Sheepskin For Dog • East Perry

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I had a small skin from Ikea for years and the dogs didn't ever seem to care for it, so I wasn't really sure how they would react to my new one. As soon as I pulled it out, they rubbed their faces all over it, snuggled up and fell sleep on it! It is so soft and lush. I can't wait to buy more to have one in every room. I plan to use this one both to sleep on and for in my sacred space 🥰 I am also in love with the foundation of this company. It feels so amazing to support such intentional and harmoniously sourced and gently handled products ❤️" -Heather D.

White sheepskin (Classic Ivory Sheepskin) – Approximately 40” x 22”. Velvety soft with that buttery texture everyone loves, perfect for everything from a cozy dog bed to a chair throw.
Brown Sheepskin (Classic Light Brown Sheepskin) – Approximately 39” x 27”. A touch larger, with thick yet soft fur in a rich, natural brown tone.
Mixed Color Sheepskin (Mixed Color Super Soft Sheepskin) – Approximately 40” x 23”. Unique blends of ivory, browns, and greys, with especially plush, dreamy fur.
Medical Grade Sheepskin (Medical Relugan Nursery Sheepskin) – Typically 35”–38” long and under 20” wide. Chosen for its dense wool that distributes pressure, absorbs moisture, and regulates temperature. A favorite for both newborns and senior pets.

100% natural sheepskin, not dyed or stuffed with any other material.

If you already own a sheepskin, you might have noticed that your cat or dog absolutely loves it. There is a very good reason for this. Natural sheepskin and goat-hides are softened with lanolin. Lanolin, otherwise known as wool wax, is a wax secreted by the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals.

So, what happens when your animal gets in contact with lanolin? Essentially, it's extremely relaxing for them. You know how cats go nuts when they smell catnip? Well, a similar thing is happening when animals rub against lanolin, but instead of going "wild", they get VERY relaxed.

Natural sheepskin has a variety of other benefits for animals, including:
• Helps relieve achy muscles and arthritis.
• Helps relieve anxiety (is your animal sensitive to sounds?).
• Sheepskin doesn’t harbor dust mites and bacteria like synthetic materials can, which are traditionally used in animal beds.
• Regulates body temperature so your furry friend feels snug and comfortable.
• Finally, your pet can feel the comfort of nature. It’s unusual for them to have a connection to nature when living inside, and this bed gives them a chance to connect back to their animal essence.