K&H PET PRODUCTS Outdoor Small Animal Heated Pad for Rabbits and Small Animals Tan 9 X 12 Inches

Seems to be holding up through rain and snow

Perfect for baby chicks

Excellent for any type of small animal. We have 2 one for our Degu, they have never been able to chew thru any part of it. I have a home sewn pillow case over it as well. The cord is sleel wrapped. Also excellent for our outdoor cat. We’ve tried to get and keep out cat indoors but he refuses unless it’s 20 degrees or colder, then he’s happy to come in and snuggle us. We have the cats heat pad inside an insulated cat tent also purchased and kept inside our garage. Likes are it’s safe and simple to clean. Ours are very hard plastic covered. Steel wrapped power cord. Heat is perfect temperature. Low power usage. But best of all our animals love them :) if their happy, we’re happy :) Best solution ever invented for small animals we worry about getting cold.

Not for kittens. Ours had it folded and it scorched. Had to throw it away

Works great, keeps my little hedgie toasty warm!

I bought this for my indoor senior Guinea pig (she’s 8) and she loves it. The temperature is just warm (not hot) and the pad held up really well all winter.

I got this for my rats. They love it and they definitely chew the plastic black part off the cord. Just pay attention to the length of cord going into cage, cuz there is only so much of chew proof cord. I had to move it to the upper level because they were really into chewing it all up. But now it’s in a good place I even found a fuzzy cover for it on chewy.com so now it’s more cozy for them.

If your chicks have their wings open against the warm surface, trying to capture as much warmth as they can, they arent warm enough. If their position is normal, theyre probably warm enough but use a thermometer. I use a warm pad and a 50-75 watt light bulb. That way if the lightbulb burns out, as has happened to me, they still have warmth. I start at at about 90 or 95 degrees, then drop temps 5 degrees/week. If they are too hot theyll get off the mat. Once they are feathered out and nighttime temps are above 50 degrees, theyre probably safe. Thats the rule of thumb Ive even used for Emu chicks!

A very nice cat has made our house and yard her home for at least ten years now. We cannot bring her in, but do care for her and have a weatherproof shelter for her. February of 2021 and again this year brought record low temperatures to the DFW Metroplex. We bought this mat to provide additional warmth to our outdoor cats shelter. We were very gratified to see her enjoying the warming mat within minutes of setting it up inside her shelter.

Rabbits really like laying on this pad.