Egg-Crate Orthopedic Dog Bed Size Guide
How to Measure Your Dog
Measure your dog lying down in their natural curled sleeping position, from nose to the base of the tail, then add roughly 10–15cm so they have room to stretch out fully. If your dog often sleeps stretched flat, measure that length instead and size up.
Your dog's weight matters too — a heavier dog needs a wider, more supportive base even if their curled length is shorter, since the egg-crate foam needs enough surface area to spread weight properly across the peaks.
Size Chart
| Size | Bed Dimensions | Net Weight | Roughly Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 50 x 40 x 10cm | 500g | Toy breeds, roughly up to 5kg |
| S | 75 x 50 x 10cm | 950g | Small breeds, roughly 5–12kg |
| M | 90 x 70 x 10cm | 1450g | Medium breeds, roughly 12–25kg |
| L | 100 x 75 x 10cm | 1700g | Large breeds, roughly 25–40kg |
| XL | 120 x 75 x 10cm | 2100g | Extra-large breeds, roughly 40kg+ |
The "Roughly Suits" weights are a general guide, not a manufacturer spec — if your dog falls between two sizes, we'd recommend sizing up so they have room to stretch out.
Every Size, Same 10cm Foam Depth
The egg-crate memory foam core is a consistent 10cm deep across every size in this range, from XS to XL, so support doesn't thin out as the bed gets bigger — only the length and width change.
Still Not Sure?
If your dog is between two sizes, or you're ordering for a multi-dog household, message us at peek4paws@gmail.com with your dog's curled and stretched-out length and we're happy to help you pick.