We used this while crate training our puppy. It was easy to clean, fit well in the crate and is still used today!

Pros: Easy to clean

Cons: none

I love these beds. iI use them in the crates for both of my dogs. As well, I use them in the baskets I have for my cats as bed liners. They are easily washed. Mine have seen some serious use! Everything you can imagine has happened to them (and some things you would probably njot want to think about -- EW!) and they withstand washing and drying very well. The oldest of these are over four years old and are still going strong. I use them in combination with squares from old blankets to provide extra cushioning, over time they do get a little flattened in the middle (as opposed to the rolled and stuffed edges). Because they are inexpensive, it allows me to have extras so that if one gets soiled/dirty, I have a spare to use until the first one is washed. These are really a great deal. I highly recommend these!

Pros: inexpensive, easy to throw in the wash, long lasting

Cons: limited color options, not very thick

My dog likes his very much. Instead of sleeping on the floor in the car its more comfy to sleep on his bed.

Pros: Great crate bed

Cons: Great for travel

We initially bought this for our puppy to use on the couch or the hardwood floor, but when she grew into a bigger crate we bought a second one for that. My Pro listed above, "Dog doesn't eat it (much)" might seem silly, but our little Pug will eat socks, rocks, and whatever else you can think of (ham hocks?.) Anyway, she gnaws on this a bit but it survives.

Pros: Inexpensive, Comfy, Dog doesn't eat it (much)

Cons: None!

What a perfect product for animal shelters! These pet beds come in different sizes, so you can use them in cat cages and in dog runs. Also, once an animal has been adopted, you can slide one of these into the cat carrier for the trip home. We love them at Somerset Regional Animal Shelter in Bridgewater, NJ.

Pros: Affordable; comfortable; variety of styles

Cons: none I can think of