By allowing customers to upcycle items that they already own, Molly Mutt keeps old material out of landfills, instead of creating more that may eventually end up there. While some other beds on the market use recycled materials in their stuffing, the simple fact of creating this new material is a net energy loss and contributor to greenhouse gases. That’s because Molly Mutt leaves the stuffing to you! No doubt you already have the material lying around the house – extra pillows, blankets, sheets, towels – it doesn’t matter! Not only does this make their beds particularly economical, but environmentally friendly as well. In fact, at first glance they look more like blankets than dog beds. These are truly unlike any other dog beds we have tried. Molly Mutt sent us a few items from their line including a stuff sack, dog bed duvet and dog bed pillow pack to test out and share with our readers. Charlie was finally going to get a “real” bed of his own! We have always felt a bit bad about this – although in our defense he does seem to like it!Īs if by some miracle, we were recently contacted by Molly Mutt to review their duvet style dog bed. As things tend to go, fast forward nearly another year (whoops) and that is where he still sleeps. We created an improvised bed (made of pillows and blankets) while we searched for the perfect solution. This pattern continued for nearly a year before he started spending the occasional night on the floor.

Take one quick look at his face and you will see why we could not resist. When Chuckie first came to live with us as a young pup, he was quite keen on sharing our bed. Before you judge too harshly, let us explain… Our little Charlie does not have a “real” dog bed.

Mutt and stuff puppy pirates