BIA Orthopedics – Gentle relief for pain-free moments

As your dog gets older or struggles with joint and back problems, their need for rest changes. The BIA Orthopedic is more than just a bed – it is targeted relief for their body.

A word from the heart:
I speak from personal experience: My dog suffers from back problems. I know exactly how difficult it is to find the right bed that really provides relief. The BIA Orthopedic was a turning point for us – it is exactly the kind of support I have always wanted for my dog to enable him to live a life with less pain.

Why the BIA Orthopedic is the key to your dog's well-being:
- Intelligent pressure relief: The secret lies in the special two-component base. On top, a 3 cm thick, pressure-relieving Celsius foam ensures perfect adaptation to the body, while a 2 cm layer of high-quality polyether underneath provides the necessary stability.
- Reacts to heat and pressure: The foam actively adapts to your dog's body heat. It distributes body weight evenly, takes pressure off painful joints and relieves stiffness – so your beloved can get on their feet more easily in the morning.
- Safety without compromise: Like all our beds, the Orthopedic is also made from Oeko-Tex certified materials (Class 1) – safe enough for babies and of course completely free from harmful substances, lead or toxic flame retardants.
- Hygienic and easy to clean: The high-quality artificial leather cover is not only durable, but can also be easily wiped clean with a mild soap solution. This keeps your dog's retreat hygienically clean at all times, without any chemical cleaners.

A tip for you: Your dog shows you best where they feel comfortable. Especially for a dog with discomfort, a place near you is important. Where they like to be and remain part of the family, the BIA Orthopedic develops its full therapeutic effect.

MyTerrAmor – Because we know how valuable pain-free years are.

Which size is right for your dog?
- Small (Bia 3): 60 x 70 cm
- Medium (Bia 4): 85 x 70 cm
- Large (Bia 6): 100 x 80 cm

If you are unsure: Measure your dog while lying down from their nose to the base of their tail.