Edge 50 Pro

The fabric used for the Dry Bed was developed in the 1960s for hospitals as bedding to prevent bedsores and rashes while providing warmth and comfort. It completely allows all fluids to pass through, keeping the surface always dry, thus preventing the growth of bacteria and maintaining maximum hygiene. The appropriate density and length of the fibers provide excellent insulation from the ground, protecting animals from the cold. The rubberized, non-slip bottom prevents the bedding from shifting. It is perfect for use during travel, at exhibitions, and at home (on the balcony or terrace). Ideal for whelping and raising puppies, as well as for kittens, ferrets, guinea pigs, and other pets. It can also serve as bedding for old, sick dogs or after procedures or surgeries. It works great as bedding in cars, cages, and kennels. Type B is the thinnest of the available Dry Beds. It has a lower weight than types A and A+. Care instructions for Dry Bed bedding: wash at a temperature not exceeding 40°C, do not bleach, do not iron. Note: The bedding is cut to the offered sizes from a roll and does not have finished edges. During the initial period of use, individual fibers on the edges may come out. However, this does not affect the quality and comfort of use.

The fabric used to make the Dry Bed was developed in the 1960s for hospitals as bed pads to prevent bedsores and rashes while providing warmth and comfort. It completely allows all fluids to pass through, keeping the surface always dry, which prevents the growth of bacteria and ensures maximum hygiene. The appropriate density and length of the fibers provide excellent insulation from the ground, protecting animals from the cold. The rubberized, non-slip bottom prevents the bedding from shifting. It is perfect for use during travel, at exhibitions, and at home (on balconies or terraces). Ideal for whelping and raising puppies, as well as for kittens, ferrets, guinea pigs, and other pets. It can also serve as bedding for old, sick dogs or after procedures or surgeries. It works great as bedding in cars, cages, and kennels. Type B is the thinnest of the available Dry Beds. It has a lower weight than types A and A+. Care instructions for Dry Bed bedding: wash at a temperature not exceeding 40°C, do not bleach, do not iron. Note: The bedding is cut to the offered sizes from a roll and does not have finished edges. During the initial period of use, individual fibers on the edges may come out. However, this does not affect the quality and comfort of use.

The fabric used to make Dry Bed was developed in the 1960s for hospitals as bed pads to prevent bedsores and rashes while providing warmth and comfort. It completely allows all fluids to pass through, keeping the surface always dry, which prevents the growth of bacteria and maintains maximum hygiene. The appropriate density and length of the fibers provide excellent insulation from the ground, protecting animals from the cold. The rubberized, non-slip bottom prevents the bedding from shifting. It is perfect for use during travel, at exhibitions, and at home (on the balcony or terrace). Ideal during childbirth and for raising puppies, as well as for kittens, ferrets, guinea pigs, and other pets. It can also serve as bedding for old, sick dogs or after procedures or surgeries. It works great as bedding in cars, cages, and kennels. Type B is the thinnest of the available Dry Beds. It has a lower weight than types A and A+. Care instructions for Dry Bed bedding: wash at a temperature not exceeding 40°C, do not bleach, do not iron. Note: The bedding is cut to the offered sizes from a roll and does not have finished edges. During the initial period of use, individual fibers at the edges may come loose. However, this does not affect the quality and comfort of use.