Your dogs are bundles of energy who keep the house lively and warm. However, they also require adequate sleep after running and playing around.
You will find most dog beds covered in dirt, stains, and fur. You have to know how to clean a dog bed to keep that unpleasant dog odor away and maintain the health of your furry friend.
In this guide, we take you through how to wash a dog bed and keep it clean.
How Often Should You Wash A Dog Bed?
Washing your dog’s bed once a week can keep it clean and free of fleas and dander.
If your dog goes out for walks, mud, dirt or feces might accumulate on their bed. Apart from washing, you can use a vacuum to remove the fur and dust from the entire bed. It can save you from having to frequently wash the bed.
How to Clean a Dog Bed?
If you are confused about how to clean your dog bedding, here are some simple steps for you.
Vacuuming is the best option. It is a hassle-free way to remove all those stubborn fur from your dog’s bedding. If you wet the bed first, all the fur will get stuck making it hard to remove them. Make sure to vacuum the fur before proceeding to wash it.
Alternatively, you can also take it outside and give it a good shake. Then use a dog hair removal brush to do away with the fur.
Is the bed smelly? Then you can sprinkle some baking soda and leave it for some time before vacuuming.
Do fleas die in washing machine?
Flea infestations in the home are incredibly difficult to eradicate, but washing household items on the hot cycle, followed by a spin in the dryer is an effective method of control. Fleas will not survive a trip through the washing machine; they’re survivors, but they’re not that strong.
FAQ
Can I wash the inside of a dog bed?
How do I clean the inside of my pet bed?
Can you wash the foam inside a dog bed in the washing machine?
How do you wash a dog bed that won’t fit in the washer?