Chew Proof Dog Bed

Looking for a chew proof dog bed that actually lasts? You’ve come to the right place. Our indestructible dog beds are specially designed for persistent chewers, diggers, and dogs who tend to destroy everything in sight. Whether you’ve got a teething puppy, a strong adult, or a dog suffering from separation anxiety, these super tough beds are built to stand up to daily wear and tear.

Each chew proof bed comes with a durable, chew resistant fabric cover, water resistant liner, and supportive foam base for extra comfort. Some options even feature a metal frame or elevated design—perfect for both indoor or outdoor use.

• Large range of sizes to suit small to extra‑large breeds

• Ideal for crates, floors, or garden setups

• Machine washable or easy‑wipe clean

• Designed for dogs that chew, scratch, dig or shred

• Backed by our chew-proof guarantee

Whether your dog sleeps indoors or outdoors, prefers a flat mat or plush cushion, we’ve got dog beds to fit your lifestyle—and your pup’s chewing habits.

Don’t waste money replacing a bed every week. Choose a bed that lasts.

Chew Proof Dog Bed FAQs

What makes a dog bed "chew proof"?

A chew proof bed is made using super tough fabric, reinforced stitching, and hidden seams to resist bites, chewing, scratching, and digging. Many of our designs include waterproof covers, tear-resistant materials, and metal frames for added strength. These indestructible dog beds are tested by real dogs and made to outlast even persistent chewers.

Are chew-proof dog beds suitable for all dogs?

Yes! While perfect for chewers, these chew proof beds also suit puppies, dogs with separation anxiety, senior dogs needing extra comfort, and large breeds that sag through standard beds. Our range of dog beds comes in sizes and styles to fit every pet—from playful pups to older dogs with sore joints.

Can chew-proof beds prevent a puppy from starting to chew?

A chew proof bed can help discourage a puppy from starting chewing by removing the fun of tearing through stuffed fabric or loose seams. They’re perfect for a teething puppy that’s exploring with their mouth. Combine with chew toys, crate training, and exercise to reduce the habit before it becomes long-term behaviour.