Is your pet feeling the chill of Seattle storms? Heated beds provide a safe and economical way to keep your pet warm during the freezing winter snap.
Electric beds that you can plug in provide round-the-clock warmth for your animal. Heated pet beds are a great relief to older pets with arthritis – and are enjoyed by pets of all ages during the cold months of the year. Some of these beds are lined with cozy fleece, and most electric beds self-adjust to reduce their temperatures when there isn’t a critter occupying them. It’s best to keep these electric beds inside the house, and away from outside elements like water and frost..jpg)
If you don’t feel comfortable leaving a heated bed plugged in, then you could try a pet mat that is self-heating. Self-heating mats contain shiny silver sheets of material similar to what astronauts use to lock in warmth on journeys into outer space. When your pet lies on the mat, the mat activates itself to reflect heat back to your pet. Just be sure not to bend or fold self-heating mats so that the core fibers remain intact.
These beds and mats are usually available in all sorts of animal prints and patterns, so Fluffy or Fido can remain warm and make a fashion statement, too!
Check out heated beds available online--and at your local pet store:
Petmate Ortho Bed
Petmate Round Heated Cat Bed
Bramton Thermal Cat Cushion
Slumber Pet Thermal Cat Mats:











Comments
Wow! I got to get me one of these heated kitty beds. I had just set the kitty's basket over the heating vent, but she seems to find it too windy there, and has stopped napping in her basket. Nothin' cuter than a kitty in a basket, kitty in a basket...
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