Is the pet heating pad safe?

If the pet heating pad is not paid attention to, it is not completely safe. There are certain safety hazards and the owner needs to pay more attention; if the temperature control probe is placed on the back panel or mat, it will cause Problems with temperature measurement can cause excessive temperature of the mat material to harm pets; therefore, the temperature control probe must be placed under the mat material to prevent the temperature of the mat material from being too high. When the temperature rises to a dangerous value, the heating process can be cut off to ensure the safety of pets.

Precautions for using pet heating pads

1. When using a heating pad, be sure to choose a temperature-controllable product. If not, you need to configure a separate temperature probe and place the temperature probe in the appropriate location.
2. You need to choose the correct pad material. Some pad materials have very poor thermal conductivity, so it is a very bad choice to use a heating pad. Generally, fibrous matting materials are better; commonly sold coconut shell, coconut powder and poplar wood chips should not be used in conjunction with heating pads.
The safety of heating pads requires our great attention. Failure of the temperature control probe and physical damage to the electrical appliances will directly lead to life-threatening problems for our pets. It is recommended to avoid using them! If used, the following are recommended:
1. Vertical, wall-mounted type
2. Install a sensitive temperature control to prevent temperature control problems on the heating pad itself. You can choose special reptile paper as the mat material. In addition, the abdomen of the reptile being close to the bottom will also cause heat accumulation. If a temperature control problem occurs at this time and the temperature rises, the reptile will not be able to dissipate excess heat and will be 'roasted' alive.