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Furry Curves Rectangle Bed

The soft rectangular nest: Furry Curves fur inside and out, a low rim all the way round to lean a chin on and no wall to climb, for the cat or dog that sleeps half-curled. Three sizes, 55 to 95 cm, with a removable washable cover, in Cream or White.

5.0 out of 5.0, 8 reviews
Cream Furry Curves Rectangle Bed Small · 55 x 45 x 15 cm

$160.00 AUD
Accessory size Small Size guide

Small: cats, and dogs to 6 kg. A cat, or a toy dog half-curled with its chin on the rim. Measure them curled up, nose to tail: under about 35 cm. Between sizes, go up.

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Vet designed

Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home on Bridie and Kiko.

Explainer

Dr Duncan explains the Furry Curves Rectangle Bed

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Filmed by Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian and founder of WOOPF™. No script department, no actors, the product in his hands.
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  1. 0:04 Good day. I'm Dr. Duncan Houston and this is my fake living room.
  2. 0:11 This is the Furry Curves rectangle bed.
  3. 0:15 This is different from the sleeping mat.
  4. 0:17 The sleeping mat is a rectangle as well, but this one has bolsters or walls around the outside and has a center fluffy pillow.
  5. 0:25 Now, this is the Furry Curves range because it's furry and it has curves; it has bumps, bumpy-wumpies.
  6. 0:32 It comes in small, medium, and large, and white or cream.
  7. 0:37 With these, you know, you do have a nice metal zip, and then inside you've got a fire-retardant fluffy cushion.
  8. 0:45 And then you can just chuck this in the washing machine.
  9. 0:47 You can take the walls apart. You've got a nice metal zip.
  10. 0:50 You do have to roll this inside out to be able to get this open.
  11. 0:54 It has four walls or four bolsters that come out.
  12. 0:57 These parts, these bolsters and this inner part of the cushion, are of fire-retardant material.
  13. 1:01 These I would just hand wash.
  14. 1:03 Sorry, I should have said these in the other videos, the other ones.
  15. 1:05 These you can hand wash, so it's not like they're non-washable or whatever, but I would just hand wash these and then just chuck them out in the sun to dry out.
  16. 1:14 This fabric's a lot stronger; it'll stop claws and digging.
  17. 1:17 Obviously, it's not going to stop everything, but these hand wash, put it in the sun if you want to dry them out.
  18. 1:22 So yeah, that's the best option for these beds.
  19. 1:25 So that was all the outside bit.
  20. 1:27 Roll it in, bum-bum-kabum, then you get your wall back.
  21. 1:31 I should say there's a nice leather logo of my brand here, very nice.
  22. 1:35 That's the Furry Curves rectangle range.
  23. 1:37 Small, medium, large; very nice fabric, very soft. Anyway.

In this video

How it works

Why the rim, how to size it

Illustrated golden retriever lying in a cream WOOPF™ Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, its chin and front paws resting on the low fur rim

A low rim all the way round: the shape between the mat and the donut

Most pets sleep half-curled: back against something, chin on an edge, legs out along a straight side. A donut gives them the edge and no straight side; a flat mat gives them the length and nothing to lean on.

  • A rim of the same fur on all four sidesThis bed is the shape in between. It is a rectangle, so a small dog stretches along the long side, and it has a rim of the same fur on all four sides, low enough that the toy poodle in the photographs rests its paws over it, so a cat or a small dog steps in without climbing and still has fur at its back and a place for its chin.
  • Enclosure a cat will acceptIt is not a wall and it is not a bolster, and that is the point: enclosure a cat will accept, and an old small dog will not have to negotiate.
  • Rim, not open frontThe web address calls it open-front; in every photograph the rim runs all the way round at one height, and the page says rim, not open front.
Illustrated woman kneeling to run a yellow tape measure along a golden retriever curled up asleep, nose to tail, to size a WOOPF™ Furry Curves Rectangle Bed by the curl

Furry Curves fur, three sizes, measured by the curl

The fur is the Furry Curves fur: a long faux fur that lies in soft rounded bumps, the curves in the name, inside the nest and over the rim, so the pet is on fur whichever way it lies. It is the same fur as the Furry Curves Round Bed and the Furry Curves Sleeping Mat, in the shape neither of them has.

  • Self-warming in the plain senseFur on every surface keeps the pet's own heat in, self-warming in the plain sense, which suits a cat, a thin-coated dog and a cold floor, and is the reason to put it in a cool room rather than a hot one.
  • Three sizesThree sizes: 55 x 45 cm, 75 x 60 and 95 x 79.
  • Size it by the curlSize it by the pet curled up, nose to tail: under about 35 cm the Small, which is the cat size and the toy dog size; under about 50 the Medium; under about 65 the Large, which also takes two small dogs.
  • A dog that sleeps flat outA dog that sleeps flat out on its side wants the Medium at up to 55 cm and the Large at up to 75, and a bigger sprawler wants the flat mat, not a bigger nest.
Illustrated golden retriever stepping into a cream WOOPF™ Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, one front paw on the low rim

What it is not: a sofa, an open front, published memory foam, or a treatment

Four things to know before you buy.

  • First, not a sofaFirst, it is not a sofa: there is no built-up bolster to prop a head on, and a dog that wants one wants the Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed, which has bolsters on three sides.
  • Second, not open-frontSecond, it is not open-front, whatever the web address says: the rim is one height all the way round, and a dog with stiff hips that needs a low step-in wants that open-front bed or the Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed, which has three walls, a rubber-dot base and a lower price.
  • Third, the foamThird, the foam: nothing published gives a thickness or a density; this page does not call the bed orthopedic and sends a dog with sore joints to the SNÜZ Vet Orthopedic Bed or the SNÖR Vet Orthopedic Bed, whose memory foam is published.
  • Fourth, calmingFourth, calming: a familiar fur nest makes a strange room easier, which is real, and it is not a treatment for a pet that panics.

Size guide

Furry Curves Rectangle Bed size guide: measure the curl

  • Selected
    Cream Small Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, 55 x 45 cm55 x 45 cm

    Small

    Cats, and dogs to 6 kgto 13 lb · 55 x 45 x 15 cm / 22 x 18 x 6 in

    • Cats
    • Chihuahua
    • Toy Poodle
    • Pomeranian
    • Maltese
  • Selected
    Cream Medium Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, 75 x 60 cm75 x 60 cm

    Medium

    Dogs 6 to 15 kg13 to 33 lb · 75 x 60 x 17 cm / 30 x 24 x 7 in

    • Cavalier
    • Cavoodle
    • Frenchie
    • Mini Dachshund
    • Beagle
  • Selected
    Cream Large Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, 95 x 79 cm95 x 79 cm

    Large

    Dogs 15 to 30 kg, curled33 to 66 lb · 95 x 79 x 19 cm / 37 x 31 x 7 in

    • Cocker Spaniel
    • Whippet
    • Staffy
    • Kelpie
    • Border Collie curled

Three sizing rules

  • Measure the pet curled up, nose to the base of the tail: under about 35 cm fits the Small, under about 50 cm the Medium, under about 65 cm the Large, each with room to shift. Stretched along the long side, the Medium takes a dog to about 55 cm and the Large to about 75 cm lying flat; a bigger sprawler wants the Furry Curves Sleeping Mat, and a dog that sleeps in a tight ball is happier in the Furry Curves Round Bed.

  • Weight bands, as a guide: Small for cats and dogs to about 6 kg, Medium for 6 to 15 kg, Large for 15 to 30 kg curled or two small dogs side by side. These are a guide from the footprints, not a published limit; the rim is low, so a leg over the edge does no harm.

  • This is the bed for a carpeted or rugged room, the bedroom floor, the end of a bed or the couch. No non-slip base is listed, so on tiles or floorboards put it in a corner or against a wall. A dog with stiff hips that has to step over a rim, or any dog after surgery, wants a low front and published memory foam: the Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed for the step-in, the SNÜZ Vet Orthopedic Bed or the SNÖR Vet Orthopedic Bed for the foam.

Illustrated golden retriever standing behind a cream and a white WOOPF™ Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, a front paw on the rim of each

Specifications

Shape
Rectangular nest: a fur cushion inside a low fur rim that runs all the way round at one height. No lowered front and no built-up bolster, whatever the web address says
Sizes
Small 55 x 45 x 15 cm, Medium 75 x 60 x 17 cm, Large 95 x 79 x 19 cm outside
Rim
Fur over a soft fill, on all four sides; the 15, 17 and 19 cm heights are the rim
Under the pet
A cushioned base under the fur. Nothing gives a thickness, a density or a layer. This page does not call the bed orthopedic
Surface
Long-pile faux fur in soft rounded bumps (the "curves"), inside the nest and over the rim
Base fabric
Not described on the listing. The Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed is listed with a rubber-dot base; this one is not, so on a hard floor assume it moves
Cover
Removable, machine washable
Care
Cover off, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, no softener, air dry out of the sun, brush the fur back up. No tumble dryer, no iron. Brush the whole bed weekly for hair
Colours
Cream (a light latte in every photograph, not a cream) and White. White shows dirt and dark hair first; the latte hides tan hair
Where it goes
A carpeted or rugged room, the bedroom floor, the end of a bed, the couch. Not the one for tiles or a crate tray unless something stops it sliding
The other rectangles
The Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed is the fur sofa with bolsters on three sides and a lowered front, one size; the Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed is the three-walled corduroy sofa with a rubber-dot base, three sizes; the Furry Curves Sleeping Mat is this fur as a flat mat; the SNÜZ Vet Orthopedic Bed is the memory foam bed
Designed by
Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian, WOOPF™

How to

How to size it, place it and keep it clean

  • Illustrated woman kneeling to run a tape measure along a golden retriever curled up asleep, nose to tail

    Measure the curl, not the breed

    Curled up, nose to tail base: under 35 cm the Small, under 50 cm the Medium, under 65 cm the Large. A dog that sleeps flat out on its side wants the flat mat, not a bigger nest.

  • Illustrated golden retriever asleep in a white Furry Curves Rectangle Bed on a rug, beside a man in an armchair

    Put it on carpet, a rug or the bed

    Beside the couch, by your side of the bed, in the cat's sunny corner. Nothing on this bed is listed to grip a hard floor, so on tiles put it in a corner or against a wall.

  • Illustrated golden retriever turning on the fur cushion of a white Furry Curves Rectangle Bed, one front paw lifted

    Let them make the nest

    Circling, kneading the cushion and pushing the nose into the rim is the bed being used properly. Plump the rim on wash day, not every morning.

  • Illustrated man kneeling to brush the fur rim of a white Furry Curves Rectangle Bed with a slicker brush while a golden retriever sits and watches

    Brush weekly, wash the cover fortnightly

    A slicker brush or a rubber glove lifts the hair and stands the pile back up. Cover off, cold wash, gentle cycle, air dry, brush again; weekly for a pet with itchy skin, the same day after an accident.

  • Illustrated man crouching to watch a golden retriever step out over the rim of a white Furry Curves Rectangle Bed

    Watch how they get up

    If the dog is stiff after a sleep, slow to rise or reluctant to step over the rim, or the cat has stopped using a bed it liked, the bed is not the fix: see your vet, and for a dog move to a low front and published memory foam (the open-front bed for the step, the SNÜZ or the SNÖR for the foam).

Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, BVSc

A bed is comfort, not treatment. A fur nest keeps a healthy pet warm and off a hard floor; what is under the fur has not been published, so buy this bed for the fur, the rim and the size, not for a joint. A dog that is stiff after rest, slow to rise, reluctant to jump or use stairs, licking at one joint or limping for more than a day or two needs a veterinary examination and, usually, published memory foam under it and a bed it does not have to step over. A cat that stops using a bed it liked, or starts sleeping somewhere odd, is telling you something: pain, illness and stress all change where a cat sleeps, and that is a vet visit, not a new bed. A pet that panics when left, in a crate or in a car has a fear that a familiar bed can make a little easier and cannot fix; that is training, sometimes medication, and a conversation with your vet. Heat: fur on every surface is warm in a hot room or a car for a flat-faced dog, an overweight dog or an old one; put it in a cool room in summer, and never leave any pet in a parked car, bed or no bed. Chewers: a dog that opens a seam and eats the fill can block a gut, so check the rim and the seams weekly and supervise a young dog with any soft bed. Accidents: get the cover off and washed the same day; if urine has reached the cushion, air it fully before the cover goes back on. The floor: with no grip base listed, a bed that skates when an old dog steps into it is a bed that trips an old dog; keep it on carpet or against a wall. A rim is not a barrier: a kitten or a puppy climbs out of it, and it is not a pen.

Dr Duncan Houston with Bridie and Kiko
Dr Duncan Houston, BVSc Veterinarian and founder of WOOPF™

Why I designed it

The nest for the half-curler: an edge to lean on, no wall to climb.

Watch how a pet actually sleeps and most of them are neither a ball nor a plank. They half-curl: back against something, chin on an edge, legs out along a straight side. A donut gives them the edge and takes away the straight side; a flat mat gives them the length and nothing to lean on.

  • The shape in betweenThis is the shape in between, a rectangle in the Furry Curves fur with a low rim all the way round, low enough that a toy poodle's paws hang over it in the photographs, so a cat or a small dog steps in without climbing and still has fur at its back.
  • Three sizes, 55 to 95 cmThree sizes, 55 to 95 cm, sized by the curl rather than the breed.
  • The honest linesThe web address calls it open-front and a sofa; it is neither, the rim runs all the way round at one height and there is no built-up bolster, and the Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed is the one with real bolsters and a lowered front. This page does not call the bed orthopedic and sends a sore hip to the SNÜZ or the SNÖR, whose memory foam is published.
  • A familiar soft surfaceAnd calming is a familiar soft surface, which is real, not a treatment. Bridie and Kiko tested every version.

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Which WOOPF™ rectangle: the fur nest, the two open-front sofas, or memory foam

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Which WOOPF™ rectangle: the fur nest, the two open-front sofas, or memory foam
This product Furry Curves Rectangle Bed Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed SNÜZ Orthopedic Bouclé Bed
Best forCats and small to medium dogs that sleep half-curled and like an edge, on carpet; the softest and lowest of the fourA dog that wants a real bolster and a low step-in: seniors, short legs, one sizeSmall dogs and cats on hard floors or in a crate: three walls and a grip base at the lowest priceBig or arthritic dogs that need published memory foam and bolsters
ShapeRectangle, low fur rim all the way round, no lowered frontSofa: bolsters on three sides, low open frontSofa: three walls, open frontRectangle: memory foam bolsters all round
Sizes55 x 45 x 15, 75 x 60 x 17, 95 x 79 x 19 cm90 x 60 x 23 cm, one size50 x 43 x 17, 60 x 52 x 18, 70 x 60 x 19 cm73 x 58, 94 x 74, 115 x 90 cm
Under the petCushioned baseA cushioned base under the furSoft fill; no foam listed2 cm lavender memory foam over 5 cm support foam
SurfaceLong faux fur in soft rounded bumps, inside and outLong faux fur, inside and outFaux-fur lining inside, corduroy outsideBouclé (also sold in suede)
Non-slip baseNot listedNot listedRubber-dot baseNon-slip fabric
CoverRemovable, machine washableRemovable, machine washableNo zips; wipe clean onlyZip-off, machine washable; waterproof inner covers
ColoursCream (a light latte), WhiteCream, WhitePale pink, White, Grey, BrownCream, Grey, Black
PriceFrom $160.00 AUD $293.00 AUD From $106.00 AUD From $366.00 AUD
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    Next business day, with tracking sent when it ships.
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    Typically 5 to 8 business days after dispatch. International orders may attract duties.
    Returns
    Faulty, damaged, incorrect or missing: tell us as soon as you notice and we replace, repair or refund, and cover the return postage. Change of mind or sizing: considered within 14 days on unused items in their original packaging. Email hello@woopf.com to begin.
    Which size do I buy?

    Measure the pet curled up, nose to the base of the tail, and buy the nest that is longer than that with room to shift: under about 35 cm the Small, under 50 cm the Medium, under 65 cm the Large. As a guide that is cats and dogs to about 6 kg, 6 to 15 kg, and 15 to 30 kg curled or two small dogs side by side. A dog that stretches along the long side needs the Medium at up to 55 cm lying flat and the Large at up to 75; a bigger sprawler wants the Furry Curves Sleeping Mat, which is this fur as a flat mat in four sizes to 118 cm. Between sizes, go up.

    Is it memory foam, and is it orthopedic?

    Nothing published gives a thickness, a density or a layer. Buy it as a soft fur nest for a healthy pet, and buy a dog with stiff hips, a dog after surgery or an old dog a bed whose memory foam is published: the SNÜZ Vet Orthopedic Bed or the SNÖR Vet Orthopedic Bed.

    Is it an open-front bed, and is it a sofa?

    No and no, whatever the web address says. In every photograph the rim runs all the way round at one height, and it is a low soft rim, not a built-up bolster. That is the design: a cat or a small dog steps in without climbing and still has fur at its back and an edge for its chin. A dog that wants a real bolster and a lowered front to step through, an old dog, a Dachshund, a Corgi, wants the Furry Curves Open Front Rectangle Bed, which is the same fur as a proper sofa in one size, or the Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed, which has three walls, a rubber-dot base and a lower price.

    This, the round bed or the sleeping mat?

    Same fur, three shapes, and the pet decides. A pet that sleeps in a tight ball with its chin on a ring wants the Furry Curves Round Bed, the donut. A dog that sleeps flat out on its side, legs straight, wants the Furry Curves Sleeping Mat, the flat one. A pet that half-curls, back against something and legs out along a straight side, wants this one, and that is most cats and most small dogs. If you have never watched, watch tonight.

    Is it a cat bed?

    The Small is, and it is one of the better ones in the range for a cat: a low rim a cat can see over, fur to knead, a rectangle that fits a windowsill ledge or the corner of a couch, and a cushion that holds the cat's own warmth. Put it where the cat already sleeps rather than where you would like it to, leave it a week, and do not wash the new-bed smell out of it before the cat has claimed it. A cat that will not use a bed is usually a placement problem, not a bed problem.

    Will it help my anxious dog?

    In one specific way: a familiar fur nest that smells of home makes a strange room, a holiday rental or a night at a friend's easier, and that is real. It is not a treatment. A dog that panics when left, or in a crate or a car, panting, drooling, pacing, scratching to get out, has a fear that needs training, sometimes medication, and a vet; a softer bed will not fix it.

    Does it slide on floorboards, and does it fit a crate?

    On floorboards or tiles it will move when the dog circles, because no grip fabric is listed on the base; on carpet or a rug it stays put, and on a hard floor a corner or a wall behind it does most of the job. For a crate, check the width before the length: the Small is 45 cm wide and fits a 24 inch tray, the Medium is 60 cm wide and needs a 42 inch, and the Large at 79 cm is wider than most trays. A rim bed also spends crate floor on its rim, and a bed without a grip base bunches on a plastic tray, so for a crate the Furry Corduroy Open Front Rectangle Bed with its rubber dots is the better buy. Measure the tray either way.

    How do I wash it, and does the fur hold hair?

    The cover is removable and machine washable: cold, gentle cycle, no softener, air dry out of the sun, then brush the fur back up. No tumble dryer and no iron: heat mats faux fur for good. Yes, a long fur holds hair: a slicker brush or a rubber glove once a week lifts it; the Cream, which is a light latte, hides tan hair and the White shows everything.

    What if the size is wrong, or it arrives damaged?

    Damaged on arrival or faulty: email hello@woopf.com with a photo and your order number as soon as you notice, and it is covered. Wrong size and it is unused in its packaging: email within 14 days and we will consider a return. A bed a dog has slept on cannot come back for hygiene reasons, so measure the curl before you order rather than after.

    Furry Curves Rectangle Bed Small / Cream
    $160.00 AUD