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Does anyone know the name of this type of material

  • 02-08-2017 4:23pm
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    tk123
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    Canvas?


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    Kamili
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    Neoprene maybe?


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    TheChizler
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    Vetbed?

    Edit: Might be called Vetmat either. Generally comes in big rolls and the shop will cut it up for you. Goes in the washing machine and comes out well.


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    tk123
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    Homestore have their beds on sale atm so you might get some cheap beds OP or idea on what you want! ;)


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    aonb
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    These are handmade, washable pet beds for €5:

    http://www.adverts.ie/dog-accessories/dog-beds/12784695


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    Vojera
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    Not the answer to your question, but rubbing down those fleeces while wearing a pair of rubber gloves will take a lot of hair off. I use them for my guinea pigs and it's the best way I've found. That and one of those rubber-bristled brushes.


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    Sigma Force
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    Vet bed is great, if you have a tumble dryer you can get a lot of hairs off that way or hoover it. Pets love it


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    mymo
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    Best thing in our house is a beanbag, my daughter got it for gaming and all 4 cats and both dogs love it, it's now a pet bed.
    It was one of those indoor outdoor beanbags, and it's 3 years old now, I have scrubbed it a few times, hosed it down and soaked in the bath after it got puked on, and it's still fine, hair doesn't stick to it, can be hovered too.


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