Drew Barrymore's Walmart brand just released a pet bed to match all your home decor
You love your pet, but often their bed, blankets, toys and accessories don't really go with your overall home décor scheme. While you don't want to deprive them of all their fun and colorful toys, you can opt for a pet bed that seamlessly blends in with your living room or bedroom furniture. Drew Barrymore's Walmart-exclusive home and kitchenware brand just released a gorgeous bouclé pet bed in three colors — white, charcoal and sage green — each of which matches existing Beautiful by Drew products, such as the popular Drew Chair and the Stowaway Coffee Table.
The Beautiful Bolster Pet Bed looks like just another piece of furniture, but it comes with a removable, washable cover and a non-skid bottom to help it stay put. But enough about why you'll like it — what about your pet? Pets will love its soft memory foam and bolster design. A bolster, like a long, narrow pillow, is attached to give your dog or cat something to cozy up to. Not only that, but with its wrap-around design, the contours can hug their body as they sleep and, in turn, help them feel safe and secure. It comes in three sizes, and there's a guide online to help you find the perfect one for your pet.
A comfy bed for your dog is maybe more important than you realize, too. Think about it: Dogs spend as much as half of their days sleeping or resting — for older dogs and bigger breeds, maybe even more. And like humans, dogs need a rest to stay healthy. A cozy bed that provides ample cushion and comfort can encourage them to sleep, and help them stay asleep (just as a cozy bed might help you).
This is Beautiful by Drew's first pet piece, but the word is that more are in the works. If you're into the debut design, now's a good time to grab it.
While pretty, the Beautiful Bolster Pet Bed is a little pricey. This Foam Pet Bed with a similar bolster design comes in four sizes and eight color variations for a little less.
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