Every piece of custom pet furniture we build starts with your dog’s comfort, not production. Before anything is cut or assembled, we take the time to understand your dog’s size, breed, weight, mobility, and daily habits, whether we’re designing a crate for a massive Great Dane or a compact, cozy space for a small dog like a Pomeranian. Comfort, proper support, and a sense of security are foundational to every design decision we make.
We choose premium hardwoods because longevity matters. That includes water-based stains and clear coats that are safer for your dog, better for your home, and more responsible overall, without sacrificing durability or finish quality.
This isn’t fast furniture. It’s built once, built right, and built to last, with your dog’s comfort at the centre of it all.
We design around both your dog and your home. We develop detailed design proofs, provide material samples, and work with you to dial in colours, stains, and textures so the final piece feels intentional, balanced, and truly yours.
Our crates and pet furniture are built to support healthy rest and joint comfort, incorporating orthopedic bedding and non-slip, waterproof flooring that provides stability, insulation, and easy cleaning. These details matter, especially for puppies, senior dogs, large breeds, and dogs that spend meaningful time in their crate.
Structurally, our furniture is built using traditional joinery methods, including mortise and tenon construction, not screws, shortcuts, or hidden hardware. All of our crates use powder-coated square steel bars for strength and durability, not thin, painted aluminum tubing that bends, chips, or wears over time.
We’re proud of how we build, and we’re equally proud of why we build. Five percent of our profits are donated to animal shelters across Alberta, helping support pets who are still waiting for a place to call home. It’s our way of giving back to the animals that inspire our work every day.
We don’t build pet furniture to look good for a year — we build it to last for years.