K&H Pet Products Heated Dog Bed Indoor, Thermo-Snuggly Sleeper with Removable Waterproof Heated Pad, Calming Pillow Pet Bed, Machine Washable, Safety Listed - Medium 26 X 20in Sage/Tan

These are quality, and cats and dogs love this bed. It cuddles, warms, and soothes, especially senior or cold sensitive animals. True to KH's promise, this bed does not "over warm" and is the safe alternative to human heating pads which can injure pets. Although they wash very well, they are a bit difficult to reassemble, but then I'm a klutz. After purchasing four KH pet beds, I would not hesitate to buy them again. Many paws up! ADDENDUM: I purchased the medium sized bed for my 15 year old cat, and he loved it, but the fluffy padding between the heating pad separated, and the bed became too hot for him and beneath the bed itself. It is not comfortable. I had to buy a 1/2" thick foam pad to place on top and cover that with a light blanket to make it acceptable. KH makes super cat beds and cat warming pads which are well padded and comfortable. This is a real disappointment that their quality has apparently declined.

They're pet will love it

We've had one of these beds for at least five years. The pad is flattened out a little but it is still going strong. This year we have been keeping the thermostat turned down to 65 during winter so everyone was fighting over who gets to sleep in the heated bed. We bought three more beds in January so now everyone has their own warm bed. We have two long-hired chihuahua that prefer to sleep in small calming beds but these heated beds are winners with our one short-haired dog and three cats. They are well made and the color is nice. I've only washed one of them. It was a little difficult getting the foam stuffed back into the cover but it can be done and the fabric washed nicely. I highly recommend these beds to keep your fur babies warm and comfortable.

My dog is enjoying this, and my cat got jealous so I bought a second one. Here's the only issue: it doesn't get warm unless something is on top of it (like a dog as designed) and my dog won't use a dog bed unless there's blankets on top and won't use it unless it's on our bed in the corner. She's an Italian greyhound, so an always cold and must always be right where I am. When it has a blanket on top the bottom gets about 130 degrees, so I took a reptile thermostat I had laying around and snaked the sensor through the Velcro at the bottom so it turns off when it hits 100 degrees, and therefore doesn't burn my dog or mattress and I can keep a blanket on it without worrying. The second one we keep on top of the dog crate for the cat and it stays at a much lower temp without a blanket on top and some air circulation below, which is great for the cat. I think involving a thermostat in the bed itself would make it more functional for dogs who like to snuggle under things, but otherwise it is keeping my older critters warm and comfy and both beds get used daily.

Our dog, about 21 lbs. absolutely loves this bed! I was skeptical that she would even try it but I was wrong, once she got in it she only gets out of it if she has a reason. Highly recommended!!

I have no idea how this has so many other positive reviews. It's super cheap feeling, not at all plush, and only a small part of it gets warm. I returned it but beware - you can't just return to Whole Foods, you have to go to UPS, and somehow my return was never marked received so I had to eat the (outrageously high for what you get) price.

Bought Dec 9th 2023. Worked for less than 2 years. If thats good for you, buy it. If its not. Dont. Hope this helps.

My pup has never warmed up to a new bed this fast before. She’s a very high energy breed and after 30 minutes of plugging it in she slept in it for 6 hours. Best Christmas gift I have given anyone ever. something to consider so you get the correct size, I have a Texas Blue Lacy which is a medium size dog of 33lbs. Longish legs and barrel chest. I purchased a large because I know how misleading bed sizes can be. Been through this many times. A “large” bed fits a medium sized dog, a “medium” bed fits a chihuahua, and a “small” bed fits a field mouse. This arbitrary sizing is always misleading and makes the consumer think that a large size bed must be for a large size dog. Not the case. Do your research. I have no idea how big 33inches to the withers is, but I know how big a golden retriever is. No clue how large 7 inches to the withers is, but I’ve seen many a chihuahua and know how big they are. This rant is pointed towards the industry wide sizing of dog beds, not the product itself. Product is amazing, but please do your homework regarding the size you need.