VetBed Gold Grey

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What makes VetBed Gold different? It is a unique veterinary bedding that's suitable for home use and is a worlds first with its unique properties.

Developed from the hard wearing VetBed Original, VetBed Gold has the same benefits plus additional unique properties, including a thicker Permafresh fibre which continuously releases molecules to prevent bacteria and fungi ensuring a longer and fresher life. This makes it ideal for dogs and all animals with skin problems or allergies.

The Permafresh fibre is a safe and nontoxic agent which is integral to VetBed Gold, over the life of the bed it will help to combat 'doggie smells' and is also effective against bacteria which prevents dead skin from decaying. Subsequently, the common dust mite is starved and will then die. Great for dogs or other animals that are dust mite sensitive or have general skin allergies.

The thick material has special drainage properties to ensure it stays dry should your pet have an accident and this helps it to dry incredibly fast after washing too.

Suitable for your pets life throughout all stages from puppy accidents to heat retention for older dogs and especially recommended by vets for recovery from hospitalisation or pre-post operative care.

This is the genuine and original Vetbed by Pet Life and shouldn't be confused with other imitations of this most trusted and loved product.

Voted the Best Dog Bed by the readers of Your Dogmagazine, it is probably the safest and most effective fabric ever developed for use in the veterinary profession and independent tests haveproved conclusively that in spite of it’s luxurious feelit has tremendous strength and durability.

Features

• Ideal for animals with skin problems or allergies
• Effective against house dust mites & common bacteria
• Prevents growth of bacteria, moulds, mildew & fungi
• Helps to combat 'doggie smells'
• Luxurious deep pile keeping your pet safe, comfortable & warm
• Safe & non toxic
• Machine washable 
• Fast drying

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