SnuggleSafe’s Heating Pad for Pets Keeps Fur Kids Warm and Cozy This

Published A Few Days Ago
ADVERTISEMENT

The temperatures are reaching all time lows and it makes us want to crawl under the covers. If you’re looking to keep your pet toasty, pop SnuggleSafe’s Heating Pad for Pets in the microwave and sleep tight!

Perfect for the home, the car, the cottage or camping, the SnuggleSafe heating pad for pets ensures your little guy continues to remain warm and cozy long after temperatures drop. Best of all, you don’t have to fumble with cords and wires or look for an electrical outlet – just pop it in any microwave oven for a few minutes and your pet will be enjoying a comfy warm bed for up to 10 hours.

The compact SnuggleSafe heat pad is designed to pack easily for travel and is made from a non-toxic thermapol compound that ensures its safe for the most robust chewer. The pad’s plush, paw-print cover creates a soft, cushioned buffer between your pet and the actual heating core so you never need to worry about burns or injury.

Related:How to Keep Senior Dogs Comfortable This Winter

What makes this pet bed warmer so versatile is it’s 11-inch design – about the size of a regular dinner plate – that fits into most microwave ovens, heats quickly and can then be tucked neatly under your pet’s favorite blanket or bed to keep him snug and comfy for hours.

This super efficient and long-lasting heat source is perfect for the overnight comfort of pets in cooler climates, for older dogs who struggle with the cold and for smaller or short-haired breeds who need a little extra protection from the chill. Within 3 hours of activation the SnuggleSafe heating pad will stabilize at a comfortable 120 degrees Fahrenheit where it will remain for another five hours, gently warming your pet’s bedding and blankets before beginning to slowly lose heat over the next couple of hours.

Want to warm up the relationship with your pet? The SnuggleSafe heat pad is available at Amazon and comes in a variety of sizes, so pets of all sizes can keep warm all winter long!

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

You May Like

Review: KRUUSE BUSTER ActivityMat

A dog toy that''s rewarding and fun! The KRUUSE BUSTER ActivityMat serves up plenty of brain busters and teasers that will keep your dog guessing.

Belgian Shepherd

Also known as the Belgian Sheepdog, the Belgian Shepherd is a beautiful, long-coated breed that comes in a variety of colors.

Griffon Nivernais

The Griffon Nivernais is just as talented in tracking down small game as he is coursing larger game. This breed was developed as a scenthound in France.

Rock Parrot

With a bit of an effort put into their care and plenty of love, a Rock Parrot will be a great and rewarding pet bird for singles and families alike.

Get Stoked to Go Skateboarding With Your Dog

Are you a poser or a real sk8er boi or grrl? If you''re the real deal, we''ve put together a few tips on how to skateboard safely with your dog.

Mini Beef Balls Dog Treat Recipe

There are treats, and then there are special treats. And this Mini Beef Balls Dog Treat Recipe fits the latter category. With just a few ingredients, these B…

Lurcher

Technically, the Lurcher is a cross between a sighthound and any non-sighthound breed. These dogs are intelligent and hardy, ideal for hunting purposes.

Tall Tails Builds Self-Esteem and Courage With New Dog Toys

There are toys, toys and more toys at Superzoo! Tall Tails launches its new lines, including new designs to the Natural Toy Collection.

Angelfish

Angelfish are one of the most popular species of freshwater fish in the aquarium hobby. They are characterized by their vertically compressed bodies.

Pros and Cons of Having a Dog at College

Is it a good idea to get a dog while you''re at college? Before you decide, be sure to go over all the pro and cons to keeping a pooch while in school.

Cairnoodle

The Cairnoodle is a cross between a purebred Cairn Terrier and Poodle. This breed is easy to train, as it is willing to please, and loves to amuse people.

Californian Rabbit

Californian Rabbit Breed History/Origin The Californian Rabbit breed was developed in the 1923 by George West of California. His plan was to develop a breed…

Foodle

The spirited little Foodle brings the smarts of the fun-loving Miniature Poodle together with the alert and feisty nature of the Toy Fox Terrier.

Adoptable Dog Of The Week – Anny

Meet Anny, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Anny is a senior Brittany from Jackson, MS. She is housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with dogs, a…

Product Review: Gen7Pets Cool-Air Cot

Lounging ain''t easy... but someone''s got to do it. And for pooches who chill full-time, you''ve got to get your dog the Gen7Pets Cool-Air Cot.