Pet Heating Pad for Cats Dogs, Pet Heat Pad 90x60CM Waterproof Electric Heating Mat with Timer, Indoor Safety Heated Pad Mat Bed Temperature Adjustable Warming Mat with 210CM Chew Resistant Steel Cord

It’s really easy to clean and very comfortable for the mum and pups. It heats up only where they are lying and if they move over it takes no time at all to heat that spot.

Day 1, gently placed cat on very thin duvet on top of pad. Cat appreciated warmth and settled (I didn't try to force the issue, she had to believe it was her idea). I don't think I've ever seen her stretch out so much. She curls up in a ball when she's cold, so she was clearly super warm.Day 2, she won't go near it.No idea what happened. Was it too warm (top setting), did she fall asleep on it and wake up too hot? Did she try to claw it - not that that should have an adverse effect, surely? Is there some electromagnetic interference she's not appreciating (if so, why was she so keen on day 1?)I've tried putting it beneath more layers of duvet - but she's not fooled.I've tried putting it under the sofa cushion, but at over 4 inches thick, the heat never reaches the top of it (although it's not as icy cold as the other cushions).This is all so I can save myself the £100 monthly gas bill - this is what happens when I leave my central heating on all day for the cat.I bought a different one previously that's supposed to heat up only when a pet is on it, but of course she wouldn't go on it so I couldn't tell if it was working or not.This one definitely works. Heating levels make a difference (tried 3 and 6).Plugged it into a device to measure the amount of electricity, it seems to be 60W on 5 and 6 and nothing on lower, but that might be because it's already at level 6 temperature. So I suppose it uses (up to) the same as an "old fashioned" 60W light bulb?I've managed to fool her by putting it on the cold tile floor, with the thin rug over that and a yoga mat on top of that. She's currently on top of the yoga mat in the cat mat spot. So far so good! Her tail is stretched out across the cat mat, but the rest of her is fairly balled up. Perhaps once the surrounding area heats up (and remains heated 24/7) it'll be even warmer in that spot.[*** Edit - one month later. ***]Just answered someone's question, so thought I'd pop back on.I've promoted the mat - it's now on top of the rug / below the yoga mat - and she goes on it happily. I've had to set it to level 4 though, as after an hour or more (not sure how long, it happens overnight) I get ERR on levels 5 and 6. Surely it should just cut out and cool down rather than ERR if it gets too warm? I'd prefer to be able to use all levels. Hopefully the heating bill will be reduced from this month, since I'm able to switch the heating off when I go to work now :) I'm guessing that the reduction in my gas bill in just one month might be enough to cover the cost of the mat![*** Edit - 6 weeks later. ***]Started getting ERR on level 4 after about a week. Dropped to level 3, now getting ERR on that too. It's back up to level 6 at the moment and it's doing the circling thing, which I assumes means working its way up to the correct temperature. When that ERR I'll probably try dropping back to level 3, but if I keep getting ERR on level 3 I'll have to send it back, it's no good forgetting about it because the weather's getting better - I did that with the last mat (from elsewhere). I'll contact them and ask about why it's doing it and update here.

Not convinced on the heat claims but Nice big size if big litter to the point where it was to big for me but then I should have gotten the right size

I bought this because it seemed safe for my house and pets. The last thing you want is a safety hazard which can cause a fire. Doesn’t go as hot as I thought but then again, it is warm enough as too warm would be to much I guess, I use this for one of my two cats, she has rheumatism. I think she suffered an injury and has been limping ever since. They’re not different to us humans so it is this, a lot of mackerel as well so she gets her omega three for her joints.My only complaint so far is the comfort. I would have preferred a nice fury blanket rather than a basic and quite slippery surface. My solution was to use it with a blanket on top. I’ve also got a blanket with aluminium inside which deflects the heat on her other bed if you want a cheaper and. Ore practical option than an electric blanket. These electric blankets omit EMC which can be harmful in the long run but I am not too concerned about that to be honest. If your vat suffers rheumatism and a lot of them do, it is medication, a lot of omega 3 and an electric blanket.

As my cat got older and a bit skinner (was nearly 21) he really felt the cold and would visibly cuddle into you whenever he could. This was lovely but we couldn't always be with him 24/7 so I was worried he would be chilly in Winter. I was happy that we had this item to support his comfort in his last few months - I had it on permanently and he loved his little warm corner.Its really well made and works a treat. He has gone now bless him but I know he would be giving it 5 stars too :)

The product used to work quite well, but after a few months it just stops working. I put it on, and it will turn off randomly - the heat has little to do with when it shuts itself off.EDIT: The product has started to work again somewhat, but with some consistency issues.My cat absolutely ADORES it.

It fits my dog perfectly. He loves it. He is elderly and needs the heat to relax and soothe his arthritis. We are only on heat 3 at the moment and he luxuriates in it. Higher levels still to try.

keeps cats w especially in winter monthsarm and is very soft and comfortable i only have it on 2nd setting and she keeps warm on it