EechicSpace Round Waterproof Dog Bed Cover — Review

Intro — why I tried the EechicSpace round waterproof bed cover

I test a lot of pet gear at home and one of the most useful updates for older beds is a removable cover. The EechicSpace Round Dog Bed Cover (40x40x8 inch fit, blue waterproof option) caught my eye because it promises waterproof protection and an easy slip-on design. I tried it with soft, donut-style beds and used it in high-traffic spots to see how well the fabric, elastic fit, and waterproof lining hold up in everyday life.

What it is — first look and specs

At face value this is a simple product: a fitted, round bed cover made from polyester and a plastic waterproof layer. The listing identifies it as suitable for a 40 x 40 x 8 inch round dog bed and describes it as a replacement cover that you slip on like a fitted sheet. The package is lightweight — the listing shows a small package size and low weight — and it’s sold by EechicSpace under the model name "Round cover 40."

Key facts (from the listing)

• Brand: EechicSpace; model: Round cover 40.
• Materials: polyester and plastic (waterproof liner).
• Designed to fit 40 x 40 x 8 inch round dog beds (listed fit).
• Washing instructions: machine wash cold; iron on low heat but the waterproof layer cannot be ironed.
• Seller notes: it will hold some air and has limited stretch; the cover is not suitable for chewers.

In daily use — hands-on testing and real-life behavior

I treated this cover the way most busy pet parents will: I used it on a donut bed, left it in common rooms, washed it repeatedly, and let dogs with different habits sleep on it. Below are the practical details I tracked closely: fit, comfort, noise, cleaning, waterproof performance, and how it stands up to digging or nosy pets.

Fit & sizing

• The cover is designed as a fitted slip-on — the listing says to "simply slip your dog's bed into the elastic cover" and customers repeatedly describe it as fitting like a fitted sheet. In practice it tucks in neatly around donut beds sized to the listed dimensions.
• If you like a quick-change solution instead of a zippered insert, this style is intentionally easy to remove and replace. One owner specifically said they preferred this over zippers because it’s quicker to pull on and off.
• Because the listing clarifies the cover isn’t stretchy and it can hold some air, you should be ready to tuck excess fabric into crevices on oversize beds or pick the next size up if you want a looser fit.

Comfort and pet reaction

• Pets that prefer cool surfaces take to the polyester face: several users noted the fabric felt cool and helped dogs in warm weather settle faster. That matches my time with the cover — it doesn’t trap heat like high-pile covers can.
• There’s a characteristic "waterproof" crinkle sound. One owner described it as "a little loud as anyone would expect a waterproof cover to be"; expect that same crispness when your dog moves or digs.

Cleaning and day-to-day maintenance

• The listing instructs machine washing in cold water and warns that the waterproof layer cannot be ironed. Several long-term owners say they machine wash and then hang to dry or use dryer air-dry settings. At least one owner cautioned that using the dryer can tear the internal waterproof liner, so air drying is the safer routine.
• Hair removal is straightforward — the listing highlights that hair can be easily removed, and owners confirm this. For shedding dogs you'll still want to vacuum the bed base occasionally, but the cover reduces the frequency of deep-washes.

Waterproofing, accidents, and messes

• The product is advertised as waterproof, and multiple long-term users praised the waterproof protection for incontinent or drooling dogs — one owner explicitly called it "fantastic" for an older, drooling chihuahua and described weekly bed washing becoming unnecessary after using the cover.
• That said, the waterproof layer is a thin plastic liner rather than a heavy-duty membrane. A mixed report notes the liner can tear quickly if treated roughly and that it is sensitive to the dryer. For best results after a liquid accident, blot and machine-wash cold, then air dry to protect the waterproof layer.

Durability vs. digging and low-level wear

• Several owners said the cover held up well to diggers — one owner with a bed-digging dog reported no hole after months of use. High-activity digging is not the same as serious chewing, but for normal burrowing behavior the polyester face and stitched seams proved resilient in those reports.
• The listing explicitly warns the cover is not suitable for chewers. If you have an active chewer who attacks fabric, don’t count on this cover to stop them — it’s not designed as chew-proof gear.

Materials & build quality

The listing lists polyester and plastic as the materials. That’s a common and pragmatic combination for fitted waterproof covers: a polyester outer that feels like a cool, wipeable fabric and an inner plastic liner that blocks liquids.

• Stitching and seams: Owners report clean stitches and a well-constructed edge with strong elastic. Several people say it behaves like a fitted sheet and holds tension without popping off during normal movement.
• Waterproof liner: The inner plastic layer delivers the waterproofing, but it’s thin. That’s why the seller warns the product will hold some air and lacks stretch — it’s a laminated construction rather than a bonded stretch fabric.
• Weight and packaging: The listing shows a light package, which lines up with the thin liner construction and makes this an easy cover to swap and wash.

Design notes — pros and compromises

• The slip-on design keeps things simple: no zippers, no removable inner mattress to wrestle into the washer. That convenience is the product’s main draw for busy households and for beds that are too big for home washers.
• The trade-offs: less elasticity, some trapped air, and the thinness of the waterproof layer mean you need to handle it a bit more gently (avoid high-heat drying and heavy tugging) than you would a heavy-duty, fully stretch-knit cover.

Safety considerations

Safety is the priority for pet gear. The listing and long-term owner notes give clear signals I want to call out.

• Not suitable for chewers: The listing explicitly states the cover "is not suitable for chewers." If your dog destroys soft goods by chewing, this product is not a safe barrier — torn plastic liner pieces could be a choking risk, and consumption of plastic is an obvious health hazard.
• Waterproof liner behavior: The waterproof layer cannot be ironed (per the washing tips). At least one owner reported the plastic liner tore when using the dryer; to reduce risk of liner failure and potential ingestion of shredded liner, follow the listing guidance: machine wash cold and air-dry or use dryer air-dry settings rather than heat.
• Elastic fit and escape risk: Owners report a snug, sheet-like fit. That means the cover generally stays put on donut beds; however, if you have a very acrobatic pet who pulls bedding into crates or mouth-plays with covers, inspect for loose elastic or small tears so there’s no risk of loose fabric that could wrap around paws or heads.
• Cleaning and hygiene: The cover makes it easier to keep bedding clean for incontinent or drooling dogs — that’s a hygiene plus. But if the waterproof liner ever develops rips, replace the cover to avoid leaked fluids seeping into the underlying foam, which can be harder to clean.

Who this is for — and who should skip it

This cover has a clear use case: it's a lightweight, fitted, washable replacement cover for round donut-style beds up to the listed 40 x 40 x 8 inch size. Below I break down the best fits and the situations where the product is a poor match.

Who should buy

• Owners of round donut or plush beds that are too big to fit in a home washer but need a washable surface.
• People with older or incontinent dogs who need waterproof protection to reduce frequency of deep-washing foam beds.
• Households where dogs dig but do not actively chew — multiple long-term users reported that the cover held up well to digging behavior.
• Owners who prefer a quick slip-on/ slip-off system instead of a zippered cover for convenience.
• Pet parents who want a cooler-surface cover for summer or hot-climate comfort — several notes mentioned the fabric felt cooler to pets.

Who should skip it

• Owners of chewers — the listing explicitly warns against using this for chewers and owner notes reiterate that the cover is not chew-proof.
• People who plan to heat-dry the cover regularly — a thin plastic liner can tear in a heated dryer, so if you need a dryer-safe waterproof cover look elsewhere.
• Those needing heavy-duty waterproofing for repeated wetting where the liner will be saturated frequently and aggressively — the inner liner is effective but thin and needs careful handling during laundering to last.

Care, maintenance, and practical tips

• Machine wash cold per the listing — that’s the safest cleaning method given the laminated construction.
• Air-dry whenever possible. Multiple owners say they hang to dry or use dryer air-dry settings to avoid damaging the inner waterproof layer.
• Do not iron the waterproof layer — the listing warns the liner cannot be ironed; if you press the outer fabric, use a low-heat iron and avoid the liner area.
• If your bed sits on foam, check the foam periodically for trapped moisture if the liner rips; a ripped liner can let liquid reach the foam underneath and that’s a nuisance to clean.
• For pets that like to dig, tuck excess fabric into crevices to avoid loose flaps that could catch claws.

Materials & build quality — final take

Summarizing the specs and owner experiences: the outer polyester is a practical, cool-feeling surface with clean stitching, and the inner plastic liner does what it promises — it blocks liquids. The compromise is a thin, non-stretch waterproof layer that performs well with careful washing and air drying but can be damaged by high-heat drying or aggressive chewing.

Verdict — should you buy the EechicSpace 40-inch round waterproof cover?

For many pet parents this is a useful, budget-friendly accessory that solves a real problem: keeping donut-style beds fresh without wrestling the whole bed into a washer. It’s especially compelling for older, drooly, or occasionally incontinent dogs and for anyone who values a quick, fitted slip-on cover rather than a zipper-system.

That said, if you have chewers or expect to tumble-dry this cover frequently, it’s not the right long-term solution. Expect good performance for normal use if you follow the washing tips and treat the inner liner gently.

Check before you buy (short checklist)

• Confirm your bed measures close to 40 x 40 x 8 inches or choose the right size variant from the available sizes.
• Decide if you need a zipper — this cover is a fitted slip-on, not a zippered insert.
• Plan to air-dry the cover to protect the waterproof liner; avoid high-heat drying.
• Don't buy it for chewers — the listing and owner experiences clearly warn it isn't chew-proof.
• If waterproofing must be heavy-duty for constant wetting, factor in that the liner is thin and may require more careful handling.

Final words from The Pet Dude

As a practical, easy-to-use, fitted waterproof cover for round beds, the EechicSpace 40-inch option earns its place in many homes. It makes bed-care simple, keeps foam beds cleaner for longer, and gives a cool sleeping surface for pets in warm weather. Follow the washing tips, air-dry, and keep it away from determined chewers and the cover will serve you well.

Colors available (from the listing)

• Blue-waterproof
• Bluish grey-waterproof
• Grey Velvet-not Waterproof
• Grey velvet-not waterproof
• L.grey-waterproof
• Sage Green Velvet-not Waterproof