MidWest Homes for Pets Maxx Dog Bed For Metal Crates

I like this bed, fits perfect in the crate. It’s easy to clean and dry (my dogs are very active and dirty on a regular basis) therefore cleaning of the bed was very important! I would not say it’s chew proof as it’s still soft but this is not an issue in our household. Mainly I wanted something soft and comfortable to put in the crate for them to sleep in. It is not thick, so I also give my dogs some blankets but overall would buy again.

Really, really easy to clean. It does not have a removable, washing machine cover—rather it boasts a well-made sturdy outdoor water hose-able surface, which is our preference. I don’t have a giant washer, so that’s not even an option for us. This bed may work well in a machine, and I’d drop it at the laundromat if it needs it in the future. We have two Border Heelers—mixed Border Collie and Blue Heeler. Beautiful and amazing dogs. Also stronger than 90% of dogs, or 110% more stubborn. They have limitless tenacity. We have a place they love to go under our brick house—maybe it was used for wood storage accessed from outside, but it is perfect to keep them safe if a storm pops up while we are away. Our boy kept growing, and I heard him whimper crawling out of that hole…so we rolled the rock back over it to save him from arthritis and hip problems. Our girl is the perfect little size, but she loses the space as well. In order to feel secure, apparently, they literally bulldozed our pool fence—we have just invested $3,500 for a fence company to come out and install a higher quality fence. They dig 3 feet holes in the yard—they try to dig and tunnel under our sidewalk. Yes, we have working farm dogs on a regular property. We rescued the mother dog by keeping her when she showed up in terrible condition at our house ready to deliver 6 puppies. My husband fell in love with her—and I loved one of her boy puppies (hence the set of dogs). They are in a PetSafe invisible fence during the day out in the yard, and they are crate-loving babies who come in every night around dark. It was a gamble—and I’m glad I took it. They destroyed all blankets, but I can’t stand them in the crates with nothing. These are 100x better than nothing. They repel hair, water, and smell. They wash perfectly with the water hose and dry quickly. I use the pet hair sweeper over it, and all of that Collie hair practically jumps off of this bed. I could not recommend it more. I don’t think of our dogs as destructive chewers—but our boy would almost eat a woven blanket. The beds do not have any snags or parts that look good to chew on, which has been absolutely perfect. We couldn’t be more satisfied. Perfect fit for the crate. Also I really appreciate the loops for hanging on the back. No more draping over pool chairs!!

We have been using two of them for about a month—will update in ) months. 100% recommend you giving this a chance! It’s always a gamble, and every dog is different. Oh, and our big boy dog comes in wet if he decides to take a dip in the pool—again, we are waiting on the fence company. The bed repels his dog + wet dog smell. They work perfectly for us!!

I’ve tried countless beds for my dog and she ALWAYS ends up tearing them up. She is a mix of German shepherd, lab, and Belgian Malinois, so she is a heavy chewer. This bed has lasted the longest and is still going strong (knock on wood). It’s also very easy to clean which is a plus! I would definitely recommend.

This was a bed for my great pyr husky mix’s kennel, fits great! Hard to find a kennel bed in 48″ that isn’t a million dollars. Love the extra cushion in the sides, that being said this dog bed isn’t meant to be super fluffy, there isn’t a lot of padding in the bottom, enough to be comfortable. Which, between that and the fabric, is perfect for our puppy because she sleeps hot, and this dog bed won’t keep her too hot but gives her cushion. The fabric itself though is a little noisey in the night when she moved around, we just through a sheet over top to silence it.
The part that was disappointing was being able to wash it, part of the reason I got it, pups get sick and can’t help but make a mess sometimes. She had diarrhea while we were out and needed to clean the bed in the washing machine, the washing machine ripped the delicate underside of the bed, the instructions say to wash in a machine without an agitator, most washing machines do (maybe not the new fancy ones?) And there is no way to get the agitator out, so technically I wouldn’t consider this machine washable if you are required to have a certain type of machine, and no where on the site does it say that, don’t get to find that out until it’s too late. Guess I’ll just have to duct tape it and hope she never had another accident? Sigh, really liked this dog bed besides the noise (easy fix) and not being able to actually wash it without buying a new washing machine.

The Midwest Homes for Pets Maxx Bed has proven to be a cozy retreat that combines plush comfort with robust durability, making it a favorite resting spot for my furry companion.

Crafted with high-quality materials, the Maxx Bed offers a soft and inviting surface for pets to relax and unwind. The cushioned walls provide a sense of security, creating a comforting environment that promotes restful sleep.

The bed’s durability stands out, with a design that withstands regular use and maintains its shape over time. The water-resistant fabric adds practicality, making it suitable for pets of all ages, from playful puppies to senior dogs.

Cleaning is a breeze, thanks to the machine-washable cover, adding convenience to the overall pet care routine. The neutral color options also blend seamlessly with various home decors.

For pet owners seeking a reliable and comfortable bed that stands the test of time, the Midwest Homes for Pets Maxx Bed is a fantastic choice. It’s a haven of rest for paws big and small, ensuring that every nap is a blissful one.

I have a heavy chewer/digger Shepherd. Ordered this bed, it looks GREAT. The material on the top was extremely durable looking. Digging on the top side of the bed worked fine. Since no holes opened, no chewing occured. The problem hit when they managed to flip over an edge. Once the bottom is exposed, it is game over for this bed. I understand they went with a non-slip bottom. That makes sense. It makes it stay in place on wood floors/linoleum/etc. But they went with EXTREMELY THIN non-slip bottom (to save money, perhaps?) and once your dog gets to that, the bed is done.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE redesign this bed with a stronger bottom material.