When we adopted Georgia, a beefy southern, 75-pound American bulldog, my husband and I let her sleep in our bed, stretched out between us.  She had, after all, lived through some tough times. She had been abandoned and spent a month in a dog shelter before we adopted her from Operation Kindness in Carrollton, TX.  She had been clearly overbred, confused and was about to start heartworm treatments, a multi-step process involving strict rest and multiple vet visits.

We have a 4Legs4Pets® cot bed in nearly every room in our home, but we wanted our 5-year-old baby girl to sleep with her new mom and dad. Well, that lasted one night. Nobody slept comfortably. Your pet, like Georgia, will appreciate a space of their own, and so will you. Everybody in the family deserves a good night’s sleep.

When choosing the cot bed size, the weight of the pet is not the only factor – it’s important to find the right shape, as well. Does your pet like to curl up or stretch out?  Will your pet be sharing with another pet?  Square cot bed versus rectangle – which is better for your pet?  Check out the FAQs on our link:  https://www.4legs4pets.com/cot-sizes/

P.S. Georgia recovered well from the heart-worm treatments.  And with proper diet and exercise, she quickly regained her former figure after the toll of overbreeding.