Product Reviews: Whole Home ➜ Other ➜ Pet Beds

Non Toxic Pet Beds

Dr. Meg Christensen is the founder of Interior Medicine, a physician-created resource on non-toxic home products and household exposures. Her layer-by-layer analysis of materials and products draws on her background in medicine, biochemistry, epidemiology, and clinical research.

Updated October 2025

Non toxic pet beds because pets and their owners tend to share diseases due to shared environmental exposures. Safer pet beds, analyzed for their health layer by layer.

Organic Dog Mattress

Avocado uses solid GOLS-certified latex, with a removable GOTS-certified cotton cover. Includes a separate inner layer of TPU for waterproofing (FYI, TPU is much safer than polyurethane foam —read more here). Fits perfectly into their solid wood bed frame.

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthiest Foam” indicating that this dog bed is made with GOLS certified organic foam, which is the healthiest choice for you and your pet

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthiest Foam Processing” indicating that this starts organic and is processed organically as well

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthiest Fabric” indicating that this product is made with GOTS certified organic fabric, which is the healthiest choice for you and your home.

An exclamation point next to the words "Polymer-Based Fabric" meaning that the fabric in the product above is made with polyester or another synthetic fiber, which can be relatively non toxic and useful for waterproofing

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthiest Fabric Processing” indicating that this product is made with GOTS certified organic fabric, which is the healthiest choice for you and your home.

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An open blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthy Adhesive” indicating that this furniture is made with non toxic glue, a healthy choice for you and your home.

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words "Healthiest Wood Stain" meaning this is the most non toxic wood stain for a pet bed

A filled light blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthiest Wood” indicating that this non toxic furniture is made with 100% solid wood and no fake woods or formaldehyde containing glues, resins, or fillers.

Solid Wood Dog Bed Frame

Made with solid wood, Avocado’s bed frame for pets is finished with zero-VOC stain and held together with water-based glue.

Natural Wool Dog Bed

MollyMutt offers OEKO-TEX certified wool filled dog beds that you can choose a washable GOTS certified organic cotton cover for. Option to add a water-resistant liner if your pet is prone to accidents.

Shredded Latex Pet Pad

Naturepedic uses GOTS approved latex, which isn’t necessarily organic, but is natural and has MADE SAFE certification. It has a washable GOTS-certified cotton cover that contains a thin layer of TPU for waterproofing.

An open blue dot symbol next to the words “Healthy Fabric” indicating that this product is made with fabric with OEKO TEX class I or II certification, which is a healthy choice for your home.

A green so-so squiggle symbol next to the words “OK Fabric Processing” indicating that this product is made with fabric with MADE SAFE or OEKO TEX class III or IV certification, which is a healthier than average choice for your home.

An open blue dot symbol next to the words "Healthy Foam" indicating that this product is made with natural latex foam but doesn’t have certifications proving that it is organic.

A green so-so squiggle symbol next to the words “OK Foam Processing” meaning it's not certified organic but is safer for you than average foam

A brown dog lying on a non toxic dog bed with pink blanket, stuffed animal, wooden headboard, and pink bolster pillow.

A blue organic latex dog bed on a braided jute rug. In the background, there is a white-washed horizontal siding wall and a potted plant with large green leaves in a terracotta pot.

A happy dog sitting on an organic cotton dog bed in a bedroom with wooden furniture and white curtains.

A light-colored Labrador Retriever puppy sleeping peacefully on a non toxic dog bed in a sunlit room.

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FYI ➜ “Non-toxic” doesn’t have a definition, and I use the words chemical-free,toxin, and toxic on Interior Medicine inaccurately. I do this for practical purposes, for now: they’re accessible terms that allow people to find what they’re looking for, and they’re shorthand for a complicated problem. I made an entire (free!) course about this. Check it out here.