K&H Heated Resting Mat for Small Animals, 9 By 12 Inches
March 15th, 2010
- Electric hot pad for small animals, 9 by 12 inches
- Perfect for ferrets, rabbits, wildlife, hedgehogs, chinchillas, guinea pigs
- Constructed of rigid ABS plastic for optimal durability
- Easy to clean for quick daily maintenance; weather-proof for outdoor or indoor use
- 5-1/2-foot power cord is protected with 18-inch steel chew guard
NEWS Product Description
heating pad is ideal for small animals. Constructed in sturdy ABS plastic with a steel cable wrapped, small animals Pad has an internal thermostat keeps the temperature at 100 degrees desirable when used. For internal or external. UL listed. . . . more>>
March 15th, 2010 at 11:26 am
The second I put it in my hedgehog cage instantely took it and fell asleep. He loves. I almost never see him sleep elsewhere.
March 15th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
With temperatures below zero this week, those heating pads are a “must have”. The two wild cats, which adopted, we must remain open because of our allergies. I bought two of them, just in time for the first winter storm of the season, and I can say that cats really like. In addition to the blanket, I also bought the fleece blanket, I thought it would be more convenient in that the thermal pad is stiff, with or without the fleece blanket is cool so I think that cats are just happy to have a warm place. I put the heating pad on top of their beds and two kittens quickly huddled in their beds.
March 15th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
We achieved this with the heating pad cat house insulated cedar, we purchased outside for our cats.
This is the third year of use, and kept the cat warm and comfortable, even in the coldest weather of. Winter
I’ll buy another just for backup.
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March 15th, 2010 at 2:52 pm
We have an African pygmy hedgehog and she just love this heating pad! After looking at many others, is by far the best! Recommend to all, is a hard surface allows you to clean unlike other models, the cable is long and pleasant, helpful if you try chewing! Even the ideal size, it also has holes if you want to mount.
March 15th, 2010 at 3:58 pm
We’ve been feeding a wild cat, which had been rescued as a kitten (not domesticated, unfortunately). It has a beautiful retreat that I was in 2 different sizes of plastic bins filled with hay between them and a flap over the opening to cut off the end. It is approximately 15 hours and I felt bad that she could not be hotter. Now she is grilled with a new mat. When she leaves her meal, I put my hand to see if it’s hot and it really is. She loves him. Well worth the price.