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ChewProof Professional

Making it Easy to Give the Dogs Their Best Life!
Rescue Centres
Great Support Should be Easy
  • Industry Deals
  • Durable
  • Cost effective
Boarding Kennels
Smart Care Made Easy
  • Safety First
  • Operational Efficiency
  • A great Experience
Government Services

Proven in All Environments
(Pounds to Police)

  • Safe
  • Durable
  • Cost Effective
Petcare Professionals
Recommend the Best Because You Care
  • Vets, Groomers
  • Breeders, Daycare
  • Kennels

Supporting Rescue Groups to Provide the Best Care for Every Dog

The core of ChewProof, is to give our dogs (pups and fur-children) their best life, that’s why when they’re in need ChewProof is there to help, both the dogs and the organisations that are doing the critical work of rescuing, supporting, and rehoming pups in need.

ChewProof not only provided our company with an exceptional service whilst we were gathering quotes, they delivered over 200 beds to separate sites in a remarkable time frame too.

The beds themselves are strong and robust, yet look highly desirable in the pens. Most importantly of all, is that our dogs like them too!

Hayley Kennington, Operations Manager, RSPCA Queensland

Chew Proof Dog Beds Extended Warranty

  • The Lightweight Aircraft Grade Aluminium Frame Guaranteed for the life of your dog (10 years from purchase)
  • The Australian developed and made mats
    – Riplock PVC Mats – 12 months for damage caused by your dog (Chewing, Scratching, Digging etc…).
    – Heavy Duty Mesh Mats – 100 days for any chewing related damage.
  • Chewproof Extended warranty is free upon registration post purchase

  • To get Extended Warranty on the Frame, you must register within 30 days of purchase.

Which Mat Should I Buy?
Australian-Made Mats Built for Tough Dogs
Building your Chew Proof Dog Bed

Why Choose a ChewProof Dog Bed

  • The RSPCA Chooses ChewProof for their shelters

  • The durable beds save you time, money and stress in the long run
  • Purpose-built design with an aluminium furniture grade finish
  • One Bed for life; The Frames are guaranteed for the life of your fur-child
  • The dog bed of choice for Kennels, Doggy Day Care centres, Shelters, Rescues and Breeders
  • The Trampoline style offers orthopedic support for larger breeds and aging dogs
  • Tough Mesh and Riplock Mats to Choose from (we recommend the Riplock for diggers)
  • Our clean, simple and minimalist design means no chewy bits to destroy!
  • Australian made Mats ensure durability with 12 month Guarantee for Riplock PVC mats, and 100 days for Tough Pet Mesh mats.
  • Lightweight aluminium construction is easy to move and will not rust and mark your flooring
  • As a result, ChewProof is great for toothy breeds such as: Border Collies, Dalmations, Boxers, Bulldogs, Staffys, Beagles, Huskies, Golden Retreivers, Airdales, Dachshunds, Mastiffs. Whippets/Greyhounds, English Setters

What Our Clients Say

I currently work for Western Downs Regional Council in the Animal Management Team and we have updated our beds to Chewproof beds, Kevin came out and helped us set most of them and we are so thankful. We love the new beds, they enable more efficient infection control on our facilities, creates more relaxed dogs to have a good bed and they are indestructible as well as easy to clean.

Jaimee Radke, Western Downs Regional Council Animal Protection
It is so well made, and the quality is fantastic! Our dog drags it around but it is standing up well to all his antics. He’s given up trying to chew it and is just enjoying it. There’s no damage to it at all.

I would confidently recommend both this company and their products to anyone seeking a good quality and tough but comfortable dog bed.

Trish White
We trialled 4 different brand tough beds over the last 3 months. Chewproof has been a clear winner in terms of durability, dog comfort and price.

They have seen everything from a 60kg St Bernard to teenage Labradors and still look new.

Crista Fleming, Porcupine Pet Lodge

We trialled 4 different brand tough beds over the last 3 months. Chewproof has been a clear winner in terms of durability, dog comfort and price.

They have seen everything from a 60kg St Bernard to teenage Labradors and still look new.

Sarah Attwood, Happy Customer
We have been using ChewProof indestructible dog beds in our doggy day-care for a number of months and can’t believe how strong they are. We have approximate 60 dogs a day and not one bed has been chewed or broken. Unlike other brands!
Paws and Relax, Doggy Day Care
These Beds are fantastic. They suit exactly what we need. They drain really well and dry really quickly. They’re super easy to clean and put up with the most challenging dogs.
David Draper, Fido & Felix Boarding Kennels & Cattery Brisbane
After going through a new bed every 2 weeks with my crazy little sister Sailor, we are 2 weeks in with our new ChewProof bed and not a single nibble! We got the XL because we like to share.

Thanks ChewProof for our new bed, Talbot and Sailor(the pups)

Sally Green

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Looking for a comfortable and durable dog bed?

Tough and comfortable too, providing orthopaedic support for older dogs and larger breeds that have challenges.

Chew proof dog beds are durable, long-lasting beds are made to industrial standards and used by, Kennels, Pet Resorts, doggy daycare centres and breeders around the country in the most testing conditions.

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Sunday 5 October. Thanks for all the birthday love. Broncos win was a good start, Melissa Mahoney loved the result, very stressed all game. We left our home of a few days where we found shelter from the storm. We visited Culloden, the site of the Jacobite’s final stand. Three stories were a bit harrowing really. Then into the Clava cairns and onto Tulloch Castle. Dinner was lovely and the room great. Thanks Melissa.
Sunday 5 October. Thanks for all the birthday love. Broncos win was a good start, Melissa Mahoney loved the result, very stressed all game. We left our home of a few days where we found shelter from the storm. We visited Culloden, the site of the Jacobite’s final stand. Three stories were a bit harrowing really. Then into the Clava cairns and onto Tulloch Castle. Dinner was lovely and the room great. Thanks Melissa.
We’ve all been there — you turn your back for two seconds and suddenly… the couch cushion’s exploded, the bin’s mysteriously empty, or someone’s proudly wearing your favourite sock. Tell us in the comments: 👉 What’s the naughtiest thing your dog’s done lately?
Saturday 4th. Malt trail. I was most excited to be going to Aberlour my favourite whisky. Seeing Glenfiddich on the way we dropped in, as you do. Has a great flight including 12, 15, 18 and 21 year old whisky’s. They were all great but a winner for me was the 15YO. So off to Aberlour it was, we knew there was construction work, but the presence the offered left me so underwhelmed… 😢 Back in the car we decided to have lunch in Dufftown, yes that really is a place. Just one more… let’s do something we don’t know… So we picked out Ballindalloch. It was a small distillery, but an impressive reception and tasting room. We got talking to Steve who we thought was the owner until Guy arrived. Apparently Guy is the Lord of the manor. Friends of Charles and Camilla. Yes that’s us standing with the Queen’s cask, apparently Charles has had his bottled last year… sold them for about £100,000. Anyway, dtorm Amy helped us out the a group of 30 Americans not making it because the railroads are blocked. So Steve asked would we like a private tour… Of course and thank you, I’d already tried some of the whisky’s and liked them. It was great, and we learned a lot. With the weather closing in again we decided to cook some pumpkin soup. What another awesome day. Private tour of the distillery meeting the lord and a lot of great whisky.
Day 7 Aberdeen to Aberlour. Well nothing quite turned out like planned. On the way to see Craigievar Castle, we bumped into Fraser Castle. The grounds were so great, we didn’t bother with inside the castle. Melissa was sprung flirting with Jamie in the corner of the gift shop and that was the end of Fraser’s. So we headed off to GlenDronach. Strangely, the email from the whisky club arrived and advised that I didn’t need to go there… they had me covered… nobody tells me what o do or don’t need to do… And then we were off to Huntly castle, but a bite of lunch first… and reading up on Huntly Castle said they were closed for storm Amy (I hate the storm). It’s the first named storm of the season, and apparently caused such a stir that the castle closed for two days, not the fighting spirit I expected from the Gordon’s. And so off to our accommodation. Only the pin on the maps dropped us about a mile short much to the surprise of some local who had this suspicious black car lurking in their driveway (close to half a mile from the road). We worked it out and quickly retreated back to the main road and found our accommodation in time to hunt for some supplies to bunker down and litter the storm pass.
The Road Tripp continues. Rolling onward To Aberdeen. We discovered a great bakery with awesome croissants and butties (that’s a Scottish version, without all the prettiness) and then met a traffic jam in the firm of a sheep heard coming for us. We visited Auchenblae, well… more of a drive by really on the way to Stonehaven. Met a grumpy cocker spaniel, and walked along the shoreline. Then onto Aberdeen where we bumped into William Wallace and King Edward VII (i think). It was bitterly cold fown by the docks so we had to keep inside and havea whisky or two.
When the sign said 2 3/4 miles to the castle but forgets to tell you the elevation is about the same. A beautiful place and worth the effort.
I think he’s following me… 😳
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