This popular Gabby Bed, now comes in a lovely Camo with a Monogram option. Choose your fabric! All of these beds are made from 100% Cotton designer,
decorator fabric. Monogrammed with your baby's name or short saying. (These beds are available without any personalization or embellishments, depending on the option you select above).
Choose embellished with bows and crystals or plain. These beds have supersoft fluffy sides and a removable pillow. All is machine washable and cute as can be! Write your personalization to be embroidered in the comments section of the order form. 17" is for teacup and toy dogs or cats to about 12lbs. 24" is for larger dogs or cats up to about 30lbs. Kittys LOVE these beds!
Pillow in the center comes out. You can wash the entire pillow and the entire outside ring. The outside ring is NOT made of foam like most pet beds. Wash them everyday if
needed. Machine wash and dry. Stuffing in pillow will never ball-up or "smush" stays fluffy wash after wash.
Perfect for any little Prince or Princess.
Size Information
Teacup size is 15inches. Perfect for
1-3lb babies. Sides are 4inches tall. This is very tiny. Made for the little cuties
that will never get over 3 pounds (If Available)
17inch size is Perfect for 4-8 lb
babies. Sides are 6inches tall.
17" is perfect for 4-8 pound babes. If you want more
room choose the 19inch. The 19" is great for toy size
dogs around 8-12 pounds.
19inch size is Perfect for 8-12lb
babies. Sides are 7inches tall. (If Available)
24" is big enough for many different breeds. Toy dogs like
this size to be able to stretch out and dogs from 12-25
pounds can fit quite comfortably. (Hint: when your dog is
sleeping, measure how much room he takes. If he curls
up, he may weigh 30pounds but only need 20inches of
space.) Also remember to add room for all the toys they
will hide under the pillow :-)
Please note, this is a customized special order item and may require additional time to make. Please order accordingly.
Please select carefully. This customized item is not returnable.
