Cats are experts at finding the warmest spot in the house, whether it’s a sunny windowsill, a freshly vacated chair, or your side of the bed. But when the temperature drops, a dedicated heated cat bed can give them a safer, cozier place to curl up. That’s where the K&H Thermo-Kitty Heated Cat Bed range comes in.
These low-wattage heated beds are designed to warm gently when your cat lies on them, giving indoor cats, senior cats, and heat-loving loungers a soft place to sleep without taking over your blankets. In this review, we’ll look at the best K&H Thermo-Kitty heated cat beds, mats, and houses to help you choose the right option for your cat’s size, habits, and favorite sleeping style.
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1. K&H Heated Mat for Cats
The Thermo-Kitty Mat is a heated mat for cats!
This option is perhaps not such a feature if you don’t like the look of a cat basket. The mat won’t stand out as much.
The other benefit of the mat is that your cat will be able to sprawl right out – perfect for all the stretchy cats out there.
This mat comes in two colors: mocha and fleece. And in two sizes: 12.5 x 25 inches, or 14 x 28 inches.
What you need to know:
- Controlled thermostatically
- The heater is MET listed for safety
- Uses 6 watts of power
- The heater and cover can be removed for cleaning
- Limited warranty for one year
2. K&H Thermo Kitty Heated Cat Bed
This K&H Heated Cat Bed
You can also choose it in 3 different colors: fish print, mocha, or sage.
What you need to know:
- 4 watts, MET listed heater
- Soft, comfy, 6-inch high foam walls
- Only for use as an indoor heated cat bed
- 16 or 20-inch diameter
- Available in 3 different colors
- One-year limited warranty
- Uses a dual-thermostat unit to raise the temperature 15 degrees above the air temperature
- Removable and easy to wash the cover
3. Heated Outdoor Cat House
The K&H Pet Products Outdoor Kitty House has got to be the best outdoor heated cat bed (well, cat house!).
If your puss needs to spend plenty of time outside for some reason (like someone has a cat allergy), then make sure you provide him with a warm cat bed.
Some people purchase this as a warm bed for stray cats. You don’t necessarily want to let strays into your home, but you can give them a warm, dry place to sleep.
They can’t be placed out in the middle of the yard; they still need some shelter from wind and rain. They are best suited for use in a garage, porch, or conservatory.
What you need to know:
- Available in heated & unheated models
- Water-resistant
- The heated model features our patented heating system
- 2 clear door flaps included with the heated model
- Two exits so that your cat can escape if an unwanted predator enters
- No tools needed to put it together
- Uses 20 watts of electricity (a bit more than the indoor models)
- One year limited warranty
4. Thermo-Kitty Heated Cat Bed
This K&H Heated Cat Bed is another type of heated cat mat that may suit your needs and style better.
This one is a cheap heated cat bed if your budget is on the lower side. However, the quality is just as good, and your cat is going to be just as happy!
This mat is available in an 18-inch diameter round mat or a 16 x 22-inch oval mat. The colors are mocha and blue.
Make sure you check out the cat in the picture of the large blue mat – he looks pretty perturbed!
What you need to know:
- Soft orthopedic foam base
- MET safety listed Heater
- Small mat uses only 4 watts – large mat 7 watts
- The heater is removable for continued use in a hot summer
- Completely machine washable
5. Heated Cat House
This heated cat house is yet another awesome outdoor cat bed.
How is anyone supposed to choose with all these heated cat bed options?
This one is in an A-Frame style and also comes in heated and unheated options (but who’s going unheated, really?).
Great for multiple cats, this bed will keep them warm, dry, and safe.
This model uses much more power than the indoor models, and twice as much as the outdoor model above. 40 watts is its power usage.
While more than the other options, it’s certainly not over the top.
What you need to know:
- Heated shelter to keep cats warm even in freezing conditions
- Clear plastic cat flap doors
- Waterproof and weather-resistant for outdoor use
- Dual exits so puss can easily escape predators
- 40 watts power
- MET safety listed
- 1-year warranty
About Thermo-Kitty Heated Cat Beds
These heated cat beds use less energy than an average night-light.
K&H Pet Products has a large range of heated beds for sale, most of them using 4 watts of electricity (with one or two using 6 watts).
K&H heated pet beds are MET listed, which means they meet the applicable safety standards for such products.
Most of their beds are available in a range of sizes, whether it’s their most popular heated cat bed in 16 or 20 inches or one of their heated cat mats in 18 or 22 inches.
You might like to choose the larger size if you have multiple cats – they love to snuggle up together in these beds!
K&H Pet Products heated beds are designed for easy cleaning, and many of them have removable, easy-to-wash covers and hoods.
You’ll have to be sure you can wash and dry it quickly, though, or your cat is going to get grumpy!
So many choices, thank you for taking the time to tell us all about them. Right now , I keep a heating pad on low setting in the winter for them.
Haha lucky cats ❤️