What we stand for

Caring pawrents set standards

These are Kauda’s 5 Non-Negotiable Principles
The standards we refuse to compromise on

Non-Negotiable #1

1- Small dogs shouldn’t have to jump to go to bed

Small dogs are vulnerable to impact.

Constantly jumping over high bolsters puts unnecessary strains on your dog’s spine — especially for small breeds, short-legged dogs and seniors. They shouldn’t have to jump over bolsters - they deserve low, easy entry that protects their spine.
A low-entrance bed protects their spine from unnecessary impact and lets them rest without effort.
Rule of thumb: If your dog has to jump, the bed is too tall.

Tall Bolsters ❌

Designed for tall dogs, small dogs pay the price — Constantly jumping over tall bolsters strains your small dog’s spine.

Low Entrance ✅

Designed for small dogs to protect their spine from unnecessary impact

Low entrance beds

Non-Negotiable #2

2- Big dogs shouldn’t sleep on beds that can’t support their weight

Big dogs carry more weight.

If your dog sleeps on a soft sinking bed or on the hard floor, it’s not a “sleeping issue.” It’s a spine issue waiting to happen. They need a bed that contours, aligns, and supports their body — without sinking and without being too hard.
Proper support isn’t a luxury. It’s proper care

Sinking Spine ❌

- If the bed is too soft your dog’s back will sink into it instead of being supported
- Sinking causes the back to curve excessively, leading too spinal strain and discomfort

Neutral Spine ✅

- Proper Spine Alignment
- Adapts to your dog’s body while keeping the spine in a healthy, neutral position
- Cushions shoulder and hip to relieve pressure and keep them comfortable

Support beds

Non-Negotiable #3

3- Singapore is already hot. Dog beds shouldn’t trap heat.

Singapore isn’t like other places.

It’s warm and humid all year — which means dogs here don’t need cozy beds made for winter climates. They need beds designed to stay breathable, cool, and comfortable in real Singapore heat.

Non-Negotiable #4

4- In Singapore, extra space isn’t a luxury — it’s temperature control.

Space is cooling.

Your dog doesn’t sleep in one position.
They stretch. Curl. Shift — instinctively trying to cool down.

Cramped beds don’t allow that.
And in this heat, restriction equals discomfort.
In our world, space isn’t luxury — it’s temperature control.
Dogs deserve room to regulate their bodies naturally.

Restricted Movement ❌

Heat builds up when dogs can’t adjust positions

Free Movement ✅

Dogs adjust naturally to regulate temperature

Non-Negotiable #5

5- Singapore is too hot for fluffy fabrics

Fluffy, heat-trapping fabrics have no place in this climate.
We choose breathable, short-pile fabrics that release heat and help your dog stay cool - not hot.