Description
For the dog who turns three circles and drops into a ball. The GiGwi Canvas Round Bed rings a soft plush cushion with a raised canvas rim, so a curled dog is touching something on every side. That contact is the point: a dog that tucks its nose under its tail settles faster when the edges of the bed hold it in, which is why nervous sleepers and small dogs gravitate to nest shapes over flat mats. The shell is the same ultra-durable soft canvas GiGwi uses across the range, so it copes with a spot on the verandah as readily as one beside the heater.
Size guide
| Size | Outer dimensions (L x W x H) | Inner sleeping area |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | 65cm x 40cm x 26cm | 40cm x 30cm approx |
| Large | 75cm x 50cm x 29cm | 57cm x 40cm approx |
Worth knowing before you order: despite the name, this bed is not a circle. GiGwi measures it as length x width x height and publishes no diameter, so the footprint is an oval, longer than it is wide. It also shares its outer dimensions with the GiGwi Bolster Bed in both sizes. That is not a typo on our part, it is how both beds are published, and the real difference between them is the usable cushion in the middle, which is larger on this one.
How to choose your size
Measure your dog nose to base of tail lying stretched out, then add about 15 to 20cm. Because the rim eats into the footprint, hold that number against the inner sleeping area rather than the outer dimensions. A dog that curls tightly can go under the measured length, since they never use the full span, but a dog that flops out sideways or hangs its legs over the edge needs the Large or a flat bed instead. Between the two sizes, size up. Dimensions are published as approximate.
- Ultra-durable soft canvas outer with a high quality plush cushion inside
- Reversible pillow with a removable cover, and the whole bed is machine washable
- Anti-slip bottom to stop it sliding on hard floors
- Carry handles either side for easy shifting
- Indoor and outdoor use
Honest limits: this is a curler's bed, not a stretcher's, and canvas is built to resist dirt and weather rather than teeth, so it is the wrong pick for a dog that dismantles its bedding. If your dog sleeps flat out, browse every bed and mat and compare the mattress styles before choosing.