K&H Pet Products Extreme Weather Kitty Pad & Fleece Cover

I bought this for our 15 year old cat that recently had a splenectomy and has lymphoma. He likes to go out on our patio, and I thought it would be nice for him to have a warm pad to lay on rather than the cold ground. We haven't really used it outside yet, but we keep it plugged in indoors, and he was spending most of his time on it. It is very hard, though, and the fleece cover is ridiculously cheap. I wanted something softer for him, since he is older and sick, so I bought a larger size heated pad (also by K&H) which can be inflated a little. He spends most of his time on it, where he can look outside at birds while being warm and cozy. He even waits for me to bring his food to him there I bought this for our 15 year old cat that recently had a splenectomy and has lymphoma. He likes to go out on our patio, and I thought it would be nice for him to have a warm pad to lay on rather than the cold ground. We haven't really used it outside yet, but we keep it plugged in indoors, and he was spending most of his time on it. It is very hard, though, and the fleece cover is ridiculously cheap. I wanted something softer for him, since he is older and sick, so I bought a larger size heated pad (also by K&H) which can be inflated a little. He spends most of his time on it, where he can look outside at birds while being warm and cozy. He even waits for me to bring his food to him there! Spoiled? Maybe, but who doesn't spoil their pets? … more

I purchased this bed recently for my outside cat because we had freezing temperatures. I read other rave reviews about it and thought I would give it a try. Best money I ever spent!!!! And that is not an exaggeration!!! She laid on it right away and has been sleeping on it every night for the past three weeks.

this is a replacement for a heated bed that the cats love. all are house cats.

We live in Michigan and the first year we had this it got down to -20 Fahrenheit at night. This was used inside of a styrofoam box cooler lined with refletix insulation and straw. One of our ferals who was disabled was ousted from the colony and the insulated outdoor shelters that all the cats slept in. We were worried she would freeze without the body heat of the other cats. She ended up having the warmest bed in the whole place and was kept warm and safe until her passing last year. We now use the heating pad as a nap spot in our garage where the cats can take turns watching birds while they stay warm. This is durable and keeps a consistent temperature. We never unplug it. It is only unplugged We live in Michigan and the first year we had this it got down to -20 Fahrenheit at night. This was used inside of a styrofoam box cooler lined with refletix insulation and straw. One of our ferals who was disabled was ousted from the colony and the insulated outdoor shelters that all the cats slept in. We were worried she would freeze without the body heat of the other cats. She ended up having the warmest bed in the whole place and was kept warm and safe until her passing last year. We now use the heating pad as a nap spot in our garage where the cats can take turns watching birds while they stay warm. This is durable and keeps a consistent temperature. We never unplug it. It is only unplugged in the summer and has stayed working perfectly for months straight going on 2 1/2 years now. It’s a wise investment for any outdoor animal. … more

I ordered these pads 3 years ago when I was adopted by a calico stray cat and her two kittens that now live in my un insulated garage at night. One of the pads came with the heated K&H insulated house but my cats refuse to use it that way, however as soon as I put the pad by itself on the floor, they were glued to it. I don’t like that it’s so hard and the fleece cover super thing but the kitties don’t seem to mind at all and that’s what matters.

The stray that has adopted me loves this. It's not too warm, but seems just warm enough to keep her stuck to it all night and during cold days. And if it gets warmer, it's not so hot that she doesn't like it.

I have many of these heated beds for my outside cats. We have many shelters with these beds inside. My first one was difficult to get it fluffed up. You must have the valve fully open. Then I pull apart the front cover from the back cover and when you do this it pulls in air from the valve. Once you get enough air inside the chamber close the value and you pet has a nice comfy heated bed.

We have an somewhat feral outdoor cat who spends the winters outdoors in an insulated house and bed. We purchased this pad to keep him extra warm in his house. Our temps rarely go below 30°F, but we still find this necessary for his warmth and comfort. He is very comfortable. My only qualm with it is it does need a longer power cord.

This pad is highly coveted by my indoor cats. But it is strong enough for my outside cat friends. I've tried using inside hot pads for outside and they fail because they aren't meant for outside low temps. This will give your outside cats a great option.

I have two outdoor cats and they love the option of sitting on the extreme weather kitty pad. It regularly gets below freezing where I live at night and this keeps my cats warm. I have it in an enclosed area and a cat bed on one half of the pad. Two cats squish into one cat bed so they can be on the warm pad! Best purchase!