🐱 Cozy and Warm: Discover the K&H Pet Products Thermo-Kitty Heated Cat Bed Review

later. Good bed but you may burn yourself if the filling is not in the middle. My old cat spends all day in it. I noticed that she had a laceration on her stomach (red, a bit wet, right where she had most contact with the heating pad). I looked at the bed and sure enough, all the filling had gone to the edge and the only thing between the heating pad and the cat was a cloth cover. As a vet, I diagnosed the burn from prolonged exposure to a heating pad. My recommendations 1. If you know you will

. Our thermostat is on 55 while we work and sleep. Needless to say, our cat is always looking for warm places in winter, such as . We just received this bed yesterday and she already loves it! The heater is activated by the cat's weight, so before introducing it to it, I put a couple of throw pillows on it for about half an hour to make it instantly warm to the touch. I put her in, she started purring and kneading, and then she curled up and fell asleep. She spent most of today in bed, either…

This summer I've noticed that my kitties are spending a lot of time in the hottest places spend. At home. Are they covered in fur but want to be as warm as possible? This got me thinking, so I googled it. In the wild, cats try to keep warm to save as much energy as possible for the next hunt. Although domestic cats do not rely on hunting for food, they are still genetically programmed to do so. I work from home so both cats are almost always sitting in my chair, especially when the heater is on