Premium Dog Cooling Bed

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We all get really hot during the summer months and we have no fur so think about how your furbaby feels. Your pets fur acts as a winter coat so you need to do what you can before they overheat and pass out. During the summer months the heat can really affect your pet in terms of sleep, so you need to find a solution to combat that. Lucky enough we have the solution and it's the Premium Cooling bed!

Chill Out in Style

Beat the Heat

A dog cooling bed provides a refreshing oasis for your furry friend, helping them stay cool and comfortable during hot summer days.

Prevent Overheating

By regulating your dog's body temperature, a cooling bed helps reduce the risk of overheating, which can be dangerous for dogs, especially those with thick coats or brachycephalic breeds.

Promote Overall Well-being

By keeping your dog cool and comfortable, a cooling bed helps promote their overall well-being, reducing stress, and enhancing their quality of life.

Enhance Restful Sleep

Cooling beds offer a cozy and refreshing spot for your dog to rest, ensuring they get a good night's sleep without tossing and turning due to excessive heat.

Revolutionary Dog Cooling Bed

1. It is machine washable and has a detachable cover.

2. Will keep your pet extremely cool as it feels like a bed of ice.

3. The insect repellant will last for over 50 washes.

4. It is super comfortable so your pet will not want to move.

5. Cats and dogs can use it.

Did You know?

Pets are very prone to suffering from heat stroke

Fur and Coat

Pets with thick fur or double coats have a natural insulation layer that regulates their body temperature in cold climates. However, this fur can hinder heat dissipation in hot weather, causing overheating.

Limited Sweat Glands

Pets have fewer sweat glands than humans, primarily located on their paw pads. These glands are less effective at cooling the body than. As a result, pets heavily rely on panting to cool down, which may be inadequate during extreme heat.

Inadequate Heat Tolerance

Certain pet breeds, such as brachycephalic breeds (e.g., Bulldogs, Pugs), may have lower heat tolerance than humans. These breeds have weak airway passages, which limit airflow and hinder effective cooling through panting.

Lack of Awareness and Regulation

Pets rely on owners for their well-being and may be unaware of heatstroke risks. Engaging in activities without realizing the dangers, such as playing in direct sunlight or being confined in hot environments, puts them at risk.