EHEYCIGA Memory Foam Dog Bed Large (91x68x17cm) with Removable Cover, Waterproof Liner & Non-Slip Base

The essentials

If your dog spends a lot of time lying down (and especially if they’re getting older), pressure relief and support start to matter more than you might think. The EHEYCIGA Memory Foam Dog Beds Large is built around a supportive memory foam core plus an egg-box foam layer, with the aim of distributing weight more evenly and easing pressure on joints. On paper, that makes it a sensible choice for older dogs or anyone who seems a bit stiff after resting.

It also leans into a “sofa-style” look and feel: four-sided bolsters are designed to support the neck and head, which can be helpful if your pet likes curling up or resting upright against something. The sleeping surface is covered with soft fleece, giving you that cosy, cuddly top layer without needing extra bedding.

One more practical detail: there’s a waterproof liner placed between the fleece cover and the bottom fabric. That can help protect the bed from everyday accidents and dampness, but it’s worth knowing that the synthetic-linen sides themselves are not described as waterproof.

Key features that affect day-to-day comfort

The comfort story here is mostly about materials and shape. The memory foam and egg-box foam combination is intended to offer a more uniform support under your dog’s weight, rather than a bed that just compresses and stays flattened. In real homes, this tends to matter for dogs that sleep in the same general spot and for those who need a bit more “give” without sinking.

The bolster design is the other part of the pitch. The sides are positioned to encourage your dog to settle in and rest comfortably, which is ideal if your dog often naps with their head against the edge. It’s the kind of setup that can feel calming—less “flat and exposed”, more like they’ve found a spot.

Waterproof liner and washable cover: what you should expect

The removable cover has a zip fastening, and it’s machine washable. That’s the bit you’ll likely appreciate most if your dog sheds, rolls around outside, or has the occasional incident.

There’s also an extra layer of protection: the waterproof film is described as being between the fleece top and the lower fabric. That means moisture can be managed better from the sleeping surface area. However, take note that only the liner is described as waterproof, the synthetic-linen side panels are not.

Also, be aware of one limitation: the foam insert is not washable. So you’ll be cleaning the cover, and you’ll need to handle any spills by airing/spot-cleaning around the insert rather than throwing the core straight in the machine.

Size, setup, and the small “gotchas”

This is the Large size (91x68x17cm), meant for medium, large and extra-large breeds, based on the manufacturer’s sizing guidance. It’s not a small bed, so it generally makes sense if you have the space for a proper couch-style footprint.

After unboxing, the bed needs time to fully expand: allow 24–48 hours. That’s a common memory foam reality, but it’s still something to factor in if you’re setting it up for a specific date.

It’s also “non-slip” at the base, which is helpful if your dog slides beds around on hard floors. You’ll still want a sensible spot—especially if your home is particularly slick—but this should reduce the usual shuffling.

What it’s best for (and where it may fall short)

It’s not perfect, but it has a clear target: dogs that benefit from cushioning and support, plus owners who want an easier-to-clean cover.

It may be a great match if you: - have an older dog or one that seems stiff after lying down - want a sofa-style bed with side bolsters for head and neck support - prefer a fleece sleep surface and a washable cover for day-to-day mess - would like waterproof help specifically around the sleeping surface

It might not suit you if you: - need the entire outer fabric (including the sides) to be waterproof, because the sides aren’t described that way - expect both the cover and the foam core to be machine washable (the insert is not washable) - are looking for a bed that’s designed purely as a super-minimal, very breathable mattress replacement—this is more of a cosy “couch” type of setup

How to get the most from it

A practical way to judge whether it’s right for your dog is to observe where they choose to rest. If your pet naturally leans their head against something, they may take to the bolsters quickly. If they usually lie flat on their side, they’ll still get the benefit of the memory foam and egg-box support, but the “sofa” aspect may be less noticeable.

For cleaning, stick to the removable cover first. Washing it regularly (and keeping the foam insert mostly protected from soaking) aligns well with the way this bed is built.

And when it first arrives, give it the full expansion time before making a judgement—memory foam can look a bit underfilled until it settles.

Mini FAQ

How do you clean the EHEYCIGA memory foam dog bed?

You remove the cover (zipped) and wash it in the machine. The foam insert itself is not washable.

Is it fully waterproof?

There’s a waterproof liner placed between the fleece sleeping surface and the lower fabric. The synthetic-linen sides are not described as waterproof.

Does it expand after unboxing?

Yes. The bed should expand over 24–48 hours after unpacking.

Is the base non-slip?

The bed is described as having a non-slip bottom.

Is it worth it?

The EHEYCIGA Memory Foam Dog Beds Large is worth considering if you want a supportive, sofa-style bed with bolsters, a fleece sleep surface, and a removable machine-washable cover with waterproof help around the main sleeping area. It’s particularly plausible for older dogs needing more joint-friendly support, and for households that want practical cleaning.

You may want to skip it if you specifically need the side panels to be waterproof throughout, or if you’re after a fully machine-washable foam mattress system. If you’re happy to wash the cover and care for the insert separately, this bed’s approach makes sense for everyday dog life.