Just because your dog's kennel is outside doesn't mean it shouldn't be comfortable. It is important to provide your loyal companion with a cozy, comfortable bed in all seasons.
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During winter, it is essential to protect your pet from the cold. Dogs that primarily live outside the house are more exposed to the cold and are prone to frostbite (especially on sensitive areas like ears and tails). Therefore, it is important to properly insulate the dog's kennel to guarantee a secure and warm cozy nest for the season.
There are many blankets, cushions, and other mats available, but not all are designed to protect from the cold. A mat will add thickness between the ground and the animal's sensitive body. This way, your dog will be protected from the wet, cold, and hard ground for maximum comfort.
These systems insulate against cold, hard, and damp floors to provide your dog with soft comfort. Depending on the size of the covers, you can place them inside the kennel and add a fleece blanket for extra softness. Choose polyester for its extremely insulating properties. Some models, called "thermal" or "self-heating," are designed to retain your companion's body heat, which is very useful in regions where the cold is harsh.
Made with waterproof and insulating materials like wadding, polyester, Teflon... This system focuses on thickness and comfort. However, be careful not to overcrowd the kennel and block your pet's access.
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