Two Easy Ways to Start Earning Rewards!
Become a member today!
Members-only pricing and offers, personalized care notifications, Vital Care points back on every purchase and more!
Become a credit card member today!Earn 2X Pals Rewards points at Petco
when you use Petco Pay!APPLY NOWLearn More About Petco Pay Benefits
New Age Pet ECOFLEX Dog Bunk Bed with Removable Cushions, 27.2" L X 57.1" W X 36.2" H, Antique White
Description
Please note that the product information displayed is provided by manufacturers, suppliers and other third parties and is not independently verified by Petco.
The New Age Pet Aspen Bunk Bed is made with ECOFLEX, a proprietary composite blend of recycled polymers and reclaimed wood fiber by-products. The ECOFLEX material is non-toxic, eco-friendly & impervious to moisture & odor, making it the perfect material for your pets' furniture. All New Age Pet furniture is backed by a 10-year limited manufacturer warranty. The days of your pups fighting over the bed is a thing of the past with our Aspen Pet Bunk Bed. Perfect for homes with multiple pets, these bunk beds can accommodate 2 large dogs or 3+ small dogs. Comes with two memory foam cluster cushions with removable covers. Available in antique white and gray. New Age Pet products are easy to assemble, easy to clean & easy to LOVE!
- - Made with ECOFLEX, a durable and long-lasting wood plastic composite
- - Includes 2 memory foam cluster cushions with removable covers, for easy handwashing. Cover: 80% cotton, 20% polyester
- - Non-toxic and eco-conscious
- - Quick and easy assembly; No tools required
- - Moisture resistant for superior odor control and easy cleaning
- - Weight capacity: Top 99 lbs., Bottom 175 lbs.
Specifications
| SKU | 3835361 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | New Age Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 61.44 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
|---|---|
| Chew Proof | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Washing instructions | Hand Wash |
| Bed Shape | Rectangle |
| Odor Resistant | Yes |
| Bed Fill | Memory Foam |
| Material | Recycled Polymers |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 27.2 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 36.2 IN |
| Width | 57.1 IN |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | Most Sizes |
|---|
10-year limited manufacturer warranty. Proof of purchase required for any warranty claims.
A supportive dog bed is imperative to cushion your dog's body and provide relief from the pain associated with age-related health problems. Can be used indoors or outdoors.
Reviews
Review this Product
Questions
Wood Dog Bed
Modern Dog Bed
Dog Bed Furniture
Dog Bedroom Furniture
Antique White Pet Crates
High Ridge Dog Bed
Wooden Pet Furniture
Elevated Dog Beds & Raised Cots
White Dog Cushions
White Dog Beds
Brown Dog Bed
Gray Orthopedic Dog Beds
Ivory Memory Foam Dog Beds
Dog Couches & Sofa Beds
All Stage Dog Beds
Canvas Dog Beds For Large Dogs
Nautical Dog Beds
All Stage Pet Beds
Beige Dog Loungers
Blue Dog Sofa Beds
New Age Pet Dog Crates, Kennels, & Accessories
New Age Pet
New Age Pet Dog Crates, Gates, & Housing Accessories
Primetime Petz Elevated Dog Beds & Raised Cots
New Age Pet Outdoor Dog Enclosures
PetFusion Dog Couches & Sofa Beds
Teamson Pets Elevated Dog Beds & Raised Cots
Zoovilla Dog Beds & Bedding
Coolaroo Elevated Dog Beds & Raised Cots
Pet Adobe Dog Couches & Sofa Beds
Majestic Pet Dog Beds & Bedding
Zoovilla Dog Bed Pet Size
Coolaroo Dog Beds & Bedding
Primetime Petz Dog Beds & Bedding
Majestic Pet Outdoor Dog Beds
Pure Comfort Dog Beds & Bedding
PetPals Group Dog Beds & Bedding
Pure Comfort Dog Bed Pet Size
PetFusion Dog Beds & Bedding
Majestic Pet Orthopedic Dog Beds
Why does my dog chew up his beds? What would be the best bed for an aging dog?
I have a pitbull/bulldog mix that stays outside who is allergic to cedar bedding and pine is there a hypoallergenic bedding for outside animals?
I purchased a dog house for my German Shepard 3 yrs old and he won't go in it, he is about 65-70 lbs and I purchased the extra lg igloo
Hi, I have a F1 Miniature Poodle and Bernese Mountain Dog Mix that I am picking up on Wednesday. The mother (Bernese) is 60 pounds and the father (mini poodle) is 15 pounds. Can you advise me on what sized Crate to buy? I'm not sure how big he will be and I was looking online and thinking of buying a 36-inch Intermediate size crate. My second ?, I was going to buy Earthbath Oatmeal shampoo. Do you recommend that? Any bristle brush recommendations? Any health warnings on the breed? Thank you!!
My pet has torn all his beds and now sleeps on a blanket or a bedsheet. I hope that won't cause any joint problems in the long run? It seems that he is comfortable sleeping this way. Is it safe?
We're pretty sure our male German Shepherd has a hygroma on his left elbow (We have laminate flooring). This site doesn't recommend draining it. We are enroute to purchase a dog bed now.
We have an 11 year old dog with massive anxiety issues. We have not slept all week due to his anxiety. We have tried leashing him at night so he won't try to rip through our doors. Instead he has chewed through bedding, gouged holes in walls and woodwork. We have tried benadryl to no effect. Help, we are at the end of our rope! These are photos from last night's damage.
We bought a new couch and we do not want her to shed on our couch so we bought a bed for she can set down on the couch but she does not want to set down what do I do
Hey do y'all know the best type of dog house for an outdoor dog so they can stay warm or put some hay or cedar chips in there to also help with fleas?
Do dachshunds many ramps for stairs, couches and beds?
We bought my dog a new dog bed that’s supposed to help with his anxiety. The first night he loved it - we couldn’t get him out of it! Since that first night, he doesn’t like to sit on it anymore. He just humps it and licks it. We can put him directly in it and force him to sit, but he won’t stay long and looks uncomfortable. Should I take the bed away? Why won’t he lag on it anymore?
Hello! Ever since I got this new bed frame my dog has been avoiding my room. He is even scared to even enter it for small amounts of time. For the past 5 years he’s been sleeping on my bed and being in my room all the time, now he is never. Should I get rid of my frame or what. Whenever he seems to try to build up the courage he seems very scared and careful with his steps and then just scurry off. There is enough room for him to jump. But it makes me sad that he’s scared to come in.