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Size: Large (25 x 36 in)
Style: Retail Box
Features
- OUTDOOR WARMTH: Outdoor heated dog bed with soft orthopedic foam base and includes free soft washable fleece cover
- KEEP PET COMFY: Thermostatically controlled to automatically respond to temperature changes to warm to your pet's normal body temperature
- FLEXIBLE FOR ANY SPACE: Ideal for sheds, garages, barns, or any sheltered area your outdoor pets hang out
- SAFE EFFICIENCY: This 25" x 36" heated dog pad features a 5-12 feet steel wrapped cord and uses only 60 watts of power, great for multiple cats too
- SAFETY: Outdoor heated dog bed has been tested & certified by MET Labs and exceeds USA/CA electrical safety standards; K&H doesn't just use safety listed parts, we safety certify the entire product - For indoor/outdoor use with 110/120 volt electrical current only
- BRAND YOU TRUST: Designed & patented by K&H with OVER 20 years of experience in creating safe, innovative, quality products for pets
Description
K&H Pet Products Lectro-Soft Outdoor Heated Bed - The first soft, outdoor heated bed on the market! Extremely low wattage. This outdoor heated dog bed/outdoor heated cat bed is perfect for the doghouse, cat house, basement, garage, barn, shed, porch or any outdoor dog or cat shelter. This soft, orthopedic bed provides comfortable warmth even in sub-zero weather. It uses an internal thermostat to keep the temperature at a desirable 102 when the pet lies upon the heated pad; and will remain 10-15 degrees above ambient air temperature when your pet is not on the bed. Soft PVC protects from water and a free removable, washable cover is included for easy care. The K&H Lectro- Soft Outdoor Heated Dog & Cat Beds are recommended for Indoor or outdoor use. This heated dog mat/heated cat mat has been tested & certified by MET Labs to exceed USA/CA electrical safety standards. One-year limited warranty. Note: This is a soft bed that is NOT recommended for destructive dogs. SIZES: Small – 14” x 18” 20W; Medium – 19” x 24” 40W; Large – 25” x 36” 60W
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 25 x 36 x 1.5 inches; 4.66 Pounds
Item model number : 1090
Department : Unisex-Adult
Date First Available : July 15, 2004
Manufacturer : Central Garden & Pet
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Size: Large (25 x 36 in)
Style: Recyclable Box
We are a feline shelter. For years, we purchased K& H heated beds for our cats. The newer beds are very thin and the covers don't fit them because of this. The older beds were fluffy, and the shelter cats loved sleeping on them. Now, we have the new and the old beds, and the cats always prefer the older beds because they are more comfortable. We are looking at other companies for shelter beds. Why do manufactures always have to cheapen their products? We no longer recommend K & H heated beds.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019 by CoFCC, Inc.
Size: Small (14 x 18 in)
Style: Retail Box
Contrary to other reviews and questions this is not pressure sensitive and draws power whenever it is plugged in. I monitored the pad with lab grade remote thermometer and CCTV as my feral cat came and went in my barn. Even after many hours the temperature of the unit never exceeded 81 degrees and was usually around 79. It made no difference if the cat was on it or not. The ambient temperature varied from 45 to 25. It was wrapped in an old sweatshirt and was inside a single layer cardboard box placed on a shelf made of 3/4" plywood. I will add insulation below the pad and test some more. Then I'll update this review. Some thoughts: 1. Even if the pad runs 24/7 the most it costs me about $1.25 / month in electricity. I enjoy a .low rate of $0.085/KwH rate. YMMV It is likely less than this because it is thermostatically controlled. 2. 80 degrees is not 102 but it is still a warm bed for a feral cat. 3. Since the temperature appears consistent at between 78 and 80 the thermostat is working 4. I'm adding a thermostatically controlled socket ($14 on Amazon) to turn off the unit when above about 40 degrees. 5. My information regarding not being pressure sensitive is directly from the manufacturer I'm generally pleased with the pad but dislike when sellers try to imply things do something they do not. It makes no difference if there is a pet on it or not. Just be honest.leave off the bogus 102 degree statement.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016 by Phrede Phrede
Size: Small (14 x 18 in)
Style: Retail Box
If you're wavering, just pull the trigger and get it. Background: I've been trying to tame a feral for over a year now. I finally have her comfortably eating and sleeping on the back deck, and in a major breakthrough she began letting me pet her about a month ago. But we're still not on picking-up terms, and she thinks the house harbors cat-eating monsters. Last year I got her a Kitty Tube shelter, but she wouldn't go near it and survived the brutal NE winter sleeping in leaf piles, judging by her fur. Every time I saw her bounding through snowdrifts higher than her head my heart cracked a little. This year I resolved to get her into the darn shelter. I started by placing her favorite blankie (the "Mysterious Purr Pad") into just the flipped lid on the deck. No problem. Then I moved the pad into the body of the kitty tube, with the lid off so she could see the sky and not feel trapped. After a while, she adjusted. But when I put the shelter's lid on, she took off for parts unknown again. I decided to try a heated pad in a last ditch effort, and settled on the small sized Lectro-Soft because it was reasonably priced and would easily fit into the 22" diameter (round) Kitty Tube. I started with the Lectro-Soft underneath the Purr Pad in the top-free shelter again. She took one step on it, settled down, and barely budged for 48 hours. Impressive. The moment of truth loomed when I saw rain in today's forecast. The shelter top went on just as the first drops hit after breakfast. She poked her nose through the entrance, pondered her options and lit out for the territories. Rats. But wait! I went down a few hours later, and there, between the raindrops, glimpsed a furry ear inside the shelter. She peered out at me through the downpour like, "Yeah? You were saying?" I'm now feeling much more sanguine about the winter. PRACTICAL DETAILS: the many heated pad options may be confusing (I was confused!) This one is more flexible than the rigid "Extreme" or "Original" versions, but it has a tough vinyl coating with a removable soft cover, and seems plenty durable. The 14" x 18" pad initially looks small, but cats hunker down or curl up in ways that compact their bodies. The only caveat is the size of the plug head, which didn't fit through the cord hole in the Kitty Tube (the pad the Kitty Tube folks manufacture - at twice the price - has a segmented cord that threads through the small opening.) I just ran the cord through the door of the shelter instead. I'm attaching photos so you can see the set up. (First = Lectro Soft inside the Kitty Tube with the roof off; second = power cord coming through the KT opening.) Bottom line? This thing makes cats happy, which makes us happy. Get it. EDIT: I discovered the Lectro-Soft's one weakness: if anyone pees on it, it's hard to get the urine smell out of the soft vinyl cover. I discovered this when another (male) stray tried to move in on my girl cat's territory. I ended up buying the "original" pad, which is rigid plastic and doesn't retain odors, for my girl feral. The new male inherited the lectro-soft he'd peed on. Now they're both warm & happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2015 by CAS CAS
Size: Small (14 x 18 in)
Style: Retail Box
Very pleased with this pad so far and think it will be the perfect solution for our 13 yr. old skinny "barn cat" who refuses to come indoors no matter how cold it gets. I added an inexpensive AcuRite indoor/outdoor remote thermometer/humidity sensor so I can keep an eye on the temperature from inside my house and know if it is working or not. In the attached photo, you'll see the sensor sitting on top of the pad. The sensor is kept below the pad. Prior to using this pad, we used straw to further warm and insulate the cat in the Kitty Tube. Straw is the ideal material to use for outdoor animals as it does not absorb moisture like fabrics do. I'm using the fleece that came with the pad for now, but will have to keep an eye on it to make sure it does not get moist. I don't know if the warmth of the pad will be enough to keep it from doing so. I may have to go back to the straw. I'm attaching photos so others can see the setup in case they have outdoor cats who need something like this. We keep the entrance to the Kitty Tube facing our house to minimize wind/water intrusion and the green container on top is a covered "feeding station".
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2017 by Honest Reviewer Honest Reviewer
Size: Large (25 x 36 in)
Style: Retail Box
Bought this pad in size large for our outside dogs last year. Used all winter last year (cane corso) inside their large dog house and had happy, warm pups. Unplugged for the summer and left in the dog house. Went out this morning and hauled it inside to see if it still worked...YUP! Back out to the dog house it went and they’re already sitting on the preheated pad (from testing inside). I’m so pleased with this pad, it’s held up perfectly to 3 dogs that have pretty much torn everything apart we give them (blankets/beds). I feel so much better when our tempatures drop into the teens knowing our pups have this to help maintain body heat. Will purchase again when this one dies...so far 2 years going strong! Side note, it’s warm all the time, not pressure regulated BUT, it hasn’t increased our electric bill by more than $3/monthly and offers our pups a warm oasis anytime they need it during the winter. Thanks for a stellar product!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2017 by SLL95338