SmartPetLove 12 Pack Heat Packs Pets Review

It takes about 30 minutes to warm up. They don't quite last 24 hours, or at least the batch I received didn't last. Pretty expensive for what they are. I bought them because I thought they might work at an outdoor wild cat shelter this winter. I know that's not what they were made for, and I took the risk. In the cold, they don't get warm at all outside, but it gets nice and warm inside. As long as puppies and kittens are comfortable I am sure they are perfect for their intended use.

These warmers provide just the right amount of warmth to make your pup feel like a littermate. They last 24 hours after opening, but if you're only going to use them for 8 hours and don't want to waste them, just put them in a good ziplock plastic bag and deflate the bag. Then, when your pup needs it again, simply place the heat pack back into the SmartPetLove pup, turn the heart back on, and be ready to comfort your pup or adult dog if they're using it for anxiety. Etc.

This is what originally came with a drop-in puppy heart rate sensor. It warms him to the ideal temperature, not hot, not cold. It's been almost two months since our baby moved in with us and I still put a stuffed puppy in the cage with him every night with a warm pouch. I also use a heating pad pup to keep Baloo (our pup) warm when I take him in a carrier to keep him warm (he is a french bulldog and gets cold just looking at the snow :) It's also extremely easy to use and offers something warm…

I have a colony of feral cats in the Staten Island wilderness. There are no architectural fences nearby, no access to electricity, my cats are all technically retired this year. And it was the winter of the polar vortex. Although they have warm, straw filled shelters, are healthy, winter weight and have thicker fur, I wanted to provide them with an external heat source to raise their body temperature on particularly rough nights, so I bought Pet Love filled heat packs to put over my stockings…