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Updated: Feb 3rd, 2005 - 17:20:13 |
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The holidays have come and gone but for many of us, the cold weather will be around for a couple more months. Dog owners do their best to keep their loved ones warm and happy during the winter season. Yet dealing with heavy blankets and heating pads with annoying cords can be a hassle. “SnuggleSafe” has come up with an alternative way to help keep our furry friends toasty warm with an easy to use solution. Their “SnuggleSafe” Heat Pad provides up to 12 hours of warmth and comfort and all you need to start it up is your microwave.
The 210mm round disc (the size of an average dinner plate), fits easily into any microwave oven and snugly into any dog bed. Unlike a hot water bottle which only lowers in temperature as the hours pass, the “SnuggleSafe” heat pad retains a constant temperature of around 52 degrees after the first three hours and lasts for the next five. The “Thermapol” interior undergoes a physical change of state during the heat cycle which allows it to self generate extra heat. This extended warmth goes unmatched by any other non-electric heater. Because of its non electric, water free design, the “SnuggleSafe” Heat Pad uses no wires and doesn’t cause hot water spills. The outer case is bite resistant and is simple to clean. There is no safer way to keep your pet warm and comfortable. The “SnuggleSafe” heat pad is ideal during the day and safe enough to use in bed at night. It also works great while you are traveling, either in your dogs crate or on the seat of your car. Newborn puppies cling to heat pad’s warmth and elderly pets use it to rest their sore joints.
The dog-safe design makes this heating pad a worry free necessity for dog owners looking for a safe and easy way to keep their pets warm. The “SnuggleSafe” heat pad can be used while you are out of the house and because it has no wires and a bite resistant shell, you can rest at ease knowing your pet is free of harm.
For information on where you can order/buy a “SnuggleSafe” heat pad visit the “SnuggleSafe” website at http://www.snugglesafe.co.uk/.
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