Quilted Non-Slip Self-Heating Pet Mat

Quilted Non-Slip Self-Heating Pet Mat

darn - I have a cat.

Soooo, how does it SELF-HEAT w/o electricity? Sounds like more Chinese bullshit advertising yet again peddled by WOOT! I remember when WOOT! “wasn’t” a risky proposition with decent products. Now, it’s cheap, half-assed chinese crap so poor that if it fails or you don’t like it, they don’t even care if you return it. Nope. They just refund you blind…regardless… They know it suck or was misleading. Volume? Yes. Quality?..Yeah…riiiite!

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How hot does it get??? I don’t want to roast my bunny!!

“Self heating” in this case means ‘It’s made of insulation’. Basically, it’s exactly the same as sitting on a blanket. It won’t get any hotter than your butt does sitting in a chair. Depending on your pet’s body temperature of course, cats are normally 102 degrees F,

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So here’s an idea… don’t buy it! Life is too short to spend time ranting about something you clearly don’t want/need.

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“Self-Heating”… Woot, once you mocked others. Now, unknowingly, you mock yourself.

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It looks like the bulldog is taking a dump… on the brown mat

So not self-heating. It requires something else to heat it. Why can’t we start with that? This is why we can’t have nice things.

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This is NOT SELF HEATING. It absorbs heat from whatever is on it and is no better than a blanket. If you placed a book on it and aimed a temperature gun at the mat it would show the same temperature as the book.

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Hi there all! Let’s just pretend that we’re all adults here.

No there’s no electricity on this. Some materials absorb and retain heat better than others. That is what they’re going for here.

Also, look at the cute Woot dogs.

I feel like we’re getting a little bamboozled with the “This product has not been reviewed yet.”…for anyone still interested in this mat - it’s on Amazon with a small handful of ratings here

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Stop making assumptions. I’ve had similar in the past from Drs Foster & Smith. They were lined inside with basically space blanket material which reflects the animal’s heat. My pets loved them. These don’t mention that but I’m guessing their similar…

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Hi there @carpediemkiddo. It looks like ours have an updated design (compare the photos). Ours likely have a different UPC and/or SKU (ASIN on Amazon) due to this. We can only link to reviews if the UPC/ASIN/SKU match exactly.

I am pleased to see that others recognized the whole "self heating " thing as bogus. Life may be short, but for me, life has to be exact. If you came in to my ER and I said “This stuff does this” and in fact doesn’t scientifically hold up, that is malpractice. This is unethical false advertising which may not bother some people. It irritates me and others who are scientifically and more precisely thermodynamically precise. When something is obviously false, we point it out.

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Like a previous poster said, if this uses similar material as space blankets (and it probably does) it will be way warmer than laying on a blanket (as most posters suggest). Those things are so good at reflecting heat they quickly feel “heated.” And it’s not bogus. More heat reflected is less heat lost. Your are actually warmer. It’s possible it works and your dog will quickly learn to seek it out. But the only way to know is to buy one at wrap it around your hand. You’ll know in a minute or so if it works.

Not gonna bother, though. My dealbreaker is the huge triangular brand label on the corner. Looks like something that should be removed before use. I didn’t raise my dogs to be shills.

Self Heating statement=BOGUS= 1/0=Cold Fusion. Things that are self heating=exothermic chemical reactions, Fusion, Fission, Biologic systems that break chemical bonds and harness energy (which falls under the first item, chemical reactions). The mat left in a system would eventually be the temperature of that system. It does not heat itself. Energy cannot be destroyed or created. It only changes form. E=mc2. I am reading the book “The First War of Physics” and how Lisa Meitner and Otto Frisch, both physicists living in early ■■■■ Germany who had to leave because they were Jews, put the puzzle pieces together and were the first to describe nuclear fission. Nuclear fission is a reaction which creates its own heat by converting mass to energy. I do not dispute the fact that it gets warmer, but that is only due to the fact that a biological system which is creating thermal energy transfers the kinetic energy of the molecules to the mat. The mat contributes NO Joules of energy to the process.