Built for dogs who shed, dig and drool
Most dog beds go flat by month four and start to smell by summer. Wagrest is four and a half inches of furniture-grade foam under a ripstop cover that unzips in one pull and goes straight in the machine. Buy the bed once.
Shown in Oat. Four colourways, four sizes.
Why this one is different
A $40 bed is a bag of shredded offcuts in a cover you can't get off. It flattens, it holds smell, and in a year it's in a bin bag. We fixed those three things and charged what fixing them costs.
The shell is 1000-denier ripstop canvas, the weave used for workwear and crate liners. Claws slide off it instead of pulling threads. Every corner is bar-tacked and every seam double-stitched, because corners and seams are where a cheap bed splits first.
1000D ripstop · double-stitched · bar-tacked corners
One zip runs the full perimeter. Pull the cover, cold wash, tumble low, and it's back on before your dog has finished sulking. Under it sits a waterproof liner, so a bad night stops at the liner and never reaches the foam.
Full-perimeter zip · machine wash cold · waterproof liner
Four and a half inches of furniture-grade foam: a memory layer on top for pressure, a high-resilience core underneath for support. It holds a 90-pound dog without bottoming out on the floor, and it still holds them in year five.
4.5" total loft · high-resilience core · ten-year warranty
What's inside
Cut a Wagrest bed in half and this is what you get. Tap a layer to see what it does.
Wash day
This is the part most beds get wrong. A zip that only opens one short side, foam you have to fold in half to extract, a cover that shrinks and never goes back on. None of that here.
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One zip, all the way around. Ten seconds, no wrestling the foam out through a slot the size of a letterbox.
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Cover goes in the machine on cold with your normal detergent. The liner wipes clean with a damp cloth.
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Tumble low or hang it. The cut is generous enough that it goes back on without a fight.
Trust, the honest version
Wagrest is taking its first orders right now. Every other bed site greets you with a wall of five-star quotes, and plenty of those are bought. We would rather leave this space empty and fill it with the real thing.
When the first beds have been slept on, dragged around and washed a few times, we will put what those owners tell us right here, names and dogs and all, including the parts we would rather not print. Until then, judge us on the build, the materials and the promise below. Those are the ones we can stand behind today.
A bed is a guess until your dog has slept on it. So the risk sits with us, not with you.
Order yours
Nose to tail while they're stretched out, then add six inches. Between two sizes? Take the bigger one.
The ripstop shell resists claws and general wear, and it holds up to digging and circling. It's not a chew-proof bed, and no bed is. If your dog is a committed destroyer of soft things, supervise the first few weeks. If they chew through it in the first 100 nights, the trial covers you.
Unzip the cover, machine wash cold on a normal cycle with your usual detergent, tumble dry low or hang it. Skip bleach and fabric softener, which break down the ripstop coating over time. The waterproof liner is wipe-clean rather than machine washable.
Measure your dog nose to tail while they're stretched out, then add six inches. Dogs who sleep curled can size down; sprawlers and anyone who sleeps flat on their side should size up. If you land between two sizes, take the bigger one. Nobody has ever complained the bed was too roomy.
There's a faint new-foam smell for the first day or two, the same as a new mattress. Unzip the cover and let it air out somewhere ventilated overnight and it goes. Dogs tend to move in before it does.
Yes. Spare covers are the cheapest way to keep a clean bed on the floor while the other one is in the wash, and they're handy if you want to change colour later. Email us and we'll sort one out.
Beds ship within one working day and usually land in three to five. You get a tracking link the moment it leaves us.
Something else on your mind? hello@wagrest.co reaches a person who owns dogs.