Veehoo Elevated Outdoor Raised Dog Bed

My pup loves her new bed. I'm glad that I finally got one.

I've been debating getting my pup a cot for the patio for quite some time. He loves to lay outside, but I hate having him lay on the bare patio. I found this cot and decided to give it a try! I absolutely love it! - so does my dog. It was extremely easy to put together! My pittie is 70lbs, so I got him the XL. He has plenty of room on it to lay out. I wish I would've bought one of these sooner!

Very good stuff. Xxl is too big for my dog but I bought it xxl thinking that it wouldn't be big enough but I was wrong if it's big as you see on my picture. If you have a dog bigger than a German Shepherd like mine, it's perfect for you. Easy too clean..

This was easy to assemble. Seems to be a high quality product. It easily holds my 80 pound black lab. He seems to enjoy it in the summertime.If you are looking to get your dog up and off the dirt, this is a great way to do it.

Wasn’t sure if this would be big enough for our 50+ pound, 14 year old dog but it is. Now we have a yellow lab puppy that snuggles right up on there with the other dog. It was easy to put together. Although, my boyfriend had to help me with the metal legs coming together. I like that it’s elevated, and material is lightweight and similar to mesh. The dirt from the dogs sifts through the material, and makes for an easier clean up. Don’t have to work about washing the dog bed. Highly recommended!!

Item came nicely packaged. Relatively easy to assemble. It does take a little muscle to get the last pipe into the socket. It does not feel like the pipes would bend easily. The mesh is stretched well, but there is a little give/sag to it. The item description says the "No-Slip Feet" are rubber. The feet actually appear to be plastic and just slide across the wood floor. We had it up against a wall so that it would not slide while the dogs got on/off of it. They were not interested in laying on the mesh. One of my doggos decided to use it unprompted after we put a comfy blanket on it. The dog pictured is about 95-100lbs, on the large dog bed.

This bed is EXTREMELY sturdy. As you’ll see in my video my pups are not gentle with it and it’s held up so far. My oldest boy even claws at it and not a tear. I put this outside so they could sun bathe and due to the material it’s so very easy to clean. Only thing I didn’t love was it was a little difficult to insert some of the bars together but I got it done.For reference my oldest boy is 28lbs. His sister is 15lbs.

Bigger than I thought, fits my big 90lb dog with room to spare. I was at work when it came in and my elderly mom put it together without issue so it’s very easy to assemble. Pup loves being off the floor and having her own piece of furniture

My dogs are approximately 20lbs, so this bed is massive them. They both fit easily and it supports them easily. It is pretty high off the ground so too much of a drop for my elderly dogs. Their cousin is a nearly 100lbs pit. It does support the larger dog’s weight. The fabric is slightly loose and has no elasticity or bounce.It was very hard to assemble. The first three corners were easy, but the last was impossible for me to attach, and the person who finally got it attached had a hard time getting it on too, but we did eventually get it together. Since it’s so hard to put together, I won’t be taking it apart ever, which means it’s always together so always raking up a lot of space even when not in use.

This is my second elevated dog bed from this specific brand. I was previously hesitant about this type of bed due to the cost. Why pay $$$ for something that's likely to be ripped to smithereens within a relatively short timeframe? I was so impressed with the first one that exceeded expectations, however, that I wanted another so I do not have to repeatedly move it around to different locations.Assembly was somewhat of a nuisance due to how tight the last pieces fit together. I clobbered myself in the head w/ the metal poles, which didn't feel good in the slightest, so perhaps they could double as a self-defense weapon in a pinch. Although you could technically disassemble the bed to make it portable for travel, I wouldn't bother. I purchased a different cot for trips while this one remains a permanent fixture at home. The materials are tough, withstanding my velociraptor's teeth and claws. No holes/tears in the fabric, and it's breathable--a must since I live in a HOT (triple digits plus) climate. The fabric on this one is thinner and, in turn, even more breathable than the first bed. I was concerned that this might mean less durable with how my pup treats his beds, but it holds up well. Although my pup tries to chew on this as he does w/ the original bed, the metal legs on this specific bed are up to the challenge unlike the plastic legs on the other bed that now have some scarring from his teeth.Pup loves his elevated beds to chill, drag his toys onto like a dragon hoarding his gold, and even training. This bed is highly recommended (and now one of only two not destroyed by my pup--both the same brand).*Pup in pictures is ≈36lbs on a large bed for reference.