Memory foam dog beds are not only the ultimate treat for your dog but they have benefits for your dogs health.

Memory foam dog beds

• Reduce the pressure on your dogs muscles and joints by moulding round your dogs joints rather than your dogs joints having to mould round a foam.

• Your dog will benefit from a better quality of sleep

• Reduce the stiffness on your dogs joins

The above benefits are great for older and arthritic dogs but can also provide a better start on joint health for younger healthy dogs.

When choosing a memory foam dog bed make sure the foam has a top layer of memory foam and then a bottom layer of dense foam as this will stop your dog from hitting the floor when lying down as memory foam is very soft. It will also keep them cooler, if a bed is made of a thick piece of memory foam not only will it be too soft but your dog may find it too warm to stay in their bed for prolonged periods of time.

Visit http://www.overthetop.co.uk/dog-beds-pet-accessories/ for our full range of dog beds.

All OTT Boot Liners come in sections for ease of fitting and washing. Your boot liner will contain the following

Side Covers

Back Of Back Seat Cover

Floor Mat

Bumper Flap or Down Tailgate Cover for cars with split tailgates.

Preparation is key when fitting your liner. Always make sure your boot area is clear of dog hairs, grit, sand and mud and any plastic sides have been wiped down with a  damp cloth.

Our boot liners fit using a Velcro system. Some cars are 'Velcro friendly' and the Velcro sewn onto the boot liner side covers will stick directly to your carpet.

Some vehicles however are not 'Velcro friendly (this can include some carpeted vehicles also) and will require the use of adhesive backed Velcro.

In the case of new vehicles or vehicles that have been treated with interior cleaning products there will be a build up of silicone on the sides of your vehicle. This will reduce the effectiveness of the adhesive Velcro. We suggest you use a silicone remover cleaner to prepare the surface. We recommend tar remover products such as Autoglym Tar Remover. These products can be found in most motor accessory or hardware stores. Always patch test a small area in your vehicle when using any cleaners.

Unpeel the white backing strips from the sticky back Velcro and place onto you car only where needed to match up to the Velcro sewn to your side covers. Use long strips of adhesive Velcro that match the Velcro strips sewn on your covers, do not cut adhesive Velcro into small squares.

It is always best to fit your boot liner starting with the back of backseat cover, followed by the side covers and then the boot floor mat and bumper flap/down tailgate.

When you are ready to wash your liner, gentle separate the liner away from the sides by running your finger behind the Velcro. Wash your liner at no more than 40 degrees with a non biological powder and do not use fabric conditioner. It is best to position the covers so that the quilted layer is facing towards the drum and the rubber backing is not touching the drum, this produces the best cleaning results. Do not tumble dry. Once dry put your boot liner back in your boot for for a fresher smelling car.

For more information about our customer boot liner visit  http://www.overthetop.co.uk/custom-car-boot-liner/

If you own a dog, the chances are he or she has their own bed to relax and sleep in. Inevitably, this bed will get dirty from drool, food, dirt and maybe even urine from time to time. This will no doubt make the bed, and your home, smell bad and any fleas or eggs brought in from outside could result in an infestation. Luckily, washable dog beds mean that this is a problem easily solved with regular washing and vacuuming. Read on for our steps and advice for cleaning washable dog beds.

1. First of all, washable dog beds are made of two parts - the cover and the cushion. Remove the cushion and vacuum both the cushion and the cover to remove fur, dirt and any fleas or eggs that might be hiding in the fibres. Make sure you hoover both parts thoroughly and use a lint roller for any hairs that won’t budge. Doing this helps ensure as much debris as possible is removed, and prevents a build-up of fur in your washing machine that will be transferred onto your clothing.
2. Next, find out which parts can go in the washing machine. With washable dog beds, you will probably find that either all of it can go in or at least the cover. Wash according to the instructions on the bed and use a pet-safe detergent to avoid causing skin irritation. If you are concerned that residual hair may go into your washing machine put the cover or bed in a large pillow case or old duvet cover. This means the hairs won’t go into your machine but will be contained in an item you can easily shake outside.
3. Once your dog bed is clean allow to air dry to avoid shrinkage.
4. Repeat these steps as necessary, depending on your dog’s age and breed. Older dogs, for example, may have a weaker bladder and you may need to wash the bed frequently. Similarly, breeds which moult will need their washable dog beds cleaning more regularly. Once a week is usually best to avoid a build-up of dirt and bad smells.

   If you would like washable dog beds to keep your home clean, then visit Over The Top today to order yours.

Car seat covers are a must if you have a dog. Dogs moult, get muddy and often roll in all types of undesirable substances! As you will know only too well, their hair can get everywhere, and it’s very difficult to shift once embedded in the material of the seats. Not only this, but the seats will begin to smell too, and again it is very difficult to get rid of this smell once it has set in. Car seat covers are a brilliant solution to both problems. When the time comes to sell your car you will be able to do so without the fear of someone being put off by excess dog hair or smells. Read on to find out how to find your perfect car seat covers.

Where to start?

The best place to start looking for your car seat covers is online. You will find a wealth of choice, so sit down at the computer and start browsing through your options. When you are looking through it is important to find a retailer that you trust should you need to return your goods. Buying from someone reputable is always a good idea so make sure you get a good feeling from them before giving them your money.

How to choose?

Next up you need to choose which car seat covers are the best for your car. They come in many different sizes, shapes and colours so you should easily be able to find the perfect one for your car without any compromises. You will also find that there are standard-fitting covers which fit over most seats, and then there are also custom seat covers which have been designed to fit specific makes and models of cars. These are great because they fit perfectly and do slide off giving your seats maximum protection.

Ordering

If you are having trouble choosing the right seat cover for your vehicle ask the retailer for their advice . Once you are happy with your choice, place your order,sit back and wait for them to be delivered to your door - simple as that!

If you want to find out more about car seat covers then Over The Top have an enviable range from custom seat covers and boot liners to load area covers and covers for both front and back seats. We also have plenty of knowledge and experience in the area to help you make your choices. Give us a call or visit our websitetoday.

Beds are one of the most important pieces of furniture for humans – after all, we spend a third of our lives in them. Most of us know that having luxury dog beds for our best friends is just as important. Read on to find out why.

Insulation

In the colder months, hard flooring can be uncomfortably cold to lie on. Laminate, lino and tile flooring are popular in homes and the chances are you have some in yours. Providing a luxury dog bed protects your dog from the cold of the floor and raises them slightly so they are not hit by any drafts either.

Privacy

Just like humans, dogs like to have their own private place to relax. This helps them feel safe and allows them to retreat from family life. Having a luxury dog bed also gives your dog their own space to sleep and having his or her own territory will give them a sense of security.

Comfort

Dog beds are also ideal for providing comfort and support for your dog’s joints and bones. Just like humans, dogs need their body to be adequately supported whilst they rest and sleep, and luxury dog beds are a great way of fulfilling this need. This is especially so with senior dogs who may suffer from arthritis and overweight dogs who may suffer bone or joint problems as a result of their weight. You can even buy orthopaedic dog beds especially for those with special joint and bone needs.

Cleanliness

This is a benefit just for you! Having a dog bed which your dog views as his or her territory will inevitably keep them off your furniture once they are trained to do so. Luxury dog beds are just as comfortable as your sofas and beds, so your dog won’t mind resting on them instead. This helps prevent hair, dirt and other unwanted things your dog may bring in from outside such as insects and eggs and even fleas! If you’ve ever had a wet or dirty dog jump up on your furniture then you’ll know how important it is to keep them down, but often guilt gets in the way of our desire to be clean. With luxury dog beds, there’s no need to feel guilty as your dog can rest in comfort and your furniture stays fresh!

Style

Our range of luxury dog beds are produced in a range of unique fabrics such as our Labrador print fabric or tweed. These can become stylish additions to your home rather than something you want to hide behind the sofa!

If you would like to view our range of luxury dog beds then visit Over the Top today.

There is no better feeling than the one you get when you drive your brand new car off the forecourt for the very first time. Investing in your new mode of transport will have cost you dearly so it’s vital you kit it out with products that will keep it looking new, otherwise it won’t be long before it starts looking as beaten-up as your old one! Read on to find out why boot liners are such an important investment - and get some other great tips on car accessories too!

Boot liners are a helpful addition to your car. If you have dogs then this is a great way of providing them with a comfy place to sit whilst in transit, while at the same time protecting the fabric of your car. Boot liners will also help to prevent the boot starting to smell of dog, and of course they will also make sure that your car doesn’t get coated in a layer of dog hair.

Even if you don’t have dogs, boot liners are a great idea. Think how many times muddy wellies get thrown in the boot without a care - boot liners will ensure that the mud doesn’t get stuck to the inside fabric. Or if you aren’t the outdoors type, imagine the mess and stains that get spilt when bringing your weekly foodshop home. Simply pull out your boot liner from time to time and give it a good wash before refitting it so that it can continue to protect your car.

Alongside boot liners, it’s also a great idea to fit some seat covers too. This will ensure that your seats remain in a pristine condition for a long time to come. With no marks, scuffs or stains, you will find it very easy to sell your car on when the time comes. Custom seat covers will fit exactly to the contours of your car seats meaning they won’t shift or fall off.

Of course you’ll want to put some foot mats in too as these go a long way towards protecting the carpet of your car. Invest in some heavy-duty ones that will last for a very long time. You’ll be amazed at how clean they keep the footwells of the car.

Looking after your brand new car takes effort but you will be rewarded - your car will stay in great shape and will retain its value. If you’d like to find out about boot liners and other car protecting accessories then give the experts at Over the Top a call - we’ll be delighted to help.

So how do we treat our dog and let our canine family member join in with the Easter holiday fun!

Well here is a list of ideas that we've come up with in the OTT office.

  1. Find a hollow toy and stuff it with goodness!

There are many toys out there which are deliberately hollow so that you fill it full of your dogs favourite treats. Why not look up some homemade recipes (make sure they are doggy safe) and fill the toy with a new and special recipe this Easter.

2.Involve your dog in their own egg hunt

Sneak around your garden when your dogs not looking and hide away a batch of brand new tennis balls! Then go on a tennis ball hunt. Every time they find a tennis ball treat them with a small titbit! Double whammy on the treat front! Be careful if your combining this with one for children though, you don't want your dog eating the chocolate treats!

3. Go traditional - get a dog friendly chocolate egg

Every year I notice more and more easter eggs for dogs made with dog safe ingredients. So if you really want to give your dog a chocolate egg this is the way to go. Purchase them from a reputable pet shop so you can be assured they are dog friendly.

4. Have game of throw and fetch!

Go back to basics and spend some time with your dog in the great outdoors. If like us you are rubbish at throwing then there are several devices out there to help you throw the ball further for your dog. My personal favourite is the chuckit ball launcher.

5. Good old fashioned walk in the countryside

Lets face it after two (lets be honest three) easter eggs your going to have some calories to burn. Take your dog and the family out for a long walk in the countryside and don't let the typical bank holiday rain put you off. Trust me there is nothing better than coming home to a dry warm house and snuggling up on the sofa with a nice cuppa, and with all those calories burnt off there is now room for that third (ok fourth) chocolate egg. Don't worry the dog wont notice you will have hopefully by now worn him out! 

Remember if your feeding your dog treats this Easter do so in small quantities.

Happy Easter

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All Over The Top custom seat covers are made using our premium Quiltie fabric which consists of a rubber non slip waterproof backing, a wadded inner and a quilted cotton top layer. Quiltie is a tough yet stylish material which can be machine washed.

When Over The Top first introduced our unique quilted boot liners and seat covers over 20 years ago they were only available in Green Tweed. Many have attempted to replicate our fabric over the years but nothing quite stands upto the tough yet stylish qualities of our unique fabric which has a rubber non slip waterproof backing, a wadded inner and a quilted cotton top layer.

Since its original launch Quiltie fabric has since been introduced in Black and Charcoal Grey. Over the last year we have been asked by many of our customers if we have considered introducing the Quiltie in a lighter colour. As a result we have recently launched our Oatmeal Quiltie. The Oatmeal is great for those of you who want a seat cover or boot liner to blend in with your existing lighter interiors and also keeps the inside of your vehicle feeling light and airy.

If you would like to see some examples of our quilted boot liners and seat covers in our Oatmeal Quiltie please click here to be redirected to our online gallery.

Picking up your new Discovery Sport and driving it off the forecourt with its gleaming paintwork and immaculate interior is a wonderful feeling. Not so wonderful though when you use it in the real world. The paint work gets mucky quickly and the interior soon gets muddy from the dog, children and gardening! A trip to the local car wash will get that paint work gleaming again but what about the interior. In our experience covering your seats and boot will prevent damage to your car and protect its value.

Boot liners

Avoid hours of vacuuming dog hairs out of the carpet and stop scratches appearing in your boot area with a boot liner. Our custom boot liner has been designed to fit the crevices and curves of the Discovery Sport boot interior to ensure that you do not loose any valuable space. This also means that hair and dirt will not get trapped in any gaps behind the liner. Made from our premium quilted fabric which features a non slip waterproof backing, padded middle and quilted cotton top layer our boot liner comes in four sections. A back of back seat cover which clips around your rear seat head rest poles, two side covers which Velcro to your boot sides, a floor mat which attaches to your sides covers and a bumper flap to protect your bumper from scratches. Our boot liners are machine washable so you can keep the interior of your car smelling fresh.

Seat Covers

You will have spent a great deal of time making sure you choose the right interior options for your Discovery Sport so it is important that the seat covers you choose to protect your front and back seats look stylish so as not to ruin the look and feel of your interior. Our Discovery Sport custom front seat covers and back seat covers have been designed to fit the shape and size of your seats so that they do not look baggy on your seat or get in your way when driving. Our custom front seat covers cover the sides, back and front of your seats to ensure all round protection so there will be no more foot marks from the children on the back of the front seat or mud splatters from the dog. Our custom back seat covers protect the entire seat area that is sat on and includes the option of seatbelt anchor holes and split seats so that you can lower sections of your seat without having to remove the entire cover. All our custom seat covers are made from our machine washable premium quilte fabric which is available in a choice of colours to match your interior.

Click here to go to our custom seat covers range. We have a large number of patterns for numerous makes and models of vehicles.

Dog beds often get dirty and smelly for a number of reasons; your dog may be sick, or he or she may wet the bed. Even if your dog does neither of these things, dog beds tend to get dirty and smelly over time simply from usage. Dog paws are frequently dirty and smelly from being outside, and wet dog fur can also make the bed smell bad. Read on to find out how washable dog beds could help this.

Sick

Dogs can be sick for a number of reasons, often due to the sheer range of things they will attempt to eat, such as bin scraps, socks, plastic toys and garden plants. Although it is sometimes a sign of something more serious, it is usually one of these simple stomach irritants that causes your dog to be sick. Some dogs may warn their owners that they are going to be sick, but sometimes they simply cannot wait – much like us humans when we are ill. Unfortunately, when we do not manage to get our pets outside in time, they may vomit on their dog bed. If the bed is not washable then there will permanently stain on the bed, which is evidently unclean and uncomfortable for both you and your pet. One way around this is washable dog beds. Since they are easily washed, dog vomit is no problem and your house will be back to smelling and feeling clean and fresh in no time.

Wet

Dogs may wet the bed for a number of reasons, often due to insecurity and submissiveness. A dog may wet its bed if it smells like you, in order to mask its scent in that of its protector – to make it feel less vulnerable around potential predators. Some dogs are simply submissive in nature, and may wet the bed as a sign of respect. Whilst this may seem contradictory to us, dogs who are extremely submissive or have recently been scolded will often wee in unconventional areas to make themselves feel safe. If your dog wets the bed and you cannot wash it, it needs to be replaced. Unlike a little bit of vomit, the dog’s urine will likely soak through the bed much easier and ruin the bed. Washable dog beds are an ideal solution as accidents can easily be cleaned up straight away.

Regardless of whether your dog is ever sick, or ever wets the bed, it will no doubt smell bad eventually from dog paws and wet fur. Buying a new bed every time it needs washing is both expensive and unnecessary, and washable dog beds are a great alternative. Simply wash when it is dirty!

To choose your washable dog bed, visit www.overthetop.co.uk today.

Sharing your holiday with your dog is a wonderful experience avoiding separation and kennel costs. For a stress free holiday with your companion here are a few tips.

The Journey

Some dogs travel better than others but the one thing they all have in common is the ability to shed hair and transfer dirt onto your seats. If you then have to spend the rest of your holiday using the car the last thing you want is mucky seats. The use of car seat covers will protect your interior. If you know your dog gets travel sickness make sure you choose a cover which can easily be wiped down.It is a good idea to have your dog in harness to stop them from climbing around the car distracting you whilst driving, if your dog is in a harness remember to purchase a car seat cover which will allow access to the seatbelt anchor points.

Sleeping,

We aren't the only ones who want a comfortable bed in their accommodation, our dog will expect a place to sleep just like they get at home. Cramming their usual dog bed into your car can be difficult when its already brimming with luggage. You may want to consider a travel dog bed, these beds are designed to roll or fold up taking up a small amount of space in transit. Some of them may even be suitable for the dog to lie on whilst travelling.

Walking

Your dog will still expect their daily exercise whilst on holiday. Check before booking your accommodation there is an area to do this, if by the beach make sure the beach is dog friendly. Your dog may get wet and mucky whilst out and about with you so make sure you take a good dog towel with you. Portable travel dog bowls will ensure your dog can always have access to water.

Health

If your dog relies on medication make sure you take this with you, pack it well in advance so as not to forget it. Find out who the local vet is where you are staying and store their number in your phone, hopefully you will not need them but quick contact with them in an emergency can be vital. Put together a first aid kit for your dog that you can take out and about with you in case of emergency.

Planning Ahead

It is always a good idea to plan ahead your itinerary for your holiday and include in this places that are dog friendly. If you have to eat out have a list of dog friendly pubs etc. If you want to go to non dog friendly place find out if there is a dog sitting service or a day kennel nearby that you can take your dog to.

To view our range of car seat covers, travel dog beds and accessories visit our website.

When choosing a dog bed for your dog it is important to remember that you are investing in an item that will become your dogs personal space for rest and comfort. Sadly there are numerous low quality dog beds which fail to offer support, comfort and longevity.A good quality dog bed should offer many positive benefits both for you and your dog.

The shape of the dog bed you decide upon should reflect your dogs personal resting habits. If they love to sprawl then a flat mattress dog bed will offer maximum surface area for them to spread out on. If however your dog prefers to curl up and get cosy then a bolstered dog bed is more suitable as they can snuggle into the bolster and keep warm whilst being protected from drafts.

The size of your dog bed is obviously based around the breed of your dog. Measure your dog and make sure the bed you purchase relates to this size with a little extra for moving around in. As it is a good idea to have a designated space in your house for your dogs bed you should also make sure that the dog bed will fit into this space.

Keep an eye on the support of your dog bed, take note of the filling of the bed. All inner fillings should raise your dog up off the floor and out of the way of drafts. If you have a younger dog then a firm , supportive dog bed will be fine. An older dog however would benefit from a memory foam filling. A memory foam dog bed will mould around your dogs joints rather than you dogs joints moving to adapt to the foam therefore offering improved support and comfort . If your dog can be regularly caught napping on your deep fill duvet or soft and squidgy sofa then a fibrefill inner would offer them the same experience.

Hygiene should also be considered when choosing the right dog bed. Some beds can be folded up and put into the wash as one piece, but be careful, lower quality versions of these beds will have thin inners that often fall apart in the washing machine. A good quality bed will most likely have machine washable removable dog bed covers avoiding any damage to the inner filling of the bed. Machine washing your dog bed covers is a great way to kill off germs and odours. If choosing a dog bed with removable covers check to see if you can purchase a spare set of covers so that you have one to wash and one to use so your dog does not have to wait for the covers to be dry before they can use their bed.

The appearance of the dog bed should also be considered, after all it will become a part of your furniture. A good quality material will retain its shape and stylish appearance even after several washes.

Visit our website today to view our selection of hardwearing yet stylish dog beds.

Many people, when choosing whether to buy a family pet, consider factors such as damage to their cars. Dogs get dirty, can accidentally scratch surfaces and often absorb rain into their fur – only for it to then be soaked into your clean car seats. There’s an easy solution that means you can experience the joy of welcoming a new member of the family without risking damaging what’s most likely the second most expensive thing you own. That solution is car seat covers.

Some people choose to transport their pets in the boot, others prefer using pet seat belts and travel with their pet in a normal seat. Sitting your pet in one of the normal seats can be helpful for a number of reasons. It can help keep your pet calm as they can easily see you and are less likely to slide around since they are attached to the seat belt. Some people also prefer other members of the family being close to the pet – children, for example, can be difficult to keep sat down properly in the car with their pet behind them.

There are, however, a number of problems associated with sitting your dog on a car seat.

Firstly, dog claws often scratch the car seats and cause lots of expensive damage. Leather seats can easily get scratched and torn, and fabric seats can have threads pulled or can also easily be torn. This causes damage only fixable with expensive repairs, but avoidable with car seat covers.

Secondly, dogs often get muddy, sandy and wet after walks. Whether you like to take your dog into the forest, the fields or to the beach, they often get wet and dirty within minutes of exploring. This can cause dismay in car owners as their pet gets their car smelly and dirty, meaning the owner has to clean their car (or pay for it to be done!) before anyone can sit in that seat again. This can be time consuming and costly, but again it is easily solved by using car seat covers.

Finally, one of the most feared aspects of having a pet is that they will have a little accident in the car. This again gets the car smelly and dirty, and could even mean that the owner needs to buy a whole new car seat – expensive! This is nothing to worry about, however, if you have car seat covers – especially if they’re waterproof.

If you want to keep your car mud, scratch and mess free but still have your own lovable pet then visit our site to see our range of car seat covers.

In this day and age it’s easy to become distanced from nature and the great outdoors. Most of us are too busy with our work lives and new technology to explore and enjoy the outside world in the more rural areas of the country. Often the most beautiful places to visit are difficult to get to, meaning you need to drive there. Easy enough, but many of us find that these trips are too messy with our cars becoming muddy and damaged as a result. There is a solution, however, and that’s boot liners.

Dogs are the number one example when it comes to things that make your car messy. Dogs are man’s best friend and we love taking our canine friends everywhere with us. Not only that, but many of us find that it is impractical to leave them behind as they need feeding and walking throughout the day. This means that wherever we go, the dogs tend to go with us. This is fine on a city break or in a more urban area where we’re unlikely to find any mud or grass, spare the occasional park. On a country break where we can really experience nature, however, there’s plenty of mud and grass and leaves for our pets to enjoy. And they love it. The only problem is that, when it comes to home time, our pets tend to cover our boots in wet and dirt – meaning that we either have a huge cleaning job (or bill) or we might even have a ruined car. Wouldn’t it be easier if you had a boot liner?

Similarly, if you’ve donned a pair of wellies or boots whilst exploring the great outdoors, you might choose to put these in the boot along with any other dirty clothing such as waterproof trousers. This also makes a mess of the boot, again meaning you may struggle to get your boot clean and risk damaging it. You might say you can put all of the family’s boots, trousers and coats in plastic bags, but wouldn’t it be easier if you had boot liners instead?

Another way of adventuring in the countryside is by bicycle, and you may also choose to store your bike in the boot. Perhaps you haven’t got a bike rack, or maybe the auntie and uncle are joining you this year and you don’t have room on your rack for their bikes. Luckily, lots of bikes have clip-on wheels meaning they can easily be partially dismantled and stored in the boot. The only problem, again, is that the muddy bikes will no doubt cover your boot in dirt. This might not happen very often, but it only needs to happen once for you to have a filthy boot that’s almost impossible to clean.

Unfortunately, all of these scenarios can put us off country visits in the future, depriving both us, our dogs and our families of the trips we truly enjoy. The solution? Boot liners.

Boot liners are a simple way of covering your entire boot with a protective lining so none of your boot gets muddy or wet. Boot liners are easy to put in your boot and easy to take out, meaning there’s very little effort involved and it’s stress and effort-free to wash your boot liners.

If you want to keep your car mud-free but still enjoy the countryside visit our site to see our range of boot liners, including those made especially for certain makes and models of cars.

From 28th November  - 5th December we will be offering a series of offers so you can get a good deal on your Christmas gifts. To find out what our deals our visit our special offers page or take a look at our Facebook page.

We shall be kick starting the event with 15% off all order from 28th - 30th November.

Happy Shopping

CH

 & CLOSING TIMES

To avoid disappointment for Christmas delivery, please note the following dates:

- Orders for Custom Seat Covers & Bootliners must be placed by 2nd December.

- Dog Beds must be ordered by 16th December

- All other items must be ordered by 12th December

Beyond this date, we will try our best to get your order to you in time but we advise you order early.

The OTT team are taking a festive break from the 23rd December and will be returning on January 6th.

Please take account of the extended lead time over Christmas when ordering.

We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas!

These beds feature all the usual qualities of our beds but are finished in an a top quality cotton labrador print fabric.

Spare covers are also availabe and, if you already have one of our beds, you can just buy the covers on their own.

For further information, visit https://www.overthetop.co.uk/dog-beds-mats-throws/

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