K&H Pet Products Heated Outdoor Cat House
Whether you yourself have outdoor cats (or housecats who like to spend time outdoors, too) or you're worried about your neighborhood's feral cats and strays, here's some good news: Heated cat houses exist. Yep, that's right—winter may be coming, but you can help keep the local kitties warm through those harsh dropping temperatures.
K&H Pet Products Deluxe Lectro-Soft Outdoor Heated Bed - Medium
K&H Pet Products Deluxe Lectro-Soft Outdoor Heated Bed - Medium
The cat house, from K&H Pet Products and available on Amazon for $67 and up, comes in five styles (solid olive green, camouflage, log cabin, cottage, and barn.) You can also purchase an unheated version, but the heated version comes with a plug-in, low-wattage (just 2o watts!) heated bed that will keep those outdoor kitties warm all season long. And since the bed exceeds MET Labs requirements for electrical safety in the US and Canada, the cats will be safe in the process, too—plus, the house has more than 4,200 reviews and a 4.6 out of 5 star rating, so customers swear by it. The house includes two removable flap doors, and while it's designed for outdoor use, it can be used indoors as well. And if you want to give cats a little more space, there's also an extra-wide model available.
If you're worried about your pup, too, you're in luck—there are also heated options for dogs. Just snag the brand's deluxe outdoor heated dog bed, which comes in three sizes, and put it in your pooch's existing doghouse so they can stay warm and cozy whenever they go outside during the winter. The small retails for $44, while the medium goes for $80 and the large sells for $124. Oh, and come summer, you can also score the brand's popular cooling dog bed, which will make sure your dog doesn't overheat as the temperatures rise. You're basically covered year-round!
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