed dogs, they need comfort too even though they may not have medical problems that require a soft bed, but why not provide them one anyway.  We all love comfort, especially when we go to bed at night. If you have a crate or kennel for your dog, then cover the bottom with a dog bed that is quite affordable.  The pet parent will be at ease knowing they have helped to comfort them in a cozy atmosphere that belongs only to their dog.  Be Happy!