The KH insulated cat house will keep outdoor cats toasty
warm, however it also is a comfortable and cozy bed for porches and drafty
homes that tend to feel cold.
My cat Sam has FIV (feline
immunodeficiency virus) and we need to keep his temperature
comfortable. If he gets too cold he will
feel stress and that could make him ill.
Our historic home is drafty and can be cold throughout the winter
months. The average temperature in the
house at night is 69 degrees and that can be a little chilly for our cat.
Siamese Cat lying inside KH heated cat house |
I bought Sam an insulated outdoor house and it is the
perfect temperature to keep him warm.
The house was easy to put together as all pieces adhere with velcro. The insulated floor pad is thick and has a
cushion feel. The floor pad is covered
with a fleece top that my cat likes.
Testing the warmth:
- Once the cat house was set up we plugged the low voltage cat bed it in to test the heating unit. The description on the box says that the internal thermostat warms the floor pad to a comfortable 102 degrees. We touched the bed with our hand and it did not feel like it was heating up. Then we removed the fleece top and felt the warmth.
- Sam was reluctant to go inside the cat house so I sprayed catnip lightly on the fleece pad covering. I did not have to coax him; he went right inside lay down and started to purr.
- The KH heated cat house is designed to keep a cat that is lying on the heated floor pad warm.
The only time Sam came out to visit us was to get his
toys. One by one he brought all of his
toys inside the cat house.
If you have a cold drafty house, porch or garage where your cat frequents then I would highly recommend this heated cat house. I also have one outdoors under my porch overhang for a stray cat that I am caring for.
Learn more about outdoor KH cat house by viewing this You Tube video:
Learn more about outdoor KH cat house by viewing this You Tube video:
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