what is the correct size to purchase for a cat? And, do you have any "life expectancy" of the pad?
1175185
I have used the size small pad for a cat. Not sure how long it lasts. I purchased one last year and another one this year for the strays outside. So far so good. We don't use them in the summer time though.
1175186
I purchased the soft bed, 14 inches by 18 inches, (I think) and I use them for outdoor cats. Some are on their second year outside. I take them in for the summer. The beds come with one cover but you can purchase additional washable covers. My feral cats love these beds.
1175187
I have 1 or 2 cats on this at all times. Mine is outside in a bin out of weather. This is my second winter. It doesn't show any signs of wear. I wash the cover by hand.
1175188
Measure your cat when sleeping. never used the pad, my dog did not like it.My coworker has a cat that lives on his heater. They bought the smallest size
1175189
I have had mine for 5 years and is working fine my cat is on it all winter in the garage the size I think was 15 x 21 or close to that.
1175190
We ordered one in December 2012. Just checked it and noticed it's no longer working. Bummer.
1175191
For our barn cats, we have found the medium is perfect for one, the large for two to snuggle.
1175192
I have this pad. I have it outside in a cat house. So far so good, it's been working 4 months now. I have 2 medium size male cats who sleep on it when it gets cold.
1175193
We use the 12" x 18" pad in a "house" on the covered front porch for feral cats for 8 or 9 winters. We purchased additional pads (same size) for family cats that like to sleep in the garage in the winter. The heat is activated by the weight of the cat so you need to put a book or something on it for a few minutes to test it. Ours are all still working.
707559
Hi, Brian, it's a good sized pad, 13 1/2" x 19". I love it , it seems to keep me comfortable longer.
1923301
I would recommend Large - as the overall neck girth is 10".the Medium is only 8" and it will be too small for your cat.
1639791
I bought a small for my cat and received an extra small which would have fit a hamster..I gave mine to the vet-they run small so buy as big as you can get
2050964
24 x 36. It easily fits my 2 large cats and they love it! I have one outside and one in the basement. My basement is somewhat cool and the cats use the pad year round.
548925
It is approximately 24 x 12 1/2 inches. My big boy weighs 19 pounds now, down from 26! He has arthritis; however, he prefers cold to warm. I've tried to tell him warm is better, but he won't use the pad. It is a terrific product, though, if you think your kitty would enjoy it.
1315394
Go with the large. It's 19" long, 9-1/2" wide and 13" high if that will be large enough. I got mine because my cat breed is large & will be close to 20# when full grown. Will be cozy, none too big.
1990915
It comes in two sizes. We sell the large size which would be correct for your cats.
227125
yes the size should be sufficient but with a cat that size the issue will probably be reliability... i would not recommend this size unit for a cat that size
1604521
The dime dooms are published on the website. As I recall the large size is 19 x 13 x 10 inches. I can't remember the smaller size offhand but you can check. The larger size fits my biggest cat fine. He's 18 plus pounds. However I would not want to leave any animal in a somewhat confining soft sided pet carrier for prolonged period of time. For a few hours or even about half a day though the carrier is ideal. And it's approved for taking your cat or small dog on board on most airlines.
1732852
Well, my largest cat is 8 lbs and fits. It is 17" in diameter. I would try to measure cat when curled up asleep. The base isn't real cushiony. Just a heating pad covered with fabric. The ring is soft foam. I'd bet your cat would figure out a way to make it work even if he/she hangs over a bit. I would try it and if it doesn't work, give it to a friend with a smaller cat. The larger beds on amazon are an option but they are double or more the price.
183680
Hi..Xs is tiny xtra small I would suggest you get the XL my cat is 12 pounds and it's still have space to adjust around her belly.. That would be the broadest part of the kitty .,good luck..:) if it's too small yet you can always return it .
584518
The pad I purchased is still working (I don't remember when I got it; maybe 2 years ago). I have it outside on the porch in a small cat house, which the cat uses every day. It is only plugged in during the winter months. She seems to like it a lot.
1161348
The small fit my cat and she is 11 lbs. But there was quite a few holes to make it smaller. I would just measure you dogs neck before you purchase.
859703
Mine measures 18.5"x 23" inflated. The cord sticks out on the 23" side, so that would make it closer to 24". The pad that came with it is OK, but I was a little disappointed that it just had narrow pockets on each end to hold it in place. Naively, I was hoping for a full cover, more like a pillowcase. But to be fair, it stays in place really well and I have been quite happy with the bed. So have the cats ;)
1854213
10 x 24. I don't use it in the cover anymore, and bought a second heated pad only. I just cover them wit a piece of washable fabric, the cats love them, especially my skinny 15-year-old one.
173961
The pad is already installed. They didn't ship a replacement pad with any of mine (I have three, two like this and one of the larger size). It is rated for up to 30 pounds of feline, and you need to install it into studs on your wall. They provide a very easy to use template to mark the drill holes once you identify your studs.