Orthopedic Dog Beds Are Hot Right Now!
Yet. . . is your dog bed really orthopedic? DENVER, Colorado, September 16, 2008 Orthopedic dog beds are hot right now -- everyone is selling an 'orthopedic' dog bed. But wait. . .is this dog bed really orthopedic? Are you getting what you are paying for?
What makes a dog bed truly orthopedic? First and foremost, an orthopedic dog bed completely eliminates all painful pressure points. This is especially critical for dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia, and joint issues.
Learn what makes a geniunely orthothopedic dog bed - watch our video which explains what
must go into making a truly orthopedic dog bed. Click on the 'video link: click to watch' at the beginning of this press release.
There is only one material known to man that completely eliminates pressures points and that material is memory foam.
The elimination of pressure points allows the blood to flow through the joints as your dog sleeps or rests – and it is just like oil in a car – the blood lubricates the joint. You will see your dog get up from an genuinely orthopedic dog bed with less aches and pains.
Lots of other materials are being used in 'orthopedic' dog beds – but they are not memory foam and thus are not truly orthopedic. Here are some examples of materials that are NOT orthopedic because they still allow for pressure points.
These materials are not truly orthopedic:
–Egg crate foam
–Shredded memory foam!!!
–High memory fiber fill
–Convoluted foam
–Medical grade hospital foam
–'High density' foam (what is that?)
–Foam chips
–Recycled fiber
–Batting
–Cedar
–Polyester fiber
Next, it is important to ask what quality of memory foam is being used in your orthopedic dog bed. There are currently 3 qualities of memory foam. First, and the finest quality, is 5 pound memory foam. The next quality is 4 pound memory foam – this is generally the quality of memory foam used on most 'human' beds. And lastly the poorest quality of memory foam is 3 pound memory foam. Many memory foam orthopedic dog beds use the lesser quality 3 pound memory foam (which is even known to lose it's 'memory' over time). Believe me, if the manufacturer of your orthopedic dog bed is using 5 pound memory foam – they will tell you! If the manufacturer is using a lesser grade memory foam – they will often omit that information.
Be sure to ask what quality of memory foam is being used in the orthopedic dog bed you are considering purchasing!
Here is to the comfort and support a genuine orthopedic dog bed may bring your beloved companion.
Buddy Beds™ strives to construct the premier quality orthopedic dog bed on the market. Combining tempurpedic 5 pound memory foam with a waterproof, yet breathable, protective liner is an exclusive process unique to BuddyBeds. To learn more about these dog beds or read about the industry and customer accolades Buddy Beds has received, visit the website at www.buddybeds.com or email
info@buddybeds.com.
Contact Information:
DEBBIE HOLTE
303-744-0424,
875 South Colorado Blvd., Suite 701,
Denver, CO 80246
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