Petmaker Orthopedic Egg Crate Pet Bed

UPDATE 1/1/2020: I am updating my review to 5 stars. It took over 20 days for this bed to expand to just over 4 inches thick, but, it did! My previous review is below and exactly it was when I first posted for this review. Instructions and product info says to allow 24 hours and that is way too short a time. In that the memory foam i this is very thick and good quality, and due to the compression used to package it, there is no way it will expand fully in just 24 hours. It actually began to expand more about a week after we put i on the floor. Hig density memory foam needs time to assume its full thickness, especially if its been highly compressed for shipment and that way for perhaps months. Be patient, and this bed will work out very well. now our two Goldens who have other comfy beds in the house too, fight over this one and they both try to get on it first at night! Hmmm...just might need to order one more of these and at this price, I am fine doing that! ----------------------------- We have a big golden girl, she is in the 90 pound range (large frame for her breed) and the X-large bed in this style works to support her long length. The bed memory and top foam seems very firm and it does support her well and keeps her large frame very comfortable overnight. The product photos though would suggest a 4 or more inch thickness and that is not the case. We let it expand in a warm room for over 24 hours and it did not expand much. The thickness of this bed is under 3 inches at full expansion. That's not an issue if the firmness is adequate proportional to the thickness. Just be aware you're not going to get a bed as thick as the product photos would lead you to believe. Did we get a similar to updated bed model by mistake that is thinner? I doubt that and it's probably what is advertised other than being thinner than expected. At under $40 for a bed like this and considering the nice firmness of the memory and topper foam combo, we'll kee this and our girl seems quite content using it as well. The positive benefit of a thinner bed is when warmer days come, it tends to be less hot to sleep on, the bed the dog will "sink" into. So a thinner bed is not all that bad, all considered. 3 stars for the tricky photo illustrations that suggest this bed is thicker than it really is and 5 stars for it's nice density of the foam that will work, even though it is thinner. (Average = 4 stars).