What chemicals of concern are found in Pet Beds?

Chemicals of concern commonly found in Pet Beds include: Halogenated Flame Retardants, Phthalates, VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds).

What should I look for when buying Pet Beds?

Organic cotton covers CertiPUR-US certified foam No flame retardant treatments Washable covers

Watch for: Strong chemical smell, Non-removable covers, Unknown foam sources.

Beds and sleeping pads for dogs and cats. Similar concerns to human mattresses with flame retardants and foam off-gassing.

Pets spend many hours sleeping on beds. Foam and fabric treatments can off-gas into home air and be absorbed by pets.

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Watch for these on ingredient labels:

Organic cotton beds from brands like Molly Mutt or West Paw. Natural fill options like wool or buckwheat.

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