K&H Pet Products Thermo-Kitty Bed Heated Cat Bed Large 20 Inches Sage/Tan

Details: K&H Pet Products Thermo-Kitty Bed Heated Cat Bed Large 20 Inches Sage/Tan

Brand: K&H Pet Products

The K&H Thermo-Kitty Beds include an internal dual thermostat, 4 watt heating unit buried within its thick premium polyfil pillow base. The internal thermostat warms the surface of this heated cat bed to about 10-15 degrees above ambient air temperature when not in use. When not in use the bed may not feel warm to your touch, but your pet can sense the heat coming from the bed. Once your pet lies in the bed it warms to your pet’s normal body temperature to keep them cozy warm. The heater is removable and the cover is machine washable. Available in multiple sizes and colors. Indoor household use only, MET Safety Listed, one year warranty. TIP: To test your K&H Thermo-Kitty Bed simply place a pillow or book in the center of the bed. After 15 minutes feel the surface of the bed, it will be warm, not hot. Remember, the surface of this heated pet bed will not feel warm to the touch until your pet is in the bed.

Advantages

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SECURITY: This indoor heated cat bed features 6 inch tall soft foam walls for your cat’s comfort, making them feel secure while the bed hugs your kitty
AUTOMATIC: Electric heated cat bed is thermostatically controlled to automatically warm to your cat’s normal body temperature only when your kitty is in the heated pet bed
ENERGY EFFICIENT: Heated cat cup is low wattage and extremely energy efficient; the thermostatically controlled 4 watt heater is removable for use in all seasons
MACHINE WASHABLE: K&H Thermo-Kitty Beds feature a removable cover for easy wash and care
SAFETY: K&H doesn’t just use safety listed parts, we safety certify the entire product. This heated cat bed has been tested & certified by MET Labs and exceeds USA/CA electrical safety standards

Notice

Is an online purchase
Delivery may be delayed in some areas.

Buyer guide for Cat Beds

A comfortable cat bed is essential for your pets well-being. Here are some factors to consider:

Size

Ensure the bed is large enough for your cat to stretch out.
Consider the space available in your home for the bed.

Material

Look for materials that are soft and cozy.
Ensure the fabric is durable and easy to clean.

Design

Choose a design that suits your cats preferences (e.g., enclosed beds for privacy).
Consider beds with additional features like removable cushions.

Washability

Opt for beds with removable, washable covers.
Ensure the bed can be washed frequently without damage.

Support

Look for beds with adequate padding to support your cats joints.
Consider orthopedic options for older cats or those with joint issues.

Things to Consider for a Cat Beds

Safety

Ensure the bed does not have any small parts or loose threads that could pose a choking hazard.
Look for beds with sturdy construction to prevent collapse or tipping.

Personalization

Some beds can be personalized with your cats name or custom designs.
Consider adding a personal touch to make the bed unique for your cat.

Indoor vs. Outdoor Use

Determine if the bed will be used indoors, outdoors, or both.
Look for weather-resistant materials if the bed will be placed outside.

Comfort Accessories

Consider adding extra accessories such as blankets or pillows for added comfort.
Look for beds that come with built-in accessories or have space to add your own.

Maintenance

Choose a bed that is easy to maintain and keep clean.
Look for materials that resist odors and stains.

How to maintain Cat Beds

To maintain your cats bed in pristine condition, follow these professional tips.

Cleaning Schedule

Establish a regular cleaning schedule to keep the bed hygienic.
Vacuum the bed weekly and wash the cover bi-weekly.
For beds used by multiple cats, increase the cleaning frequency.

Washing Techniques

Use a gentle detergent and cold water for washing the bed cover.
Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners that can leave residues.
Hand wash delicate materials and air dry to prevent damage.

Drying Methods

Air dry the bed cover to maintain its shape and texture.
If using a dryer, select a low heat setting and avoid over-drying.
Ensure the bed is completely dry before use to prevent mold and mildew.

Fur and Dander Control

Brush your cat regularly to minimize fur buildup on the bed.
Use a lint roller or vacuum to remove fur from the bed surface.
Consider using a bed with a removable, washable cover for easier cleaning.

Monitoring Wear and Tear

Regularly inspect the bed for signs of wear, such as frayed edges or flattened padding.
Repair minor damages promptly to extend the beds lifespan.
Replace the bed if it becomes too worn or uncomfortable for your cat.