Furhaven Plush & Suede Sofa Pet Bed: Review, Sizes & Price (2026)

The Furhaven Plush and Suede Sofa Pet Bed is a bolstered bed with a faux fur sleeping surface and suede-look sides. It is a fit for most dogs and cats that like to lean or curl up, including older pets who need some joint cushioning. Its strengths are the price, the washable cover and the choice of four foam types. Its weak spots are that it isn’t built for chewers, it collects hair and its sleeping area is noticeably smaller than the listed dimensions suggest.

Below is what the product is, how to pick the size and foam, what it typically costs, and when a different bed makes more sense.

Quick verdict

Best for: small, medium and large dogs, and most cats that love to curl up or rest their head on an edge, as well as senior pets that would benefit from a low, supportive bed.

Skip it if: your dog chews bedding, has accidents or sprawls out flat and covers the whole floor. A flat mattress-style bed or a chew-resistant bed would work better.

Price range: $28 to $78 for the Small through Jumbo sizes at major U.S. retailers, with the Jumbo Plus at around $130 on Amazon. Prices vary widely by size, color, foam type and sale timing.

What the bed actually is

Furhaven describes it as a sofa-style bed with a faux fur sleep surface and suede bolsters on three sides that support the neck and spine. The fourth side is open so pets can step in without climbing over anything. This is part of why it’s pitched for older pets that struggle to jump or climb. The cover unzips and comes off, and it can be machine washed.

The part most buyers miss is that it’s not a single product. Furhaven sells the design with four foam options:

• Convolute orthopedic foam (an egg-crate style layer)
• Solid orthopedic foam
• Memory foam
• Cooling gel foam

Retailer listings often rename these. Walmart’s “Full Support” listing, for example, describes a solid orthopedic foam base, while “Orthopedic” listings on other sites typically refer to the convolute foam. If two prices for the “same” bed look very different, the foam type is usually why.

The bed comes in five colors on some retailer pages (Espresso, Gray, Deep Pool, Almondine and Clay), though Furhaven’s own site currently shows four (Gray, Deep Pool, Espresso and Almondine).

Sizes: the dimensions that actually matter

Here are the listed dimensions from Furhaven’s parent company’s product page, which matched the majority of retailer listings I reviewed:

Some retailers also list a Small size that measures 20 inches by 15 inches by 5.5 inches, with a sleep surface of about 15 inches by 12 inches. Furhaven’s own page currently shows Medium through Jumbo Plus.

A few things worth knowing:

Listings don’t always agree

Some faux fur versions say the Jumbo is 44 inches by 35 inches and the Jumbo Plus is 53 inches by 42 inches. The sleep surface sizes can vary by an inch or two between listings. If you’re near a size boundary, check the exact listing you’re buying from.

The bolsters take up floor space

On the Large the total size is 36 inches by 27 inches. The actual area your dog can sleep in is about 28 inches by 23 inches. Your dog needs to fit that smaller space, not the bigger one.

How to measure your pet

Let your dog lie in their usual sleeping position, then measure from nose to the base of the tail and from shoulder to shoulder. If they sleep curled up, the sleep area should fit that curl. If they stretch out, add an inch to the length. A dog that sprawls with legs stretched out will need to size up, especially since the bolsters take up part of the sleep area.

Weight guidelines aren’t the same

Furhaven’s website groups dogs by weight: under 20 pounds, 20 to 50 pounds, 50 to 90 pounds and 90-plus pounds. I couldn’t find a single official weight limit for each bed size across sources. The only exception is an Amazon listing for the Jumbo Plus, which says it’s for dogs up to 125 pounds. For any size, check the weight guidance on the specific product page instead of guessing.

Sizing for cats

For cats, the smaller sizes usually make the most sense. Cats tend to prefer enclosed, snug spaces, and a Medium gives a cat room to stretch without feeling exposed.

Choosing the foam type

The choice of foam is more important than the color. It’s the place where it’s easiest to spend too much or not enough.

Convolute orthopedic foam

This is the low-end choice. It is softer and more comfortable. It works well for young, light or healthy pets. Egg-crate style foam usually compresses more easily than solid foam so it might flatten faster under a heavier dog.

Solid orthopedic foam

This foam offers a more even level of support. If your dog is large, old or has joints this is usually the better option to start with. It tends to cost a bit more.

Memory foam

Memory foam shapes itself to the body. Is often selected for older pets and dogs with painful joints. It can get warm for some pets, which brings us to the next type.

Cooling gel foam

This foam is designed for pets that get too hot. It is more expensive. It makes the most sense for dogs with thick coats or pets living in warmer areas like the South and the Southwest.

A good rule to follow: if your dog weighs more than about 50 pounds or is a senior with noticeable stiffness, put your money into firmer foam rather than the cheaper convolute version. If you’re buying for a small dog or a cat the basic foam is usually sufficient.

Keep in mind that foam thickness (3 inches for Medium and Large) is not very thick. For a dog near the upper end of a size range, the thicker foam layer on a Jumbo or Jumbo Plus may last longer, even if the bed is bigger than you need.

What it costs in 2026

Prices can vary depending on the retailer, color, foam type and any ongoing promotions. So think of these as price ranges, not fixed numbers:

Small: around $28 to $35

Medium: around $33 to $50 (Furhaven’s own website lists the Gray Medium with convolute foam at $43.99)

Large: around $47 to $57

Jumbo: around $65 to $78

Jumbo Plus: $130 on Amazon

These prices come from listings at Chewy, Amazon, Walmart, Petsense and Furhaven’s official site. Chewy and other stores often have discounts so the same bed could cost $10 or more less at times. Always compare the size, color and foam type across a few stores before making a purchase.

It’s also good to know about replacement costs. Furhaven sells replacement covers—about $22.99 for a Medium—and a water-resistant mattress liner, which starts at about $8.99 for the size. If your pet has accidents, having a cover or liner can make the bed last much longer. Furhaven also offers a 60-day warranty. You should read the terms carefully to know exactly what it covers.

What works well

The bolster design suits pets that lean. If your dog likes to rest their chin on something, the raised sides give them a place to do it, which is something flat mattress beds can’t offer.

The open front is practical for older pets. There’s no bolster to step over, and the overall height is low (6 to 9.5 inches depending on size).

Cleaning is straightforward. The cover zips off and goes in the washing machine, which matters more than people expect once a bed starts to smell.

Foam options give you flexibility. You can match the bed to your pet’s age, weight, and climate instead of settling for one fixed build.

It looks like furniture. The colors are neutral, and the bed doesn’t look out of place in a living room.

Drawbacks to consider

It attracts hair. Faux fur and suede surfaces hold hair more than smoother fabrics. Lint rollers and rubber gloves help. Expect regular maintenance.

It’s not waterproof by default. The product descriptions don’t describe the cover as waterproof and Furhaven sells a water-resistant liner. For puppies, incontinent seniors or dogs that tend to wet the bed, plan on adding one.

It’s not chew-resistant. Nothing in the product descriptions says it’s built for chewers and faux fur and thin suede are not materials I’d expect to survive chewing. A dog that shreds beds needs a purpose-built chew-resistant bed.

The sleep surface is smaller than the footprint. This is the common sizing mistake. People see “36 x 27,” assume their dog will fit, then find the bolsters leave less room than expected.

Foam can flatten over time. This is true of any pet bed foam, particularly softer convolute foam, under a heavier dog. If you notice sagging it’s usually a sign to step up to a firmer foam next time.

Who should buy it, and who shouldn’t

Good fit

• Medium-sized dogs that like to curl up in a ball
• Cats that like a bed that fits tightly around them
• Older pets that need a bed that is easy to get into and has soft padding
• Families that want a bed that looks good in the living room

Consider something else if

• Heavy dogs at the top end of a size range: look at the Jumbo Plus with firmer foam, or choose a thicker orthopedic mattress.
• Dogs that spread out flat need a mattress-style bed, which gives them more usable space.
• Dogs that chew, and puppies in the chewing phase, should have a durable bed.
• Pets with medical mobility problems may need specialized support, so ask your vet what they recommend.

If you’re comparing other bolstered or upholstered pet beds, you may also want to read our Archie & Oscar velvet pet bed review for another sizing and price breakdown.

Care tips

Wash the cover following the instructions on its care tag, since temperature and drying instructions can vary. Vacuum the cover regularly, vacuum the foam from time to time, and let the bed air out if it picks up odors. If your pet is prone to accidents, place a liner under the cover to protect the foam, because foam is hard to clean once it’s soaked. When the foam flattens, you can replace just the foam rather than the whole bed: Furhaven sells replacement foam, and a fresh cover can make an old bed usable again.

FAQs

Is the Furhaven Plush & Suede Sofa Bed good for large dogs?
It can work, but only in the Jumbo or Jumbo Plus sizes, and it’s best to go with solid or memory foam. The Jumbo Plus is listed on Amazon for dogs up to 125 lbs. Smaller sizes will compress when a heavy dog lies on them.

Is it machine washable?
The cover is removable and machine washable, according to Furhaven. The foam itself isn’t meant to go in the washer. Follow the care tag for temperature and drying.

What’s the difference between “Orthopedic” and “Full Support” versions?
Retailers use different names for the same foam. One big store calls “Full Support” a solid orthopedic foam base. Meanwhile “Orthopedic” often means convolute foam. Don’t trust the name alone. Always read the foam description, on the product page to know what you’re getting.

Is it a good bed for senior dogs?
It’s a reasonable choice, since the low front edge is easy to step into and the foam options include memory foam. For dogs with serious arthritis or mobility issues, ask your veterinarian what level of support they recommend.

Can cats use it?
Yes. Furhaven markets it for both dogs and cats, and smaller sizes tend to suit cats best.

Does it come in a cooling version?
Yes. One of the four foam options is cooling gel foam, which is aimed at pets that run warm.

How do I know which size to buy?
Measure your pet in their normal sleeping position, then compare that to the sleep surface dimensions, not the overall size. If your pet sprawls or is between sizes, go up one.

Where can I buy replacement covers?
Furhaven sells replacement covers and foam directly on its website, and some are also available through other retailers.

Related reading

Since this bed is designed to blend in with living room furniture, these reviews may help you match it to the rest of the room:

• Wade Logan Aziyah 81″ corduroy sofa review, a look at a textured upholstered sofa that pairs well with plush pet beds
• Ebern Designs cushioned floor chair review, another low, cushioned seating option for a living room
• Darby Home Co storage bookcase review, handy for keeping pet supplies and extra covers organized

Sources & references

• Furhaven: Sofa Dog Bed – Plush & Suede (manufacturer product page)
• Chewy: Furhaven Plush & Suede Full Support Sofa Dog & Cat Bed
• Walmart: Furhaven Plush & Suede Full Support Orthopedic Sofa Pet Bed
• Amazon: Furhaven Plush & Suede Sofa, Jumbo Plus/XXL
• Petsense: Furhaven Plush & Suede Orthopedic Sofa Dog Bed

Prices, sizes, and availability change, so confirm details on the retailer’s page before you buy.