Can I use this on top of my dog's bed or does it need to be on a hard floor? since it's a pressure activated pad.
2043110
YES! As long as you lay this mat flat doen the dog (or you) can make contact with the mat then yes, it will work. I have used it myself in my own bed when it was very warm over the summer. The cooling effect DOES NOT come from the floor, it comes from the gel sealed permanently within the mat. We have even taken this mat in the car on drives, although PLEASE keep in mind and use common sense and remember it is not intended for leaving an animal in a car for any time in warmer or sunny weather.
2043111
I think it would very much depend on the dog bed. My senior likes to sleep on a very soft, scrunchable bed so it would not work well. If your dog has a fairly flat, firm bed, I think it would work.
1233867
Power Press Push Up will not slip on carpet nor hard flooring (hardwood, tiles). The bottom of the boards have anti-slip rubber footings that will prevent the board from sliding. It is safe to use on the said surfaces provided that the floor is not slippery to begin with. Doing push ups from an elevated position (e.g., feet on chair) is also safe to do (and challenging)! Plug and Press away with Power Press!
560161
yes they recommend it be a hard surface. They recommended a hard floor like a basement, but i use mine on my tile floor and it works great!
1683349
I would think you would have to place it on top of the air mattress. The pet has to put body pressure on the heated pad to get the most body warmth from it. When I got it to test it out I laid a weighted object on it to simulate body weight pressure and plugged it up. You can feel the warmth from pad. I use it in an outdoor house for my cat. She stays nice and warm. But she lays directly on it. The cord is covered in a way to protect the pet from chewing it and getting injured.
25404
If your pet is a frequent wetter, yes. I mainly bought mine for when I'm not at home. I use a panty liner for inside mine. Then all you have to do is throw it away. If your pet goes more, then you'll need a heavier pad. It save you and your pet in the long run. It works great. I would be lost without it. Great product.
2176954
I kept mine on a concrete floor and it did slide some as the puppy pushed against it. I'm not sure how you could fix that.
1846835
I used mine on the top of laminate flooring panels used to make my stairs...to keep my dog from slipping. It worked pretty well, but I fond out my maid had been trying to scrub it off thinking it was dirt.
1526526
We used half a Depends pad inside ours. Probably best to have a second one on hand. Might wait till you see if it works for you and your dog.
1371239
Sure, mine is on a carpet. There aren't rollers so it more or less has to be lifted to some extent to move it on any surface although I suppose you could force a slide around on a hard floor but I would imagine it would scuff the floor material.
2113191
It rolls on a hard wooden floor, but I use it on a mat - which is easier for control. It also gives some pressure release. If you have not used one before, I recommend the blue one that is medium hardness. The black one is very hard with no cushioning to the ridges. The blue one is like a very deep trigger-point massage.
835669
Depends on what you want to accomplish. I put mine under my mattress because I wanted it for height. However if you need it to make mattress then I would put it on top of. I would tho put a mattress pad over the foam. Good luck
104695
I would go to a Pet Store and get extra large wee wee pads for the floor. Put it in your bathroom and she will go in it. When she does, praise her with a treat. You can retrain her in that way. This product does not work as it is advertised.
1203088
I do not have a dog, but the floor is not hard...just canvas-type material. If the dog sits in the seat, it might work, but if he jumps around the floor probably won't hold up. Hope this helps.
400413
The pad is inside a plush bed. It would need to be dry. Ours is inside a shed, with a heavy-duty extension cord running from the house. No problems.
1837047
The consistency is like a normal memory foam pad. It will indent and mold to your dogs form for a comfortable bed, but the places that are not being laid on remain fairly rigid. When your dog moves or gets up from the bed the areas that molded to your dog while she was laying there spring back to normal within a few seconds. I would say your dog shouldn't experience anymore difficulty getting out of this bed as opposed to getting up off of the floor.
1294282
I would personally not use this for your dogs, nor on a wood floor. We have a tile floor and my puppy, who was three months at the time, would drag it around the kitchen. Each panel bends at the "seam", it does not lock into any particular shape. This would be better for outdoors where you could hammer it into the ground to keep it from moving.
1980419
If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.