Heated Dog Beds

There are many benefits for having heated dog beds including providing extra heat on cold nights, comforting whelping puppies, soothing dogs that are recovering from surgery or any type of therapy, or providing comfort for dogs with arthritis.

When the weather turns cold, and your dog spends his or her nights outside in a kennel or dog house, it’s important that they have enough heat to keep them warm. Heated dog beds provide that heat and then some by focusing all of the heat underneath your dog while he or she lays on it. Since many heated dog beds are for both indoor and outdoor settings, they can be used almost anywhere accept where they could get wet. Giving your dog this extra heat is just one way of showing how much you care.

Heated dog beds also help comfort whelping puppies, dogs recovering from surgery, and dogs with arthritis because the heat provides soothing relief to sore muscles and healing wounds. The heat acts as a form of therapy which helps encourage healing and good health for all types of situations that dogs must face.

So how do the dog beds work? It’s really quite simple. Most heated dog beds, like the Lectro Kennel, contain a heating element which can be controlled by a digital temperature control. Most dog beds are capable of heating anywhere from 80 to 100 degrees which is a sufficient amount of heat needed to keep dogs warm and comfortable. The digital temperature control allows you to set the heat level that you want for your dog.

Heated dog beds are great for any cool weather situation, or for any type of therapy that you may want to provide for your dog. Keeping your dog warm and comfortable is a great way to show you care, and is guaranteed to keep your dog happy.