cremedemonthe
Well-Known Member
I posted this post on my face book page recently, having a whippet x saluki who shivers at night in her usual bed so decides to invade my bed,then expands to three times her size, I REALLY needed to make this!
The cave pet beds I have seen for whippets and other dogs that like to curl up under something seem quite expensive, supposedly as they are a new idea.
So here's the post,
Bought a round 42 inch dog bed from costco this morning for about 16-17 pounds,as in first 2 photo then used a new cheap duvet, sewed it into a old duvet cover. Added velcro to bed and duvet.Folded duvet in half, sewed down sides leaving front open and voila, we have a Daisy dog cave bed!
Stays on the new bed base via the velcro holding it in place and she's happy as she can stretch right out!
Cost me about £25 all in and it's large enough for 2 whippets.
Get a new duvet from poundland for a few quid if you haven't got on old one you can use.
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Alternatively if you really don't want to buy a new bed at all, use one of your existing ones and simply sew the duvet together and shove it is a dog bed. Works just as well and the sides of the bed contain them better than a flat bed, so you don't need the velcro.
Hope it helps.
Oz
The cave pet beds I have seen for whippets and other dogs that like to curl up under something seem quite expensive, supposedly as they are a new idea.
So here's the post,
Bought a round 42 inch dog bed from costco this morning for about 16-17 pounds,as in first 2 photo then used a new cheap duvet, sewed it into a old duvet cover. Added velcro to bed and duvet.Folded duvet in half, sewed down sides leaving front open and voila, we have a Daisy dog cave bed!
Stays on the new bed base via the velcro holding it in place and she's happy as she can stretch right out!
Cost me about £25 all in and it's large enough for 2 whippets.
Get a new duvet from poundland for a few quid if you haven't got on old one you can use.


Alternatively if you really don't want to buy a new bed at all, use one of your existing ones and simply sew the duvet together and shove it is a dog bed. Works just as well and the sides of the bed contain them better than a flat bed, so you don't need the velcro.
Hope it helps.
Oz