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Whether you choose a dog bed with a warming pad, a heated electric pet bed or a well-padded, sherpa-lined dog bed, your dog enjoys greater comfort with a warm place to snuggle and rest aching joints.
But it’s not just older dogs with joint issues that benefit from warmth. A super soft, warm environment makes puppies feel calmer and soothed.
Electric Heated Dog Beds
We all know the joy of climbing into a warm bed heated with an electric blanket. Our dogs can have the same comfort with an electric heated dog bed. These beds are an excellent way to keep your furry friend cozy, especially during the winter months.
Simply plug in the low-voltage heater to warm up the bed.
Important: Due to the electrical components not all heated beds are a suitable choice for teething puppies or particularly mischievous dogs.
The bed should have a low-rise so your dog can step in easily without needing to climb. If your dog suffers from painful joints, the ideal height depends on what your dog can manage for his pain level and size.
But don’t confuse low-rise with a compromise on padding. It’s important to have enough cushioning between the ground and the sleeping area to prevent cold from seeping through from the floor.
Why choose PaWz Electric Heated dog bed?
A removable heat pad, adjustable settings, and with easy-to-clean materials, this bed is designed with both pets and owners in mind. No matter the size of your dog, PaWz has an electric heated bed to fit.
Versatile Heating Options
During colder months, plug in the heat pad to keep your dog cozy, and in warmer weather, simply remove the heat pad. The removable heat pad makes this a year-round seasonally adaptable bed.
Cozy and Durable Fabric
Inside the PaWz bed is lined with soft polar fleece and filled generously for a plush and comfy experience. The outer material is a durable polyester suede, for both comfort and longevity.
Adjustable Heat Settings
The flexibility to choose between high, low and off settings ensures your dog’s comfort no matter how low the temperature drops. Use the high setting for rapid heating or the low setting to maintain consistent warmth.
Easy Maintenance and Safety
The PaWz Heated Bed has a machine washable cover, making it easy to keep clean and fresh.
And, (the good to know is), a bite-resistant power cable.
Sizes:
- Small: 55 x 45 x 18 cm (length x width x height)
- Medium: 70 x 60 x 18 cm (L x W x H)
- Large: 90 x 70 x 22 cm (L x W x H)
- Extra Large: 120 x 80 x 26 cm (L x W x H)
In summary
Your dog will enjoy this bed, which is available in a range of sizes to suit most breeds. Whether you have a small puppy or a large dog, PaWz has the perfect fit.
Important: Not all electric heated beds are suitable for teething puppies.
Benefits of a TailWaggers Heated dog bed
TailWaggers heated dog bed is a good choice as an alternative to a floor cushion, providing warmth and support, so your dog enjoys restful, soothing snoozes.
Orthopedic Foam Core for Joint Relief
The core is designed to provide optimal comfort and balance, taking pressure off problem joints. It’s particularly beneficial for senior dogs or those with arthritis or other joint issues, where low-rise is an advantage.
Soft and Fleecy Fabric Cover
Comfort doesn’t stop at the foam core. The fabric cover is soft and fleecy, made from high-quality polyester and polyester fleece materials. It’s a plush surface for your dog to snuggle into, and also easy to clean.
Spills and stains can be wiped off quickly, and the cover laundered ensuring the bed remains fresh and hygienic.
Size and Shape
An oval shape 85cm x 63cm; this size is suitable for dogs weighing up to 65 lbs and length measuring up to 22 inches.
Easy-to-Use Heating Technology
The low-voltage heater is plugged in to warm up the bed, creating a cozy haven for your dog, especially during colder months.
Important: We don’t recommend this bed for teething puppies or particularly mischievous dogs due to electrical components.
To summarise
TailWaggers heated bed combines orthopedic support, soft, easy-to-clean materials, and effective heating technology. Whether your dog needs relief for joint pain or simply enjoys a warm and cozy spot to rest, this bed is an investment in their well-being.
Sherpa Comfort, Superior Padding
What are sherpa lined dog beds?
Sherpa is often referred to as ‘faux sheepskin’. It’s a blend of cotton and synthetic materials like polyester, which gives excellent cushioning and insulation. Sherpa offers the comfort of wool without using animal products.
This is a hard-wearing fabric and often used in dog beds for a soft, cozy feel. But it’s not just used for cooler months. Sherpa provides year-round comfort, drawing moisture away from the skin for a cooling effect. (Remember how comfortable those old sheepskin car seat covers are?)
Benefits of Sherpa
- Insulating properties – Sherpa keeps your dog warm, through excellent insulation.
- Moisture-wicking – Sherpa draws moisture away from the skin to keep it dry; similar to cotton.
- Easy to launder -Stains can be wiped off and the Sherpa laundered with mild detergent in cold water.
- Animal friendly – Sherpa is a synthetic fabric, so it’ s a great alternative to using animal products.
- Soft and lightweight – Comfort without extra weight. Despite being thick, Sherpa is soft and lightweight.
Dog beds that have sherpa lining:
The Klam: a versatile option suitable for all dogs. Available in different sizes to accommodate small, medium, or large dogs.
The Swag: Small to medium arthritic dogs. The low design is easy for a small dog to get in and out of, move around and snuggle comfortably.
Both of these designs can be adapted to accommodate warmer weather by removing the zip-off removable cover.
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