Pet Heating Pad by Snuggle Safe, Pet Microwaveable Heat Pad, Safe Pet Bed Warmer | 3 Pack

My three barn cats just love them. I place one in each house every night in the winter. Its so warm for them all night, yes they are STILL warm 12 hours later!

I have bought this product several times before from another supplier that was out of stock. These do not get as hot nor stay hot as long as they used to and they were more money.

We have 2 feral cats that live in a utility shed with an attached enclosure. We have a pet house for each and place the SnuggleSafe pads between 2 soft pet mats inside each house. The pads are rotated day and night, so they always have a warm place to go. We didnt want to use electric heating mats and were so grateful when we found this solution for helping the kitties stay warm.

Great in the snow country when we go skiing!

This product is a god send and help my older dachshund stay nice and warm in the car while Im out and about running errands. I have a set of these that are about seven years old and still work, but I wanted to make sure to have extra backups down the road. I live in Alaska so I usually heat one up in the morning and heat a second one for later in the day. One would last all day most places but not where I live. Ive also use these one to keep warm when watching hockey.

We use these at my veterinary clinic. So far the puppies have not chewed them up. And with 10 min in the microwave they stay warm all day, 7 hours,.

These microwave heat pads are wonderful for my outside pets. Five minutes in the microwave and each stone stays warm for 8-10 hours. The stone is safely warm, not hot. This product was exactly what I ordered and was delivered exactly when promised. Great shopping experience.

Easy to use, just follow the directions provided on the package. Best of all, it can be easily cleaned when needed.

I use these for underage kittens and puppies who cant regulate their body temperature, convalescing animals, and even me. Perfect for a football game, too. The disks are hard, but safe.The fleece cover is just ok- I still usually tuck the disk under a blanket. SnuggleSafes are often hard to find. So when the animal rescue said they needed some way to keep animals warm after spay surgery, I picked up a couple of packs. I kept two, and gave them the rest. They can literally be a lifesaver.

I have a hedgehog, so this product was recommended since hedgehogs are very sensitive to the cold in the winter and I did not want to use a plug-in heated blanket (they need a temperature of at least 70*F to be comfortable/happy, and even though they can handle in the high 60s they do tend to start getting sluggish). Kozmo (my hedgehog) loves this thing, and it works great. If you need to go on short trips in cold weather you could microwave this for a few minutes, with it staying plenty warm wrapped in an old pillowcase with blankets on top for the hedgehog to hide/snuggle under. Since hedgehogs will often urinate even in their sleep areas, this product is great since it is very easy to clean between microwaving with a wet paper towel or water and a little soap. The only reason this amazing product did not get 5 stars is because, at least for hedgehogs, you will need to buy two of the snugglesafe heat pads to use in cold weather. This is because frequent changes in temperature can really throw off the hedgehog and they may start acting a little crazy, as well as their sense of time being thrown off. Therefor it is best to have two so one can be heated to last through the night and the other for during the day. *****It is also important for hedgehog owners to remember that even when the weather starts getting warmer, it still might be to cold for hedgehogs since the household heaters will not turn on as often. I found this out the hard way- one day Kozmo tried walking, tripping and stumbling, eyes half closed, with his whole body shaking violently and he ignored his favorite treats or tried very weakly to gum them... I of course freaked out, called vets (it was late at night so most were closed), heated up his SnuggleSafe to put in a carry box with him and rushed over to the vet, really thinking he was horribly sick or dying. Of course, after getting there and sitting in the waiting room for an hour or so, he pops his head out of the box looking for treats- perfectly happy and back to normal thanks to the SnuggleSafe having warmed him up again. So if you see this type of scary behavior, try warming up your hedgie before assuming it suddenly has wobbly hedgehog syndrome, or other such things. Also, if your hedgehog does not come out to eat around his regular time, perhaps several hours late, it might actually be too cold to move- lift up its blankets to see and if its shivering/shaking or in a very, very tight ball and not responding like usual. Heat up the SnugleSafe quick, and maybe even hold the hedgie close to you for your body temperature until it is done in the microwave. Feeling the hedgehog can also tell you if its cold, since even the spikes will feel slightly icy.*****