Can you put one of the rabbit heating pads under this?
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I personally would not. The reason is that the rabbit loves to eat the mats and the mat only lasted at best 2 or 3 days. She had it shredded and it was everywhere for me to sweep up. Another reason is that it is a dry substance and you wouldn't want to start a fire. I am not familiar with heating pads for rabbits or other animals but I myself would not temp fate. I can tell you my rabbit had more fun ripping this apart and eating it than anything else I've given her. Hope this helps.
1264180
Our rabbits pretty quickly shredded these mats and enjoyed them. It was quite fun to watch their enthusiasm. Any heating pad would also be fated to be chewed upon, so I wouldn't place the electrical device in harms way.
150403
I'm unsure. I placed mine in a cedar cat house for a feral cat. I put some fleece around it, as it says to not put anything on top of the pad except it's own fleece cover. It works nicely directly placed on the wooden floor of the cat house. Doesn't get too hot. Good luck!
1413404
HiNot so sure a heating pad would work as the bottom is sort of a rubber type material. Maybe if it was layered under a blanket. I think it would hold heat pretty well
718978
Since I use bedding, I plan to nail a wood floor panel with metal wheels to the bottom. It will give it extra stability as well as make it easier to move and clean. Maybe add some plastic tarp to avoid the rabbit urine from seeping into the wood.
150095
Yes it can. The hay will add warmth and insulation as well but it needs to be on top of the hay as the body heat from your dog warms it. I use it with the Snuggle Safe pet warmer.
2246782
Yes you can use it for a rabbit. My cats love it and so does the hedgehog. It can be used for any animal that needs additional heat that is very subtle.
590852
It is strongly advised not to put sharp creases or folds in the pad. the heating elements feels like wires going vertically up and down inside the pad. The pad comes with safety pins you use to pin the pad flat on the mattress by the edges. if you have to tuck the excess padding under the mattress this should be okay as long as there aren't any sharp folds
989149
I don't think it would be good for the heating pad's wiring to fold it up like that . . . it's a pretty substantial pad and keeping it folded would be awkward, too. If the main use is going to be on your neck, I'd recommend buying a smaller heating pad.
396671
I don't see why not but then again, I'm not the manufacture so I'd be guessing. It's a low amperage output warming pad.
631008
It would be a little work but you would have to attach metal wiring and a catch tray. The. You would have to put some legs on It to make the tray removable. That is unless you have your rabbit potty trained.
1542349
Probably could but the bottom has ridges in it, probably for better heat flow, so it would be uneven. Bottom not solid but certainly thick enough.
1673948
There is a small hole a few inches from the bottom of the Kitty Tube. If your heating pad has a detachable plug with a small end (like a cell phone) it will work. I use a microwaveable disc I bought on Amazon and it works great. I heat it up, put it in the tube under the cusion, and it stays warm over 10 hours.
2037811
yes...but, I have sides on mine & it can be warm under there. without sides, maybe not so much.
2245186
Yes, you can use a heated mattress pad with this mattress. Please use the normal safety precautions stated on your mattress pad.
1850373
There is a place for the electric cord to fit through the Kitty Tube although I haven't used it. I would ask the company directly to see what they would use for a heating pad.
2246783
I am using one right now but it is under a nest box to keep the young in the nest warm. If you were to use it just on a cage floor you might want to watch closely to see that the rabbit didn't chew on it. I have not heard any pad owners say they chew on it just one did chew the coating off the metal ring that protects the cord.
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The heating unit is in the yellow plastic shelf so I wouldn't advise drilling into that. Just my humble opinion.