EHEYCIGA Elevated Dog Cot Beds for Large Dogs, Raised Outdoor Dog Hammock, Lifted Pet Platform with Frame and Washable Waterproof Cooling Teslin Mesh and Anti-Slip Feet, 43×26 inch by EHEYCIGA

This broke within a few days. Yes, I have large, energetic puppies but this is supposed to be strong and hold up to 300 pounds. My 2 40 pound puppies broke a leg that is unrepairable. Also there were pieces where the hole was not lined up for the screw so they could not be secured fully.
Using for cats now but its still lop-sided. Not a great purchase.

Omg it is huge! It fits my husky, my pomchi and my cat all at once, don’t believe me look at the pic! It can fit two husky’s which is great because I’m looking to adopt another one and it’s amazing to see how much space it has for them all for the price I paid! At the time is was on sale for twenty five bucks! It’s kinda easy to put together til you get to the center legs that curve, that was a bit difficult but the quality is great! And my babies love it! I added some doggy cushion beds to it and they love it! It’s comfy and cozy! It fits two large dogs! And a small dog and cat.

This was sooooo easy to put together! My dogs use it all the time on the deck. Great value for the money

My dogs are learning “place”. The trainer recommended getting raised beds. These were a good price, so I bought 3 of the 35″.

First, putting them together was a pain. I considered returning them on that alone, but it was just one corner that was the problem every time. They come with allan wrenches, and extra screws and washers. I feel like I got worse at assembling them with each one. The instructions don’t not tell you how to do things, but they are lacking a tiny bit. You definitely want to have the bars in the mesh bed before assembly, and that makes it harder tk get the last piece bolted in. When it’s all done, it will look like its crooked, but it just needs to be twisted a bit.

The packaging was crazy. They really wanted to make sure nothing got damaged. Almost each piece was in an individual baggy. I don’t know if that’s good or bad, but I know none of my parts had any chips or scrapes.

The product itself seems pretty sturdy. My dogs range from 44 lbs to 64 lbs. They seems to find it comfortable with or without a bed. It did take coaxing to get them on, but not a significant amount. I like that these are high enough off the floor that the robot vacuum can get under them without the dog being in the way.

My biggest dog is pretty good sized (bigger end of medium or smaller and of large, bernedoodle). I considered getting him a larger one than the other two (both definitely medium, miniature, bernedoodles), but he would just sleep on a small section of the larger one, and basically would have more wasted space. He seems pretty satisfied with the size, and he can still turn around in it without getting off. You would think the bar would be uncomfortable for his chin, but if he is laying next to the bed, he will put his chin on the bar, so must be comfortable enough. I will put a blanket on it, the other two have smaller beds on them, and don’t really slide off when the dogs jump on and off because the mesh bed seems to be “grabby” enough.

In the picture there is one bed slightly slid under a second one, there isn’t any bending or deformity, it looks weird because of the secind bed being over it. Which brings me to my last thing, which is that they can be stagger stacked on top of each other.

I would really hate to have to take any of these apart to put new mesh on. It is just such a pain in the one corner. You know, having to pray, leave offerings to the assembly Gods, hoping you didn’t put the leg on backwards (the instructions DO point out which way the legs go).

When we get an outdoor dog house, I may get another set (maybe a preassembled folding set) for it so that the dogs aren’t laying right on the floor, possibly getting wet if it rains, or if they drag water or mud in.