I have two bullmastiff's that are a little more than 100 lbs. each. I would like to make a bed for each one but have no idea as to what materials and what foam I should be using. Does anyone have a pattern or know what products are safe to use for them?
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For the really big boys and girls, I would reccommend you get a good sturdy baby matress...much cheaper than a dog bed from Petsmart!! You can cover it with a good indoor/outdoor canvas fabric by using a pattern like you would cover a pillow or just cover them with a large king size blanket that you can toss in the washer and dryer when needed
jodi |
Check with you local matress store. They sometimes get rid of their memory foam blocks. The bigger ones are a great size and they make AMAZING dog beds. I have a great dane that loves his!
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Make a pillowcase for the baby mattress...but, put velcro at the opening so that it closed when on.
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I bought one of those "egg crate" style foam mattress pads at walmart and plan on cutting it to size and then just sewing a cover for it out of cut up blue jeans for my 90+ lb dog.
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I agree my girl friend has a great Dane she went to a thrift store and got a baby mattress and covered it. Of couRse she preferred her masters bed but when she moved back with hubby then she had to sleep on the baby bed!!
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I believe I have been told that cedar chips inside help with flea control. Available at pet stores. My dogs are smaller and I mad there beds out of two towels and a old bed pillos. sewed three sides and velcro on one end...
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We have a mastiff and he has a bunk bed mattress. Right now he just has a sheet on it but I'm going to make a cover out of duck cloth.
Susan |
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