PAW Bed – Large Big Paw – 70cm
A bed shaped like an enormous paw, with a deep, shaggy centre for your pet to sink into and four raised toes behind it to lean against. In the photo, a long-haired dachshund curls into it as though it had been made for exactly that.
PAW Bed – Large Big Paw – 70cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A bed shaped like an enormous paw, with a deep, shaggy centre for your pet to sink into and four raised toes behind it to lean against. In the photo, a long-haired dachshund curls into it as though it had been made for exactly that.
PAW Bed – Large Big Paw – 70cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this product
What you'll notice
- The plush is long and shaggy, a soft frosted mix of cream and warm taupe that looks as good in a living room as it does in a hallway.
- The centre is generously padded, so there is a proper cushion beneath your pet rather than a thin pad.
- Four raised toes curve around the back of the bed, giving something to rest a chin or a shoulder on.
- Each toe carries a contrasting brown pad, a small detail that makes the paw shape unmistakable.
- The shape works for both habits: room to stretch out flat, or enough of a rim to curl up tightly.
How it suits your pet
This is the large size, made for pets who like extra room. Some dogs and cats sprawl across a bed; others turn three times and tuck themselves into a ring. The open centre and the raised toes cater to both. Place it somewhere your pet already likes to settle, such as a quiet corner, beside the sofa or at the foot of your bed, and let them make it their own.
Care and placement
Long plush is happiest when it is shaken out and brushed through now and then, which keeps the pile soft and lifts any loose fur. Keep it on a dry, draught-free floor, and check the care label on the bed before cleaning.
A gift for a much-loved pet
It is a cheerful present for a new puppy, a rescue settling into a first home, or an older companion who deserves something softer. The paw shape also tends to make people smile, which never hurts.

