How to Heat Outdoor Cat Enclosures
When heating outdoor cat enclosures, the right temperature and
safety are of equal importance.
Heated beds, heat lamps and
under-floor heating are all options.
But which one’s the best for
your cat?
Even with their fur,...
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How to Heat Outdoor Cat Enclosures
When heating outdoor cat enclosures, the right temperature and
safety are of equal importance.
Heated beds, heat lamps and
under-floor heating are all options.
But which one’s the best for
your cat?
Even with their fur, cats need temperatures greater than 35
degrees F just to avoid hypothermia and need even more warmth
and comfort for optimal health.
However, many cats chew
electrical cords and investigate, or even snuggle up to heat
sources.
This is why pet-safe heating and proper installation
procedures are of high importance.
Heated beds, heat lamps and
under-floor heating are all good choices for providing warmth in
your outdoor cat netting or cattery.
Here’s how to heat net
enclosures:
Steps
1
Provide each cat with an indoor or outdoor heated bed raised off
the floor.
A good weatherproof electric pet bed typically has a
chew-resistant cord and thermostat to prevent overheating.
Temperature should be maintained between 100 and 104
degrees
Less
