Size Chart
What’s the recommended fit?
For a perfect fit use this simple rule of thumb:
Your dog should be 5-10cm shorter than the internal dimensions of the bed.
Why a bed with extra 5-10cm is important for dogs in Singapore?
Space is cooling.
Dogs cool themselves by changing positions and stretching out.
A little extra space lets heat escape — and helps dogs settle.
In Singapore, extra space isn’t optional.
It’s temperature control.
Tight Space ❌
In Singapore, sleeping in the same spot without being able to adjust position traps heat
Extra Space ✅
Your dog needs space to adjust position to cool down
What if the bed is too small or too tight?
When a bed is too tight, your dog is forced to curl up and stay in one position. This traps heat and makes it harder for them to cool down — especially in Singapore’s weather. They also can’t stretch, shift, or move into natural sleeping positions, which can lead to overheating and restless sleep.
A cramped bed also increases pressure on their hips, elbows, and spine, which is uncomfortable for seniors or small dogs.
What’s recommended for dogs with short legs?
If you have a dog with short legs (Dachshund, Pomeranian, Corgi, Maltese, Maltipoo, Chihuahua, Westie, Pug, Shih Tzu, .. ), you should consider a bed with a low entrance, to facilitate their access to the bed and protect their back from jumping in and out.
For perfect height, follow this simple rule of thumb:
If your dog has to jump in or out - the bed is too tall and not good for their back.
Tall Bolsters ❌
Constantly jumping over tall bolsters strains your small dog’s spine
Low Entrance ✅
Low Entrance protects their spine - no jumps needed
XS Size (Square)
Pomeranian
Maltipoo
Chihuahua
Cat
XS+ Size
Pomeranian
Chihuahua
Maltipoo
S Size
Maltipoo
Toy Poodle
Bichon
Biewer Terrier
S+ Size
Mini Dachshund
Mini Poodle
Westie
Italian Greyhound
Cockerpoo
Shihpoo
Pug
Cavadoodle
M Size
Singapore Special
Shiba Inu
Corgi
Japanese Spitz
Cavapoo
Beagle
Bernedoodle
Chowsky
L Size
Golden Retriever
Chow Chow
Standard Greyhound
XL Size
Giant Schnauzer
Golden Retriever
How to measure:
Step 1: Using a flexible tape measure, measure from the tip of your dog’s nose to the base of their tail.
Step 2: Measure your dog’s back legs. Start at the top of their leg and end at the floor.
Step 3: Compare with the internal dimensions of the bed.
