K&H Pet Products Heated Extreme Weather Outdoor Kitty Pad, Waterproof Heated Cat Mat, Pet Warmer for Outside Feral Cat Houses, Indoor Outdoor Warming Pet Mat – Small 12.5×18.5in Black 40W
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The K&H Extreme Weather Kitty Heated Pad outdoor heated kitty pad with cover is an essential source of warmth for any cat that spends time outdoors. Its internal thermostat keeps the surface nice and warm even in the coldest of temperatures and includes a free fleece cover. Place in a shed, garage, barn or anywhere your outdoor kitties spend time. It’s made of rugged ABS plastic and an optional free fleece cover can be used for even more feline pleasing comfort. Recommended for indoor and outdoor use. This outdoor heated cat bed has been tested & certified by MET Labs to exceed USA/CA electrical safety standards. Measures 12.5 X 18.5 inches and uses 40 watts.
Product Dimensions : 19 x 13 x 1 inches; 0.01 ounces
Item model number : 100539762
Department : Beds
Date First Available : February 15, 2012
Manufacturer : Central Garden & Pet
ASIN : B07PFYLYW8
Best Sellers Rank: #9,354 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #37 in Cat Beds #309 in Dog Beds & Furniture
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HEATED: Outdoor heated pet mat with free washable fleece is ideal for sheds, garages, barns, or any sheltered area your outdoor cats hang out
AUTOMATIC: Thermostatically controlled cat heating pad automatically warms to the purrfect temperature when in use by your cat
DURABLE: Made of rugged ABS plastic and features a 5½ foot steel wrapped cord, great for cats, dogs, rabbits and most small animals
EFFICIENT: This outdoor heated kitty mat is energy efficient using only 40 watts of power and measures 12.5″ x 18.5″
HOW IT WORKS: This heated bed may NOT feel warm to the touch when your pet is NOT in the bed; it emits a small amount of heat when not in use (pets can sense it), but only warms to max temperature when your pet is using the bed – see “How to Test” image
SAFETY: We don’t just use safety listed parts, we safety certify the entire product. This warming cat mat has been tested & certified by MET Labs and exceeds USA/CA electrical safety standards
BRAND YOU TRUST: Designed by K&H with OVER 20 years of experience in creating safe, innovative, quality products
9 reviews for K&H Pet Products Heated Extreme Weather Outdoor Kitty Pad, Waterproof Heated Cat Mat, Pet Warmer for Outside Feral Cat Houses, Indoor Outdoor Warming Pet Mat – Small 12.5×18.5in Black 40W
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Amazon Customer –
Excellent product!
Works well. This is the 2nd winter using it for my feral kitty. He loves it and it stays cozy warm…not overly hot, but definitely works very well and doesn’t shut off. So happy with this.
swog –
4 Degrees Above Zero – Homeless Cat is Comfy & Warm!
My K & H Cat House is 2 1/2 years old. Many months ago, a very timid, stray cat became “a regular” visitor to my farmer’s porch. I feed and water him (her?) daily and provide bedding and blankets for it to sleep upon. When the forecast called for the first severe Arctic blast to hit, I ordered the K & H Extreme Weather electric Heated Bed w/ free Fleece Cover. I paid for super fast delivery, and even in M.L King’sBirthday, it arrived in less than 48 hours. I tested it out as the instructions say, and it felt warm….not dangerously hot, but soothing. Fine! So I took it out to the porch to put in the car house, but it was about 2″ longer than the cat house. I had to improvise in order to keep it lying flat on bottom of the car house. I folded the back walk, extending the length of the floor. I sealed the (now shorter) rear wall with duct tape to keep draftiness to a minimum. It worked out very well, with my porch being covered, but not fully enclosed. Because this cat is a total scaredy cat who scurried under the porch, even when I approach to feed him…. I keep the front AND rear openings open, with the plastic flaps taped up and open so he won’t feel trapped – ever! I put his canned food inside alobg the corner. Both to keep food from freezing, and to lur him in the house to discover the fact that it is now heated. My fears that he wouldn’t figure it out were unfounded, as the 1st overnight temps were in the mid teens, F , with a biting west wind howling between 20 – 30 m.p.h. giving the wind chill values of 4 above to 5 below zero, F. And when it started to get light out the next morning I was thrilled to find him in his heated sanctuary, where he came out and scurried under the porch so I could remove the empty feed bowl and replace it with breakfast. I leave the dry food out of his house so that there is as much room as possible. The suggestion I have us measure heated flooring / pad or buy the K & H Heated Outdoor House, to avoid my minor mismeasuring mishap. But I already had an unheated version of the house. I live 20 miles north of Boston, as I write this it’s 19 degrees with wind chill value of 5 degrees. The elect. chord is housed inside sturdy metal, so it’s nearly impossible for a critter to chew at it. The free Fleece Cover that comes w/ unit is nice, but attaches with elasticized bands on each corner. I opted to purchase K & H Extreme Weather cover for the unit. It slips on, and zips closed, completely enveloping the unit, which is made from a sturdy plastic. The zipping cover was only 8 or 9 bucks, with no worries that it will come off. The material is soft and breathable and made for this item, as well. I recommend this product, as the little stray has truly been a constant resident during this extremely brutal Arctic cold snap! So happens, a big N’orEaster is in the forecast, and could dump a foot + in my area in the next 48 – 72 hours. Since my porch is exposed, I will get some heavy guage, clear plastic sheeting to protect a large portion of the porch; using a few small nails along the inner area from the roof to below the floor, covering the lattice. This will keep the cat’s sanctuary free from snow, and prevent water from saturating the car house or the electrical aspect of the heated flooring and fleecy covering. Monetarily, these products are reasonably priced. The stray cat isn’t as well off as my 2 house cats, or my 1 indoor / outdoor cat but is FAR BETTER OFF than the countless, helpless animals who are exposed to howling frigid winds and zero degrees Fahrenheit temps. The picture I included was during the first full day, proving how I shouldn’t have worried about whether the stray would figure out what to do!! The light blue sliver of color inside on left is the feed bowl I tucked inside. Like I said, even on this severely cold, cloudy day, the canned wet food stayed moist but totally unfrozen. Even though the unit is completely encased in a very sturdy plastic, I do not put water in there, just to be 100% safe! I am very very happy with the K & H products!
Emanon –
love it
I’ve used this for two winters now and it works perfectly. It is a very hard plastic pad with a thin fleece cover on it, but for outdoor cats, its fine. One of the things I like the most about it is that its only warm when there’s a cat on the pad. When the cat isn’t on it, there is a very slight warmth (like room temp), so its not ice cold, but when the cat lays on it, it heats up. Great for saving electricity. The first year I used it, it was in a custom built shelter in my unheated garage. The cat that was using it spent many nights in the box with no complaints. Halfway through the winter she transitioned to an indoor/outdoor cat and ended up spending several nights in the garage when she didn’t come home before I went to bed. Now she’s fat and lazy and only catches the mice that make it in the house. However, two new strays have moved into my pole barn, so I moved the pad into one of the houses I have out there. The pad is a little small for the house, but still works fine, and one of the cats has started spending all night in the house. The fact that its plastic with an easily removable cover is a plus since one of the male cats sprayed inside the house. All I had to do was wipe down the plastic pad, and wash the cover and it was good to go. I don’t think this is a good hot pad for indoor cats because they’re used to softer things, but the outdoor cats seem to appreciate it when the temps are in the negative numbers and there’s two feet of snow on the ground.
K. Scott –
Impressed!
Brilliant. I bought this for the kitten that adopted us after our neighbors moved out and abandon him. (We can’t make him an indoor cat as we rent and it’s not permitted.) However, I was terribly worried about him in the cold and rainy season.This is perfect, he loves it, and I’ve added a Petnation by Firstrax Port-A-Crate E2 Indoor/Outdoor Pet Home, 20 Inches, not exactly that model but close enough., Set it on top of this HARD surface pad, and put the heating pad cover in the bottom of the crate. Such a happy cat, the cat I was so worried about under the neighbors flea ridden deck (now empty), now runs to his little heated hide away on our covered patio no matter what. As a first time cat parent.. this made me really happy! I know he’s safe, he stays warm and dry and out of the wind!My only caveat about this product is that it had zero flexibility, but that’s workable, it is hard plastic, so I also have it sitting on a towel, and it’s not a grounded connector in the outlet. For an outdoor product, I would have expected a three prong grounded interface. But, it’s working great, we’ve had it for a month and I expect we’ll have it for a long time to come.Update 14May2011: Pad still working great, and this winter I removed the towels and found an old down jacket that I put the heating pad in and the carrier on top, zipped it up and stuffed the arms of the jacket inside around the carrier for extra warmth. A very snug little kitty hut with no wind and lots of warmth, on cold days you could put your hands in there right after he came out and it was considerably warmer than outside.
Robin –
As above, the extreme weather one, used 10 months of the year 24-7 on a cold floor under a thick cushion of pet bed. It has not been used outside.Cheaper than normal heated beds because of the longevity (has outlasted 3).It is also better at warming the whole bed not just one area of the cushion and a floor like concrete doesn’t steal the heat. I got this one specifically because it could be left on all the time unattended indoors, it’s over engineered for this purpose but I figured that was the safest. It’s a board of hard plastic so no worries about wires breaking inside foam or fabric and burning. It feels warm to touch all the time, like putting cold feet on a warm person. Was ordering one for a second pet and am amazed this one is from 8 yrs ago
Denise –
NO ENGLISH PLUG
Kristin Kivari –
We built an insulated cat shelter for our feral rescue. This heated cat pad keeps the interior of the shelter warm and cozy. I check on it often, very impressed with the consistent temperature!The pad came with a sherpa pad that attaches with elastic on the corners. It is white, so you may want to opt for the cover if you want to keep it from getting too dirty. A thin blanket overtop would probably do the same job though.
Janine Stewart –
This comes with a US plug and is specifically only compatible with 110V (Aus is 240V), – not dual power, so a simple plug adapter isn’t sufficient. I need to arrange a step down transformer etc to get this to work. I bought from amazon.com.au so I would have expected items listed to be compatible with Aus power, or make it VERY clear that a step down transformer is required for it to work. I haven’t had the chance to test the actual product due to messing around trying to get a transformer. Sigh.
Jules-Pierre Malartre –
I use a lot of K&H products, both for my own cats and for the strays in my neighborhood that I take care of. I used heated cat beds inside. My cat Max passed away from cancer this Summer, and the K&H heated beds I got for her were a source of great comfort while she was going thru chemo. Outside, I use heated cat shelters for the strays. I placed the shelters in my shed where strays can go to rest, sleep and be safe, protected from dogs by my fenced yard. This pad I bought to put into a wooden cat shelter (made by another supplier) that I installed on my deck. Since this shelter is actually outside, I was looking for the best possible heated pad for our extreme Quebec winters. The description of this heated pad said “extremee weather” and upon opening the box, I knew I had purchased the right pad. It’s rigid, instead of being pliable, and after testing it before installing it, I know it will help keep some strays warm this Fall and Winter. The duvet cover is really soft and comfy. All in all, a great product, and I am grateful that K&H sells heating pad separately that can fit many different cat shelters.