Veehoo Wooden Elevated Dog Bed - Wooden Frame

The bed is a beautiful and sturdy piece of furniture for your pup! My dog loves it! I do wish it had more pre-drilled holes but assembly was easy. Highly recommend!

This assembly wasn't too bad until you get to the legs. You will have to do some drilling for the holes and I still couldn't figure out how to put them on. Mine ended up looking awkward from the bottom but it seems to work. I ordered the xl bed so I also put down the cardboard to keep the cushion from falling between the slats. I think the XL can definitely accommodate any large breed. My two med to lg girls can sleep very comfortably on it together. It does take up a lot of space so be sure to measure the area you want to put it very carefully. Another thing to consider in the size is how big of a cushion you will need to get with it.

Got this for my small sr dog who has back issues. He really loves it! And I love it for him!! It took about 20 minutes to put together- seriously the easiest furniture I’ve ever put together. Definitely makes the living room look a lot nicer since the bed isn’t just on the floor. I highly recommend this!

This bed is perfect! I love that it is raised and it is honestly extremely well made, and has weight. Take note that it does not come with a mattressMy dog loves it and so do I. The color matches my furniture and it was so easy to assemble. The instructions were pretty clear cut and self explanatory. Personally, I really love it.

This is a a really good solid piece of furniture, like a bunk bed for my dog , nice quality dog bed

I ordered this elevated dog bed in a medium for our eight month old longhair chihuahua's bed because our four month old shepsky likes to pee in his "big" sister's bed. I am hoping that by raising the bed off the floor, the younger pup will do his business elsewhere (preferably outside). I ordered a medium, thinking it would be the perfect size for her bed that is bigger than her. However, I was completely blown away by how big this thing was once it was assembled. If this is a medium, I would hate to see a large! It is entirely too big for our chihuahua's bed, but luckily it is the perfect size for our shepsky's bed; so we can still get some use out of it.It was not easy to put to together, but we managed. It is very sturdy and would hold up probably a hundred pound pup. It's stylish and durable. Our chihuahua can easily get in and out of it, so obviously the shepsky has no trouble at all. The medium is approximately three and a half foot long and two foot wide. Also don't be misled by the item description. It just includes the elevated frame for the dog bed, not a dog bed itself. You will have to buy the bed (or mattress) separately, unless you already have one you plan to use with it.While the medium size is enormous compared to our 6.2 pound chihuahua, it is the perfect size for 27 pound shepsky pup. I am considering ordering a small for our chihuahua.

I love this wooden bed frame. It does NOT come with a mattress but can fit any standard size pillow or placed blanket. Anyways out of the box it comes with wooden pieces and nails. You do have to have your own screw to be successful. It comes with an instruction manual that is very easy to maneuver and took less than an hour to build and was easy and quite fun. It fit my dog and cat perfectly and seeing them cuddle was the most precious thing ever! The grey wood is stained but very durable and seems to be able to hold a lot of weight. The only bad thing is that the leg is only held in by 3 nails and the fourth hangs off. My pup and kitty are light but if they were over 30lbs I would wo9rry. Other than that I definitely recommend to other pet parents. Thank you!

Plain and simple - this pet bed is freaking adorable! Its a pet version of a mid century modern bed, and I love it! Here's the breakdown of pro's and con's:Pro's: 1. Modern sleek design. 2. Quality materials and hardware 3. Durable construction and sturdiness 4. My cats all love it and it's big enough for my biggest cat, who is almost 20lbs (I ordered the small).Con's: 1. It doesn't come with the padded bed pictured, and for this price point, it should. 2. The instructions refer to lettered pieces, but non of the pieces came lettered. Based on vague instruction photos, you had to guess which piece was which. Also, some of the instructions skipped required steps.My daughter put this together for me and it took her under an hour to get it together, despite of the wanky instructions, so the great design appeal and durable construction make the pros far outweigh the cons.

I got a size large for our border collie mix (40lbs) and terrier mix (28lbs). They sleep together at night. This thing is super sturdy! I got it anticipating that at any point the toddler and both dogs will be in the bed at the same time. I do beginner carpentry as a hobby and I can tell you the set up went much faster by pre-drilling holes in the legs and the screw sites for the square base plates. Also using a drill to screw in all the screws for the cross boards makes it go much faster and it’s actually worth pulling out your drill for it. The design is perfect for our house as we love mid mod style. That being said, I feel like this dog bed would look great anywhere. For people with older dogs: I was able to slip in an electric cord through the slats for the heating pad (set to low) that our pups use. I’m very very pleased with how this bed turned out. Up next: probably going to buy the mattress from Veehoo to provide some nicer looking cushion for my pups.

We have an outdoor cat that sleeps in our garage at night. She was a stray and we started giving her a place to sleep because we didn’t want her to have to fight the weather. For a while, her bed was just a pile of blankets, so we decided to upgrade her bedding to include this wooden frame. We thought it might help keep her warmer if her bedding was elevated. We got the small size options which ended up being the perfect size for her. We put her existing bedding in the frame and the cat took right too it.The bed is made out of really durable wood material. The outer frame actually seems to be a lot more durable than some of the inner pieces. The slats are made out of a soft wood - possibly pine - and when you start connecting with the pieces with the provided hardware, some of the wood does crack. Since we were making this for our cat, we didn’t worry about it too much since the frame didn’t have to hold much weight. But, if you get one of the larger sizes and have a sizable dog, it might be something to worry about. If the slats and the frame base had pre-drilled holes, that might help with the cracking.One of the only real issues we had with the assembly was that the feet are mean to be attach to a metal plate and then that plate is screwed into the bottom of the frame. The feet didn’t have pre-drilled holes so you had to hold it still while you tried to screw the plate on. I ended up sticking one of the screws through the center of the foot and that helps stabilize it a little. On the other side of this part of the assembly process is attaching that plate to the base. When you do that, there are only three points that actually attach to the base. It would have been nice if the frame had been designed to include all four points of the foot plate, but it wasn’t.Overall, this is a nice option for an elevated pet bed. It is quite heavy and should hold up well over time. Since it is made with real wood, I would recommend making sure it stay clean and dry so the wood doesn’t warp over time.