Every pet deserves a comfortable place to sleep and rest. Arbasa stocks 86+ pet beds and furniture pieces — orthopedic memory foam beds for senior dogs with joint pain, bolster couches for dogs that like to lean, cozy cave beds for cats that burrow, elevated mesh cots for outdoor use, and multi-level cat trees for climbing and scratching.

How to Choose a Pet Bed

Match bed size to your pet's full stretched-out length, not just sleeping-curled length. For dogs with arthritis or hip dysplasia, a memory foam or orthopedic base provides pressure relief. Waterproof or removable covers make cleaning easier — look for machine-washable options. Cats generally prefer enclosed or semi-enclosed cave beds where they feel hidden and safe.

Pet Bed FAQs

What size bed does my dog need?

Measure your dog from nose to tail base while stretched out and add 6–8 inches. For dogs under 25 lbs, a small-medium bed works; 25–75 lbs needs a large; over 75 lbs needs an extra-large. When in doubt, size up — dogs can curl on a larger bed but can't stretch on a smaller one.

Are orthopedic beds worth it for large dogs?

Yes, especially for dogs over 50 lbs, senior dogs, or breeds prone to joint issues. Quality orthopedic foam distributes weight evenly, reducing pressure on elbows and hips. It's more durable than standard polyester fill, maintaining support for 2–3 years vs. 6–12 months for budget alternatives.

How do I get my cat to use a cat tree?

Place the tree near a window with a view, sprinkle catnip on the platforms, and reward exploration with treats. Most cats warm up within 1–2 weeks. Ensure the tree is stable with no wobble — cats won't use furniture that shifts when they jump.