Prevent parasites

Dog sleeping areas can be breeding grounds for fleas, roundworms, ticks, mange-causing mites, and other external parasites. One study found fleas in 14% of pets’ resting spots, even outside of peak flea season. Since fleas tend to lay eggs at night, dog beds can become infested rapidly.

Crawlies away!

Dog beds can become a hotspot for fleas, ticks, roundworms, and other pesky parasites. In fact, one study found fleas in 14% of pet sleeping spots—even when it wasn’t flea season! Since fleas love to lay eggs at night, those dog beds can get infested before you know it.