Toozey Dog Heat Pad 120×70 cm, 6 temps 🐶

This large electric pet heating pad from Toozey offers gentle, adjustable warmth for puppies, elderly dogs and cats, or animals recovering from illness. With a roomy 120 x 70 cm surface and a plush crystal velvet cover, it provides a cosy resting area while the 6 temperature settings and 5 timer options let you tailor warmth to resting, whelping or recovery situations.

Key Points

The pad includes six temperature levels ranging from about 30°C up to 55°C and five timer settings at 2, 4, 8, 12 and 24 hours, so you can leave heating on for short naps or extended use. Safety features combine a seven-layer protective structure, an UL-approved heating cable and an internal temperature sensing wire that cuts power if the pad exceeds roughly 55°C. The cover is removable and machine washable for easier cleaning, and the waterproof PVC backing is rated to IP68 according to the manufacturer. There is also a bite-resistant steel cord to reduce the risk of chewed cables.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Toozey Dog Heat Pad Electric 120 x 70 cm
• Size: 120 x 70 cm
• Temperature range: 30°C to 55°C
• Timer settings: 2 / 4 / 8 / 12 / 24 hours
• Cover: Crystal velvet, removable and washable
• Protection: IP68 waterproof PVC backing

Benefits

The XXL heating surface covers enough area for medium and larger dogs to stretch out comfortably, while the soft velvet top offers a reassuring tactile surface that many pets prefer. Multiple temperature levels make it straightforward to find a comfortable setting for newborns or arthritic animals. The automatic shut-off on the selectable timer improves convenience and reduces the need for monitoring, according to the manufacturer. Additionally, the internal temperature detection adds a layer of protection beyond a simple regional sensor, which may help reduce overheating risks.

Usage Recommendations

Place the pad on a flat, dry surface and fit the velvet cover before first use. Allow a few minutes for the pad to warm through as the heating element needs time to reach set temperatures. If using for very young or poorly thermoregulated animals, choose a lower temperature and monitor the animal until you know how they react. Consider that direct hand contact may not reflect the working temperature immediately, so sit briefly on the pad or check with a thermometer if precise assessment is required.