Review on Foldable Elevated Pet Cot With Steel Frame - Durable And Lightweight Portable Bed For Dogs And Cats To Play, Rest, And Relax Anywhere by Gaurav Ansong

It's a good size for my dogs. I have a 65 lb Lab, a 45 lb Golden mix, & a 14 week old Lab (33 lbs). All have been on the cot, but I think it fits the Golden best. I also have an old, full-size camping cot that has turned into a dog cot, too, and the two Labs seem to like it just fine. This arrangement gives my older dog (the Golden) his own spot on the new, lower cot, and the Labs are happy to share the bigger cot. I use a pad for the small cot and a beach towel on the larger. I leave both cots outside at night, though turning them on edge to minimize how much dew settles on them. I bring in the pad & towel overnight.The camping cot is canvas, so is sturdier than the dog cot. The fabric seems thin but strong - we'll see how long it lasts. I'll get it recovered in canvas when it becomes necessary. The cot balances on the frame just fine. It's on a pea rock surface, so can settle into place. I haven't noticed any of the dogs having trouble with tipping while getting onto or off the cot.I like it. Seems a bit pricey for what it is, but I like the design better than the other raised dog beds I've seen.Revision: The material on the cot was too easy to chew, then ripped (see 2nd photo). I'll be taking it in to get recovered. i still like the design the best of the other dog cots I've seen, but the fabric is not very sturdy.