EHEYCIGA XL Fluffy Calming Dog Bed (Extra Large) with Anti-Slip Bottom, Grey, 105x70x9cm

The essentials

If you’re after a large, soft crate-style bed that’s also meant to help anxious dogs settle, the EHEYCIGA XL Dog Bed is built around a plush “calming” concept. On paper, it focuses on three things: a fluffy faux-fur style top, supportive filling, and a non-slip base to stop the cushion drifting around inside a kennel or crate.

It’s extra large at 105x70x9cm, and the design is pitched as a versatile pet cushion you can use beyond just crates—potentially in a car or truck too. That said, this is not a specialised veterinary anxiety product, it’s more of a comfort-led bed intended to make lying down feel easier and more secure.

Key features

The comfort feel is the headline here. The bed uses a high-weight filling and a soft plush surface, which is the kind of combination that can make a difference for dogs that prefer a “cuddle” style resting spot. The faux fur top is designed to give warmth and cosiness, while the extra filling aims to provide padding support.

For everyday practicality, the anti-slip bottom matters. A non-skid base is meant to prevent the mattress moving around when your dog steps on or lies down—useful for keeping things stable in a crate where you don’t want constant shifting.

What to know about comfort and anxiety claims

The “calming” angle is based on creating a comfortable sleeping environment and helping to relieve muscle and joint pain, alongside easing anxiety and stress. That’s a reasonable, comfort-based approach, but it’s worth being a bit cautious: results will depend heavily on your dog’s temperament and your routine.

Worth considering if your dog tends to pace or fidget in their crate and you’re hoping for a softer, more reassuring surface. It may also suit owners who want something that feels more like a cosy cushion than a thin mat.

However, it might not suit you if your dog’s anxiety is severe and requires a structured behavioural plan. A bed can help with comfort, but it’s unlikely to replace training, enrichment, or veterinary guidance.

Everyday use and placement ideas

A practical way to think about this bed is as a “settle spot” inside a crate. Imagine placing it in your dog’s kennel area in the evening: the plush top gives a comfortable landing, while the anti-slip bottom helps it stay put as your dog settles in. In theory, that stable feel can reduce the annoyance of a moving mattress and make the crate feel less unpredictable.

It’s also described as suitable for broader situations—using in crates/kennels and in a car or truck. If you often travel or you want a consistent resting surface across locations, a single, washable cushion can be easier to manage than constantly swapping items.

Care & maintenance

The machine-washable design is one of the more convincing points for real-life ownership. If your dog soils it, you can pop it in the washing machine on a cold cycle and then dry it on low heat. The dryer-friendly angle also suggests it’s designed for repeat use rather than delicate, “only hand-wash” handling.

One thing to keep in mind: the care instructions mention washing on cold and drying on low, so if you’re used to higher-heat drying, you’ll need to adjust your routine.

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It suits you if you want an extra large, fluffy crate mattress with a non-slip base, and you care about washability. It’s also a sensible pick if you’re trying to make a kennel or crate more comfortable for an anxious or restless dog—at least as a starting point.

It might not be a great match if you need a very firm orthopedic-style support, because this is described as high-weight filling with a soft plush top. And if your dog is likely to chew or aggressively shred soft faux fur, you may find a different material approach more practical.

Final verdict

Is it worth it? If you’re buying for crate comfort, want extra-large sizing (105x70x9cm), and prefer something you can machine wash without babying it, this bed makes practical sense. The anti-slip bottom and washable design are the bits that tend to matter day to day.

Just don’t treat the calming angle as a guaranteed fix. For mild anxiety or fidgety settling, a cosy, stable bed can be a helpful piece of the puzzle. If your dog’s anxiety is more serious, you’ll likely need more than a cushion.

Mini FAQ

How do I wash the EHEYCIGA XL dog bed?

The guidance is to machine wash on a cold cycle, then dry it on low heat.

Will the bed stay in place inside a crate?

It’s designed with a non-slip bottom to prevent the mattress moving around, which should help keep it stable.

Is it only for crates?

No—it's described as versatile, for kennels/crates and also for use in a car or truck.

What size is this XL bed?

This model is listed as 105x70x9cm.