Favodormir Waterproof XL Dog Bed for Crate with 9cm Orthopedic Foam & Removable PU Cover (Grey, 119x73x9cm)

The essentials

If you’re looking for an XL dog bed that can take real-world mess (wet paws, muddy bits, shedding) and still feel supportive, the Favodormir Waterproof XL crate dog bed is built around that idea. On paper, it combines a 9cm high-density foam cushion with a waterproof, double-sided PU leather cover that’s meant to be easier to keep clean than many fabric-only beds.

This is aimed at dogs who need a bit more support and owners who don’t want to baby their dog’s bedding. It’s also a practical “wherever you are” option: indoors, in a kennel/crate setup, or outdoors such as camping or garden use—assuming you’re happy with the care guidance for heat and drying.

What it’s for (and why it matters)

A crate bed is mainly about comfort and containment. If your dog sleeps in a crate regularly, you’ll notice how quickly an uncomfortable cushion can turn into restless naps. Here, the focus is on cushioning depth (9cm) and support from high-density foam, including a claim that the foam should retain its shape after months of use.

There’s a clear day-to-day angle too: the PU leather cover is described as water-repellent and scratch-resistant, with the top and bottom made from the same double-sided synthetic leather material. That can be useful if your dog likes to reposition, dig, or drag their bedding a bit.

One practical example: imagine you come back from a rainy walk, shake the lead, and realise you’ve got a damp dog charging straight for their resting spot. With a bed like this, you can typically wipe/clean the cover far quicker than a standard fabric mattress—so the bed is less likely to become a “dirt magnet” over time.

Where it shines

The strongest argument for this bed is its cover. A waterproof PU leather-style surface tends to suit households where mess is part of the routine: wet paws, muddy paws, hair, and the occasional stain. The removable cover with a zip (described as hidden) is also the kind of detail that matters more than people expect—because it makes quick clean-ups more realistic.

Support is the other headline. The foam is 9cm thick and described as high-density. That’s the sort of cushioning depth many dogs notice straight away, especially on colder floors or if your pet spends a lot of time resting in the same area.

And for warmer days, the non-slip PU leather bottom is positioned as a cooler place to lie down in summer.

What to know before you buy

It may not suit everyone, and it’s worth reading the fine print (or at least the warnings) because the comfort-and-cleaning approach comes with some limits.

• Heat and sun exposure: the listing notes that after strong exposure to the sun, you should let the bed cool before use (there’s a clear overheating warning).
• Drying guidance: for deep cleaning, the cover is said to be machine washable, but you shouldn’t dry it in intense sun, it should be dried on low temperature or in a well-ventilated place.
• Packaging note: the bed arrives vacuum-packed and may need 24–48 hours laid flat for the foam to fully expand.
• Sizing detail: the dimensions “in mm” mentioned for the box are said to refer to packaging rather than the product.

If you’re expecting a soft, fully fabric-feel bed that never gets warm, this one might feel a bit different—PU leather covers generally change the texture and the temperature feel compared with all-fabric designs.

Tech specs

• Type: Waterproof XL dog bed for crate
• Main cushion thickness: 9cm foam
• Cover: removable waterproof PU leather (double-sided)
• Size (stated): 119x73x9cm
• Colour: Grey

Who it suits best (and who should look elsewhere)

It’s a good fit if you want a crate-friendly XL bed with supportive cushioning and a cover designed for wet-and-mess days. It suits owners who prefer wiping/spot cleaning and don’t want to constantly worry about stubborn stains soaking into fabric.

It may not suit you if your dog reacts badly to synthetic leather textures, if you need a bed that stays cool in strong sun without any “wait to cool” routine, or if you’re buying primarily for ultra-plush fabric comfort rather than practical waterproofing.

If you prioritise maximum softness over cleanability, a more traditional fabric-covered bed could be more comfortable to your pet—but it usually comes with more effort when spills and muddy paws are frequent.

Final verdict

When it makes sense, this Favodormir XL crate dog bed is easy to justify: 9cm foam support, a removable waterproof PU cover, and an approach that’s clearly designed for indoor/outdoor use and messier households. The overheating note and the care/drying instructions are the main trade-offs to take seriously.

If you want a “fit it and leave it” bed that can handle damp, hair and everyday dirt with less hassle, it’s worth considering. But if you’re sensitive to PU texture or you rely on leaving the bed in strong direct sun, you may want to skip it and choose a bedding setup that better matches those conditions.

Mini FAQ

Is the cover removable and washable?

Yes—there’s an extra removable cover with a zip, and it’s stated that you can machine wash the cover. The listing also advises against drying in intense sun.

Is this bed only for crates?

No. It’s described as suitable for use on the floor, in a kennel/crate, in a camper/caravan, and for camping or garden settings.

What should I do after unboxing?

The bed is vacuum-packed, so you should extend it flat for 24–48 hours after unpacking so the foam can expand fully.

Does it handle wet or muddy paws?

The cover is described as water-repellent and scratch-resistant, with guidance that muddy/wet paw marks can be dealt with easily.

What’s the size guidance?

The listing says the dimensions are given as 119x73x9cm for this size, and also notes that certain box dimensions in mm refer to packaging rather than the product.