Heated Pet Mat

A warm spot for chilly days

When the days turn chilly, many dogs and cats look for a warm place to settle. The Heated Pet Mat is a flat electric mat, grey with a paw print pattern and a black trim, to set up in your companion's favourite corner.

A cable covered by a spiral sheath connects the mat to a control box whose switch is marked HIGH, LOW and OFF. The mat plugs into a European socket. Two sizes are available: 45 x 45 cm, square, for a small bed, and 50 x 70 cm, rectangular, for more room.

Compare the dimensions with the bed or corner where you want to place it before ordering. Read the supplied instructions before first use, start on the lowest position and supervise your pet during the first uses. Keep the mat away from damp and unplug it when not in use.

Features

• Electric mat: a flat heated mat for dogs or cats.
• Control box: a switch with HIGH, LOW and OFF positions.
• Sheathed cable: a spiral sheath between the mat and the control box.
• European plug: it plugs into a European socket.
• Two sizes: 45 x 45 cm or 50 x 70 cm.

Ideas for use

• Pet bed: in the bottom of the bed, under a throw or cushion.
• Resting spot: in a quiet place, away from busy walkways.
• Winter: for chilly days at home.
• Small pet: the 45 x 45 cm size for a compact bed.
• Large bed: the 50 x 70 cm size for more room.

What's in the box

• 1 heated mat in the chosen size, with its control box and European plug

The pet and the accessories shown in the photos are not included.

Use and care

1. Lay the mat flat on a dry, stable surface.
2. Plug it into a European socket and start on the LOW position.
3. Let your pet settle on it, and switch the mat to OFF after use.

Care: unplug the mat before cleaning and follow the supplied instructions; do not immerse it in water. Safety note: supervise your pet during the first uses and do not leave the mat plugged in and unattended. Always leave your pet room to move away from the warmth. Keep the cable out of reach of pets that chew, stop using a damaged mat or cable, do not fold it during use and do not cover it with heavy objects. Unplug it when not in use. If in doubt for an elderly, unwell or very young pet, ask your vet for advice.