Veehoo Chew-Proof Dog Bed - Rustless Aluminum Frame

While this is not my dog's preferred resting place -- that would be my bed, he seems to like and appreciate this lofted bed. It takes a few minutes to put together but is pretty easy to do. My dog is a 70 lb lab who fits pretty well on it. He will get on it on his own. We have it in the sunroom for him where he stays on his own during the day.

This bed is serious support for our big boy!! We have had a couple of other elevated dog beds that don't even come close to the quality of this one. If you are looking for a nice quality elevated dog bed that will actually support instead of sagging...this is the one!! For reference, our dog is 90 pounds and it supports him with zero issue!! Very pleased!!

Great dog ‘furniture’. It has the right size for our 70 pound Shepherd mix and holds up with no problems. It has a clean look. The dog prefers it with a pillow or a blanket though. We haven’t used it outside, but we might do in the summer. I like that it can be next to the couch without looking like a dog-nest. The slight elevation allows our cleaning robot to roll underneath for carpet cleaning. That’s a big plus as well.To say it’s ‘chew resistant’ is an understatement. My guess is it can withstand a category 3 hurricane, and is probably a good place to shelter during an earthquake. Seriously, frame and fabric are sturdier than anything I have seen in dog-beds yet. This gets my five stars easy. I hope this helps to make a decision.

The Veehoo chew proof elevated dog bed is exactly what we wanted for our new labrador puppy. We spend a lot of time in our backyard and wanted a special place for our puppy when he's outside with us. Assembly took about 10 minutes, not difficult at all. The four feet on this dog bed meant to look like dog paws, very cute. I was most surprised when I went to lift this dog bed to carry it to the backyard at how light it was. It's so easy to move around, because it is lightweight and easy to carry. Our lab puppy takes frequent naps and is very happy with his new doggy bed. I am very pleased with this dog bed, no complaints. 5 stars!

What my dog likes:1. That she can jump up on it, lol2. She feels like she has her own couch3. She feels like a Queen on it.4. She likes how much room there is to spareWhat I like:1. It keeps her off the ground/floor and is better for her joints2. She can’t chew it, thanks to the smart design3. Aluminum frame won’t rust, so I can take it outside4. I don’t have to replace old worn out fabric bedsTrust you found this review helpful:-)

We have a Bernese Mountain dog, he prefers to be at cold places all the time. We’ve tried many pet beds, he wouldn’t sleep on them as they get hot after a while. This bed is a hit- being airy it circulates the air and keeps him cool all the time. He loves to eat his snacks on it and relax. We were worried about this joints becoming hard, this bed solves the issue. Assembly is easy but be careful we had to do it again. Overall, our dog is happy hence we’re happy too!

Veehoo Chew Proof Elevated Dog Bed - Cooling Raised Pet Cot for Large Dog - Rustless Aluminum Frame and Durable Textilene Mesh Fabric, Unique Designed No-Slip Feet for Indoor or Outdoor UseComes in several pieces Easy to put togetherAllen wrench is needed to put together and is includedLargest dog to use it in my home is 100lbs zero sagging issues or wondering if this bed will holdAll of my dogs both large and small love this bed

This is really great! I love the size - it is tough to find sturdy 'cooling' beds for my big dog. This came very quickly and the instructions were clearly laid out.Putting it together was super simple and it looks great!The webbing seems very strong and the fee is legit metal/sturdy so should hold up.She is a beast so I am going to get her used to it inside before I put it outside.I'm thrilled with it.Plus, the color is nice!Look how cute the paw-foot on each corner is!!! What a well thought out and designed product!Love jt

Summary: Back in July 2019, we ordered a Large size cool-a-roo for our Fox-Terrier/Jack-Russell (35#, medium size). Will compare this VEEHOO to the COOL-A-ROO.Comparison: The first thing I noticed when looking at the specifications is that the frame uses rectangular tubing, and watching the video, the cast alumnimum clam-shell style corner pieces looked very robust, and easy to assemble. The Cool-a-roo on the other hand is tubular steel, and even though the screws are tight, the frame will twist when you pick it up to carry. The VEEHOO has a slightly smaller overall footprint for the same relatively bed size (about 12" less, 6" from either side). The VEEHOO material feels thicker than the Cool-a-Roo (maybe 1.5x to 2x thicker).Observations: The VEEHOO arrives partially assembled, you need to insert the 1/4" stiffening rods, then slide the short frame pieces on, then add all the clam shell corners. One feature I don't think was listed is that the legs are removable via a quick release push pin; added a picture with the leg removed, which would allow it to be shorter for storage under a bed. The overall construction is very good, but there was some minor quality issues with the aluminum frame pieces, specifically the holes for screws have flashing left behind; which I removed and then filed smooth. The ends of the frame extrusions are a little sharp, and that is important because the bed material could fail if it is cut by a sharp edge of the frame piece. The VEEHOO will stand vertically on either long or short side for storage.Recommendations: 1) If you're handy with tools, I would spend a minute to remove any sharp edges from the frame pieces, especially the ends that slip over stiffening rod area of the bed. 2) I stored the spare nuts/bolts inside one of the quick release legs, and marked it with red electrical tape. 3) The hex wrench is 4mm. 4) Reading other reviews, the bed material will fail under heavy loads (like an X-large dog), but the material can also give way if punctured by a sharp dog claw; so we put a towel/sheet over the top to try and help the bed material last. 5) During assembly, install all the screws loose, and then go back and tighten; might help with getting the last corner installed. 6) Use a lighter to singe any loose threads.Pros: Sturdy construction; simple to assemble (includes tools, and spare nuts & bolts);Cons: Price, top of the dog bed market.Conclusion: At $67, this is over twice the price of a Cool-a-roo, but it is very well made, and a superior design, so rating it 5-stars.Related Products:Coolaroo The Original Elevated Pet Bed ~ $28https://www..com/gp/product/B001HX4280/

This dog bed/cot is really well made. The frame is all aluminum so it won't rust, which is why we picked it up. We do a fair amount of camping when weather permits and intend to use this outside some of the time, so the aluminum frame is a must. That also means it is pretty light and easy to move around. The legs have little plastic paws on them which is a nice touch. The dogs like it, our big one will hang out on it but it is slightly too small for him to fully stretch out.The only thing that is a little frustrating is the assembly. If it goes for you like it did for me, you'll get the first 3 legs on no problem, but the 4th one will require a fairly significant amount of force to get into place. The instructions warn you about this, and it's because the fabric has almost no stretch, but odds are most won't be able to put this together alone so be prepared to put some muscle into it. Luckily once it's together you won't need to touch it again.