Size mismatch is one of the easiest ways to lose money on pet bedding. Order too small and your return rate climbs; order too large and your freight cost eats the margin. Here is the practical size logic we use with our buyers.
Why size is a purchasing decision, not a detail
Unlike apparel, pet beds are bought by the animal’s length and weight, not the owner’s guess. A bed that lets a pet stretch out comfortably is the whole product. Our range is built around four production sizes — S, M, L and XL — so you can offer a consistent size ladder across your line instead of one-off dimensions.
A rough size guide
S: cats, toy and small breeds. M: small dogs and average cats. L: medium dogs. XL: large and giant breeds. The exact centimeter and weight range is on each spec sheet, because the same label can vary between manufacturers. Always quote the interior dimensions a pet actually lies on, not the box size.
How this protects your listing
When every SKU ships with fixed dimensions and a packing rate, your size chart, freight math and listing stay aligned. You can see how we structure the range on our product categories page. For production and customization behind the sizes, see OEM/ODM.
What if my customer needs a custom size?
ODM starts at 100 pcs and can build a non-standard size to your drawing. OEM sizes S–XL start at 100 pcs.
Next step: send us your target price and quantities. Email paw@pawhutt.com or WhatsApp +86 133 8657 5871. Or use our contact page.
Sourcing the products in this guide: browse our wholesale pet beds, see the Round Plush Donut Pet Bed and Elevated Metal Frame Dog Cot Bed, or request a quotation for factory-direct pricing, MOQ, samples and lead times.