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Can Dogs Be Allergic to Their Beds? PetMD

Why Your Dog’s Bed May Be Triggering Her Allergies. If your dog is allergic to her bed, the filling is likely the culprit. “Some of the contents can cause an allergic reaction, especially if the dog has had the bed for a long period of time. Over time, there can be an increase in house dust mites and even fleas,” says Dr. Mitchell Song, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist with VetMed in Phoenix, Arizona.

Dog beds are usually filled with synthetic or latex memory foam. Although both of these are resistant to the growth of house dust mites and molds, they can still be problematic. “It’s the accumulation of pet skin cells on the surface of the foam and under the fabric covering that allows the growth of house dust mites. While the foam beddings will not facilitate the growth of house dust mites or molds within the foam, they may accumulate on the surface if skin cells and moisture are present,” says Dr. John Gordon, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist with MedVet in Columbus, Ohio.

Choose the Right Outer Fabric

Dog beds and mats come in a variety of outer fabrics, including suede, shag faux fur, micro suede shearling, cotton, wool and polyester, says Dr. Song. Although the bed’s filling is usually the source of allergens, experts say some fabrics are more likely to trigger your dog’s allergies than others.

“Manufacturing synthetic fabrics requires certain chemicals and processes. These chemicals, such as flame retardants, are known to be allergenic. Some fabrics also allow the accumulation of dust mites, mold, mildew and bacteria that can exacerbate skin sensitivities,” says Dr. Hyunmin Kim, veterinary staff manager for the ASPCA Community Medicine Department.

Fabrics made of 100 percent cotton, hemp or tightly woven microfiber fabric are less likely to cause an allergic reaction, she says. “Hemp is a naturally grown crop that is not sprayed with chemicals or pesticides and is particularly resistant to mildew, sun damage and tears.”

https://www.petmd.com/dog/general-health/can-dogs-be-allergic-their-beds

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First choice for the dog that destroys everything is the Kuranda Dog Bed without the additional pad.

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Kuranda Dog Bed - Chewproof

High strength PVC frame supports up to 100 lbs. For heavier dogs, try the Kuranda All Aluminum Dog Bed or Bronze Aluminum Dog Bed. Elevated/Raised orthopedic design to keep your dog dry, cool, and comfortable indoors and outdoors.

Chew proof almond colored frame
Provides firm, even support no pillow or cushion can match.
Easy to clean - Guaranteed to stand up to repeated cleaning

Smooth Nylon (Ballistic) Abrasion resistant high-denier nylon but with a smooth finish that won’t catch hair, making it easier to clean.

Outdoor Mesh (Vinyl Weave) Great for outdoor use, the open waterproof weave allows air and water to flow through, helping dogs stay cool and dry. Its open weave style keeps this fabric from being covered under our warranty.

Textured Nylon (Cordura) Abrasion resistant high-denier nylon. This canvas is ideal for older dogs as it provides plenty of traction getting on and off the bed. It’s also the best fabric choice for dogs with sensitive skin or allergies.

Heavy Duty Vinyl (40 oz. Vinyl) Our most durable option, ideal for determined diggers and larger, heavier dogs. Smooth surface, just spray and wipe clean.

All of our fabrics and beds can be washed or hosed clean with soap, water and/or disinfectants.

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