We have an old girl, she's 20 and weighs just 4 pounds, so she really needs the heat. Will this put out enough heat to keep her comfy?
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Yes, this bed really puts out the heat. I would suggest the small size for your ol' gal. The oldest cat I had was 24 and she absolutely loved her heated bed. I do wish the hood covered more, but I simply added a small blanket, leaving a smallish opening, thus trapping more heat. Hope this helps.
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It should put out enough heat. To the touch, it doesn't feel like much but once your kitty sleeps in it, it seems to generate more heat.Hope that helps. Good luck with your kitty :)
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Yes, if she is inside. I bought this for my 19 year old cat and she stayed in it all the time. She LOVED it!
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Definitely will. I had a different one prior to this one and they can't compare. The little hood covering really helps too. My girl is 8 pounds and gets fluids every other day. Thumbs up to this product.
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My hunch is that your ole gal will love it. Rocky is about 16 yrs old,8 lbs. He loves the warm bed. It has a gel cushion in it that is warmed to comfy temp. In fact , after 30mins he usually steps out to a cooler atmosphere.
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It should put out enough heat. To the touch, it doesn't feel like much but once your kitty sleeps in it, it seems to generate more heat. Hope that helps. Good luck with your kitty :)
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Hi Sharon, Because our kitty already had the flat K& H pad, we decided to return this one with the hood, though it was really cute. I did take a good look at it and I think it would provide enough heat. We have been leaving ours on almost all day and she never wants to be away from it. For a four pounder, it should be perfect. Our cat is 14 pounds! I hope this helps!
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Yes. Just enough, Yes. Nice and warm, but not too hot. I drape a piece of fleece over the bed so that the front is about half enclosed, which makes for a very cozy spot. Your old cat will love it. Sounds like you treat her like a princess, just as she deserves.
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It should be ok for a second source of heat, it doesn't get to hot or to cold, just right for your pet to relax on.
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The temp is 98 her today and the chair does not get hot to lie on. I do not have a cushion so you may want to measure the chair and go on line or go to Kettlers web site to see if they can help.
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My mother did not use it long enough because she passed away. She was always cold and it was a God send. We used it for. Couple months in our home in PA. I didn't notice a difference but we heat with electric
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I have been using mine in a dormitory for six months and it puts off almost no heat. If there is adequate air movement, you should have virtually no excess heat.
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Yes it will. Now, it is a great once it is on your knee and in place. But what it takes to get the heating pads to be hot each time is a little time consuming and annoying. Overall, I would look at something that require a little less preparation for using.
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yep... my poor ol kitty only weighs 8 pounds and he finds it plenty warm.. turns out you can put a pillow on top and it will warm up. so basically its the "closeness" of the cover that causes it to be warmer not the pressure of the animal.
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It is hard to guess. We only use this small space heater on our outdoor patio to heat an outdoor swing. We have ours hanging from the inside of the overhang/roof, facing directly onto the swing, which is about 5' away from someone sitting on the swing. When I sit next to the swing, I don't receive any heat, only immediately in front of the heater on the swing itself. So my guess is no, but for our needs, it has been fine.
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Mine felt a little to warm today so I moved it to the next level. If your chicks temperature is fine they will not get under it.
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Sadly our old dog didn't get to use it much before she passed away, but I think what it does is when the dog is off the mat it dissipates the heat back to the atmosphere. We used it through the winter to keep her comfortable as she was always hot and it really did work. I don't think it would work well outside or in a really hot environment. Even though we had the heat on in the house it didn't take long to be back to a cool surface as I found out several times getting out of bed and stepping on it. I hope that helps.
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I think so, but if you are using it outside, I'd advise against it. It is really well insulated, so it's warming as well as supportive, although I don't know that there is an alternative that would work as well for support without overheating your little one.
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No ! ..........Unfortunately it doesn't provide much heat at all of any kind.Note: This Sunbeam product ain't all that it's cracked up to be. (Read my review) I used it for about 10 days and then gave up on it; Sold it at a rummage sale as it doesn't perform as advertised. Try to find a similar item made by SoftHeat. Like most Sunbeam products this one sucks bigtime (my opinion) !
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I find that if I put anything more than a onesie on my little girl, she tends to get hot overnight. We also keep a small ceramic heater in her room so it never drops below 70 degrees so if your baby's room tends to get cold, you might need a little more.
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I live in Tucson, so I know about the heat! This seat does not make my daughter sweat unlike the infant carrier we had before. I also bought the cowmooflage print which has a lot of white on it to also help deflect the heat.
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Hi Kiri, yes it will get that hot. Sounds like a good fit for you and good shape for legs. Good luck. Susan
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My dog loves this bed, I checked the warmth of it when she got up after two hours of sleeping on it. It was only slightly warm from her body heat, but not hot. I do believe that either way it would keep your pet comfortable being just warm enough and just cool enough. We are so happy with the bed that we bought two more of them to have in various spots in our house. Hope this helps you.
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I have found that the pads hold body heat. The a/c might help but you will be a lot warmer on the pads.