4 inches of certified orthopedic foam cushions joints and relieves pressure points for improved comfort
Supportive base and soft comfort layer maintain shape and provide lasting support
Removable, machine-washable cover ensures easy cleaning and daily use
Custom fit for standard crate trays prevents shifting and maximizes stability
Protects against crate bottoms, shielding elbows, hips, and pressure points from hard surfaces
Summarized by Shop
Crates should feel like a safe, cozy den—not a place that puts stress on your dog’s joints. The hard bottom of most crates can cause discomfort, especially for large breeds or dogs who spend extended time inside. That’s why we engineered our OrthoLift Crate Bed with the same foam technology trusted in our full-size beds, providing 4” of
Foam Thickness
4 inches
Material
Polyurethane (PU) foam, fabric cover
Sizes
Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L), Extra Large (XL), Double Extra Large (XXL)
Shape
Rectangular
Color
Gray
Certification
CertiPUR-US certified foam
Summarized by Shop
4.8
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So far, so good.
I like these beds. Product quality, ease of assembly, durability and shipping were all great.
We bought the first one for our pup to use in the car (he doesn't want the back of the SUV, so shares the backseat with friends/family). He's big, and up until now would kind of get cramped sitting on one seat; we put a crate in the footwell and placed the Ortholift Crate Bed on top to give him room to lounge, which has made a big difference for his car rides.
...which is why we bought a second one for the house, so he can sit on it while looking out the window. Thank you!
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Lawrence · 2 days ago
My dog loves it
It was honestly instant. He’s destroyed almost every mattress I’ve had but this one hasn’t shown any signs of ware and tare. My dog hasn’t tried anything to destroy it. It’s a miracle
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George · August 6, 2026
Bummed
I bought the XL therapeutic bed for a lab with severe hip dysplasia expecting it to fit an XL crate. It is not the correct dimensions leaving inches open between the pad and crate. The positive is that he no longer limps coming out of his crate. Just hoping his elbow doesn’t slip between pad and crate side.