How much do nest dog beds generally cost? - Anima Dogs

Donut beds provide an edge around the bed, just like nest beds. This edge is a pillow-soft bolster that lets your dog really curl up and sink in. This bed is recommended for dogs who like to curl up and get cozy.

The raised edges feature makes it perfect for you dog to lean or to curl up just like in a nest. Most of the dogs find these kinds of beds very comfortable.

Nest dog beds are very similar to the standard ones except they have raised edges. The rims may surround the entire bed or a small portion of the bed.

Standard and nest dog beds are very similar. The main difference between them is that nest beds have raised edges, while standard beds do not.

First you need to determine how your dog sleeps - this will be very important in your decision making process. If your dog sleeps curled up in a ball, then a nest bed would be your best choice. You should measure your dog while they are sleeping curled up and then add 7 inches to properly determine the length you will need. If your dog prefers to sleep stretched out, then you will need either a standard bed. Measure your dog and add 12 inches to determine what length bed you will need.

Donut dog beds are similar to nest dog beds. They are typically round/oval and quite soft like a pillow. These beds may not be suitable for older/weak dogs, as the soft material may make it difficult for them to get in/out.

There are various sites that sell nest dog beds online. I have found a site with plenty of selection in various sizes, colors and materials. Hope you find this helpful.

http://about.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php/page_id=1595/form_keyword=nest%20dog%20beds/rd=1/skd=1/st=query

Nest dog beds are quite similar to Standard dog beds, except they have raised edges. The raised edge allows your dog to curl up, similar to a nest (hence the name).