MidWest Bolster Pet Bed | Dog Beds Ideal for Metal Dog Crates | Machine Wash & Dry

10 reviews for MidWest Bolster Pet Bed | Dog Beds Ideal for Metal Dog Crates | Machine Wash & Dry

1. 

   5 out of 5

   Elle DalyElle Daly – January 23, 2020

   This is a the 42″ version. I ordered this to put in the dog crate for our new puppy that we will be getting soon. I will be ordering a 2nd one because our adult lab loves it so much I don’t think she will be sharing this one. It’s very lightly padded on the bottom with a decent size bolster. It is made well for the price. I might even order 2 more so I can have 1 in the crate and 2 in the living room. I like that they are not really bulky and they don’t take up a ton of room in the living room area. Plus they are lightweight so they are easy to move around from room to room. Definitely recommend.

2. 

   5 out of 5

   🐆😺MeoW😸🐆 – March 25, 2020

   The media could not be loaded.  Better than expected for 7 bux!Really nice oblong beds, firm bottomThick bolstered edges..Got for the shelter donation to go w wallyworld round beds at about the same price.. Will likely pick up some gor our girls after xmas..As always be careful cutting lil tag holder.. our kitty got one stuck between her teeth yrs ago🤦‍♀️🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Caitlin KimCaitlin Kim – March 25, 2020

   Parma loves his bed so so so much! He sleeps on it every day. He likes having a designated spot all for himself.

4. 

   5 out of 5

   Brittany ReneeBrittany Renee – June 27, 2020

   Great! I bought this for my cat to put in his two door 24 inch pet kennel. It fits that carrier perfectly and it’s so soft and comfy! The white one doesn’t seem to shed as much as the gray one but it’s definitely a good choice!

5. 

   5 out of 5

   GradybornGradyborn – August 13, 2020

   Definitely big enough for 90lb German Shepherd. Good quality.

6. 

   5 out of 5

   A.Williams A.Williams – August 22, 2020

   My lil fur baby loves it!!! I find Her going in her cage randomly just to lay on it. I have not gotten a chance to wash it yet because i just Received it. I’ve included pics of two beds because I had no idea they came in sizes at first. So the smaller one is the first one I Ordered which is the 18inch long and as you can see it’s very tiny. It’s actually A perfect Size for my two month old Yorkie (she fits right in it) but I wanted something to fit in her cage. Which is the largest one you see pictured and that one is the 24inch long which fits right into a standard size crate. (I also purchased her crate off of here as well) I’ve also included what the back of it looks it. Hope this review helps with purchasing

7. 

   5 out of 5

   2cats1Dog2cats1Dog – September 29, 2020

   This review is not for the Midwest pet bed I just purchased, but it will explain why I did just purchase the small size bed for my cat so she would have a comfy place to wait for me to assume my staff duties in the morning.Years ago, my loving and lovable (if brainless) boxer/lab/something hairy mix destroyed every single dog bed I could find for him. He considered zippers to be a particular delicacy, so I learned not to buy beds with those. Buy a bed, leave the room, go shopping, whatever, find the latest bed strewn around the house with foam bouncing everywhere and a proud and happy dog eager to show me how well he could amuse himself. Switch back to a ratty blanket until I couldn’t stand it, buy another bed, lather, rinse, repeat.After several years of this, I took Toby with me in the summer of 2007 on a road trip to visit family out of state. I bought a travel pop up crate which terrified him because he kept popping it down and trapping himself. So I went out and bought a brand new extra large wire kennel just like his “little house” back home in my dining room. (Little house as in “Toby, go to your little house!” It was like sending a kid to their room with a tv, computer, toys, etc. and about as effective. :P) I also, what the heck, bought a Midwest bolster bed that fit in his crate. He was so thrilled to have his familiar surroundings.Amazingly enough, his Midwest bed lasted for the next 13 years! Toby couldn’t destroy it, and neither could I. It got peed on, barfed on, even pooped on a couple of times, as well as having who knows what squished into it fairly regularly. I washed it regularly on my 90 minute whitest white cycle with the hot water, second rinse, and bleach, followed by the hot cotton machine drying cycle. It just bounced back as good as new every time. Toby snuggled on it for years in his little house with his favorite toys and bones buried under it.Eventually as Toby grew older (in body, not in spirit!) I moved the bed to the living room so he could snuggle closer to us and just in general watch us happily. I put a piece of memory foam underneath it to make it gentler on his aging bones. Toby crossed the rainbow bridge this February, just 3 months short of his 17th birthday, having lived far, far beyond his expected lifespan. He was happy and loved life and his treats and his people right up until the very end. I couldn’t bear to even move his bed, let alone toss it or give it away.Suddenly I had an idea which has brought me a great deal of comfort. I washed it one last time on the super duper cleaning cycle and made it a floor mat right next to my bed, complete with the memory foam under it.Every day now, when I step onto its comforting softness, I am reminded once again of my dearly loved, deeply missed, always and forever Very Good Boy.I wouldn’t have thought a dog bed could bring me joy, but it has. I have attached a picture of Toby the Amazing Wonder Dog from just this past December, age 16 1/2, on his 12 1/2 year old Midwest pet bed. Don’t they both look nice?

8. 

   5 out of 5

   d1nonlysnshnd1nonlysnshn – January 18, 2021

   It is an awesome pad-especially for this price. Yes, it makes a crinkly noise when bent, not when walking or moving around while laying on it-because of the waterproof layer that keeps whatever is underneath dry should an accident happen.We have a Doberman puppy who will grow to gigantic proportions-compared to our other 9 dogs. For this price, $33+, it would be impossible to find a pad for him at this quality level. The exact same pad is $64.99 @ TSC. I have a 25% off coupon, but that is in-store only. This size has is not carried in stores and has to be ordered. Last year I saw this type of pad at TSC for $37….it is half the size. We have a large front load washer and this was a load by itself. Afterward it went in the dryer for 99 min – no heat. When it was dry, I brought it upstairs and told Jake-aka-Papi, that it was his and he took immediate possession of it. Of course he reluctantly left his pad to jump up on the bed to keep Luci and me company so we wouldn’t be lonely.Those of you complaining that it is thin-read the description. The specs are clearly stated. It is fleece and warm. It doesn’t need to be thicker like other materials to provide the same warmth. Also, if it were a lot thicker, a pad this size would NOT fit in the washer, which was the most important criterion I was looking for in a pad.This will also be great in our Suburban, Dodge Ram, RV, couches, chairs, beds, or anything else you are trying to keep dog hairs or dirty paw prints off.It works great on our tile floors: stood on it -my feet were nice and roasty-toasty.

9. 

   5 out of 5

   MemlyMemly – February 18, 2021

   These bolstered crate pet beds are super affordable and such a great value… versatile, too. They are intended for crate use, but I’ve seen them used on the bare floors and in all sorts of ways. I recently found yet another use for them, and they worked purrrfectly!I purchased two different sizes to replace the worn out faux fur liners on my cat tree/bookshelf. Not only were they the perfect size, they had elastic straps on each of the corners. I was able to use the straps to secure each bed to the shelves. My cats can jump and climb and the beds don’t slip off the wooden shelves at all. The beds are also bolstered so my cats can nap in complete comfort without worry of accidentally rolling off. I also like that they be can taken off and thrown in the wash.They do run a tad smaller than sizes indicated. I got the 18″ one and it’s more like 16″ x 13″. I also got the 24″ and it’s measuring 23″ x 18″. Something to consider if you need precision or to size up.Overall, my cats love them and so do I 😻

10. 

    5 out of 5

    J. ArcherJ. Archer – February 18, 2021

    Don’t tell anyone that I’m writing this because my Mom and Dad will be upset that I’m using their computer.This bed is great, I don’t want to lay anywhere without it. I used to lay on my elevated bed without this soft and fluffy wonderous creation my Mom and Dad bought me, but now I refuse. I would rather lay on the hardwood floor and pout than do such a thing now. The other day my Mom and Dad told me I had to eat my treat on my elevated bed without this and I said no way, keep the bone and I protested until they took it out of the dryer after washing it for the 5th time. I’m a big boy (70lbs) but this 42″ bed is more than big enough for me and my favorite toy or two. This bed hasn’t torn, ripped or lost its shape in the washer or dryer. It is great!Since I’m here let me tell you a story about the neighbor’s cat, that little… uh oh, I hear my Dad coming, got to go.OdinP.S. The slobber on the keyboard was here before I started typing, that’s my story.