NICREW Pet Heating Pad, Temperature Adjustable Dog Cat Heating Pad with Auto Shut Off Timer, Indoor Pet Heated Bed Mat for Cats and Dogs, MET Safety Listed, 17.7 x 15.7 Inches, 55W (max)

Ive had this a couple months now and it works great. My sphynx loves it would likely go into depression if something happened to it!

My house is on a crawlspace, so when it gets cold outside the floors really get cold. My cats fine refuge on this nice warm spot.

So far so good the cat enjoys it soft and warm

These are my favorite pet warming pads. I house multiple neighborhood strays and these warmers are super convenient. I have 2 so far. But these are my favorite because of the timers. In the evenings, I come home from work and feed the cats and set the timers for the most heat, for 24 hours, then depending on the weather I can do it again the next night. Temps have 5 or 6 different options, and heat timers have settings from 2 to 24 hours. Love these!

Felt bad for my cat on cold days so I picked this up and put it in her bed and she loves it. It doesnt get super warm so I dont have to worry about the heat, just warm enough that when she lays in it it shes noticeably warmer on the side shes laying on. Super easy to clean with the removable cover.

I’ve been needing a pad that could keep my sister cat warm since she loves getting on the laptops. The instructions say it’ll warm up within 30-40 minutes but it warmed up less than that which I loved. Will definitely buy another one!!

Miss Lily is warm and cozy. Works great.

Got this as a comfort for my 18 year old cat who is struggling with the cooler months in New England. It provides a nice passive warmth and he loves it! I was a little concerned with it being on constantly but the build quality seems very solid and the temp constant. Although it’s not UL listed, it is listed with the European agency that performs equivalent safety assessments. I actually went so far as to contact them to verify the certification matched the product and it all checked out. Very happy with the product.

I keep my house pretty cool and my cat refuses to sleep in bed, preferring to stay downstairs where its the coldest. At first, I was skeptical that my cat would use this. The pad is sort of hard with a thin cloth covering. But after a couple days, he started using it. I recommend turning it on an hour before its needed to let it warm up. Also start with the default lower temps first and work your way up. If you set it to high and its too hot, your pet may decide to avoid it altogether. Ive found that when its above freezing and like 65 degrees downstairs that the 4th level is good. Otherwise, I leave it in the default 3rd level.

My 17 year old cat is now devoted to the heating pad. It does not seem overly warm to me, but she likes it just fine.