Our 10 year, “can’t flatten, won’t flatten” warranty guarantees that your dog's bed will not flatten and will retain at least 90% of its shape or we replace the foam for free for 10 entire years!
Please note, the warranty does not cover damage to the bed covers or any damage caused by chewing.
In a study conducted by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, Barker Beds were shown to reduce pain, increase mobility, and improve quality of life for dogs with arthritis and other joint conditions.
Big Barker bed covers are designed to be machine washable, making it easy to keep the bed clean and fresh. The covers are made from durable, high-quality materials that withstand regular washing without shrinking or losing shape. They unzip easily for removal, and can be washed and dried at home, which helps maintain a hygienic environment for your dog and extends the life of the bed.
The multi-layered orthopedic foam is specifically designed to provide a balance of comfort and firmness, allowing dogs to rest comfortably on top of the bed instead of bottoming out. This optimal height helps relieve joint pressure, supports proper alignment, and enhances overall comfort, especially for large breeds that need extra joint and hip support.
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Better Sleep
Dogs get deeper, more restful sleep on a Barker Bed
why better sleep is important
Recover & Heal
When dogs get quality sleep, their bodies have a better opportunity to recover and heal from daily activities. During deep sleep, their muscles and tissues can repair themselves, immune function strengthens, and the production of growth hormones increases—all essential for optimal health and vitality. Good sleep also supports their mental well-being, helping them manage stress and maintain better mood and behavior. Just like in humans, adequate rest allows dogs to recharge physically and mentally, promoting a happier, healthier life.
why better sleep is important
Cognitive Function
In addition to physical recovery, quality sleep is essential for a dog’s cognitive function and learning. Dogs process memories and consolidate new information while they sleep, which is especially important for puppies and dogs in training. When well-rested, dogs are more alert, responsive, and capable of retaining commands and routines, making training sessions more effective. Sleep also helps regulate emotions, reducing stress and anxiety, which means that a well-rested dog is often calmer, more social, and less prone to behavioral issues. Overall, good sleep improves a dog's adaptability and resilience, enhancing their overall quality of life.
why better sleep is important
Healthy Metabolism
Quality sleep is also essential for maintaining a dog’s healthy metabolism and weight. When dogs are well-rested, their bodies regulate hunger hormones more effectively, helping them maintain a balanced appetite and reducing the likelihood of overeating. Poor sleep, on the other hand, can lead to hormonal imbalances that increase cravings and disrupt normal energy levels, making dogs more prone to weight gain and related health issues. Additionally, restful sleep supports a stable metabolism, ensuring that energy is efficiently used for play, exercise, and overall bodily functions. By promoting good sleep, we help dogs stay in peak physical shape and reduce the risk of obesity and its associated health risks.
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