Is FunnyFuzzy a Legit Company? (Updated December 2024)
I’ve reviewed several FunnyFuzzy products over the years, and it’s time to add this background section to each review for context.
FunnyFuzzy operates out of China, where all its products are manufactured and usually shipped from. The company has built nice-looking websites for the US, UK, and European markets and spends significant money on marketing. However, most of their products appear to be generic items also available on eBay and Temu. While their products are often reasonably priced and generally of acceptable quality, they are not strength-tested or quality-tested. Many online reviews mention issues with their customer support and limited return options.
On a personal note, as some of you know from our social media, we have spent years battling FunnyFuzzy over their unauthorized use of one of my photos in their marketing materials, brand guide, social media, and website. Despite repeated requests, they refused to stop using the image (or said they removed it but they did not) or compensate me for it. Because of this experience, I ended all ties with the company.
About the FunnyFuzzy Leaf Shape Dog Blanket
The Leaf Shape Dog Blanket comes in four different shapes and colors - perfectly matching their Donut Bed that we also reviewed. This is a soft blanket made of 100% cotton with polyester stuffing.
Both sides are soft, so it can be used as a blanket, a mat, or to cover a sofa for protection. You can even choose to use the other side if you want to switch things up from time to time.
FunnyFuzzy Leaf Shape Dog Blanket Review
This mat generated tremendous interest every time we posted about it or had guests over. It is so well made and stylish that it decorates every area. Nice touch to add a comfortable dog mat to an area you don’t want to occupy with a large dog bed. It’s also very packable, making it an excellent option for traveling.
Since Mia has thick beds, I wasn’t sure if she would choose to sleep on this mat, but this became one of her favorite napping spots as soon as I put it down. It is thick and padded enough to be comfortable but still low profile enough to be placed anywhere in the home.
It doesn’t have a no-slip bottom so it can slide around on a hardwood surface but it doesn’t bunch up while the dogs are sleeping on it.
Since it’s not a thick, “rigid” mat, you can add it on top of another bed or use it to tuck in your pup on a chilly night.
It’s machine washable for easy care but the cover is not removable and some people mentioned that the filling bunched up after a few washing cycles. We haven’t ran into that problem yet but I can imagine that being the case based on the materials.
Where to buy?
You can buy this blanket on FunnyFuzzy’s website.
