Dog & Cat outdoor gear
Travel bags, carriers, car barriers, supervised campsite tie-outs, outdoor toys, bowls, beds, and compact gear for road trips and weekends outside.

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8.6Ruffwear
Dog Camping Bed
0 site viewsA synthetic-down dog sleeping bag with a water-resistant shell, half-length zipper, neck baffle, compression sack, and an integrated sleeve for the optional Highlands Pad. Medium weighs 1.6 lb and Large 2.2 lb. It offers a strong warmth-to-packability balance for typical backpacking, but Ruffwear does not publish a universal temperature rating and the ground pad costs extra.
8.1Wilderdog
Dog Camping Bed
0 site viewsA one-size 36 x 28-inch sleeping bag that unzips three-quarters of the way to become a larger flat mat. It uses a water-resistant ripstop-polyester shell, quick-drying cotton lining, synthetic fill, and an included stuff sack at 29 oz. It is a straightforward, lower-cost camp bed for medium and smaller dogs that burrow, while larger dogs are more likely to sleep on top.