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Sage and Chocolate small bed

Description

Rich chocolate and muted sage for those not afraid to do even a little more with beige. I love this durable cotton so much that I want to keep it for a duvet cover! But I'll let you and your pawed pal enjoy it as well. Complemented by handmade cotton piping and finished with a twill bottom and side, both in chocolate. Twill is a favorite for such applications, as its inherent structure helps to prevent embedded soils.

For small dogs and cats. Bed measures 25" diameter with 5" side panels. However, generously stuffed inserts plump the bed, floor to top, to about 7". All seams are both machine stitched and professionally finished for durability and wear. An overlap zipper garage prevents pooch from chewing on the zipper pull. Zippers are quality YKK 4.5 self-healing coil with auto-lock (pull needs to be engaged to open, which prevents random separating). Cover can easily be removed for washing, or replacing if you redecorate! Inserts are 100% cotton stuffed with shredded foam, also double-stitched. The foam is high quality, bounces back, and prevents factory trimmings from going to landfills.

Also available in 38" diameter for $85. Convo/email me and I will make a reserved listing for you.

Machine wash cover cold or warm, line dry. Insert is also washable in a large capacity machine. Or dry clean.

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All items ship via United States Postal Service. I don't use shipping to generate income, so any overages charged will be refunded via PayPal.

Pet Beds will ship via USPS Parcel Post, and the shipping price listed is an estimate. They will also be insured. Parcel Post takes up to 6 days to arrive; if you need the item sooner, please convo me for an estimate.

International buyers: please convo me for a cost estimate, and I'll get back to you right away.

Added on Nov 25, 2009