what if your pets sleep with you, will it damage the half sheet
1277418
The sheet is sensitive to body oils, so I can only imagine if you let your pet sleep with you.In the case where you have a pet sharing the bed with you, I will not recommend this product.
1277419
Our pet sometimes sleeps with us and she has not done any damage to the half sheet. Older pets sometimes derive benefits just as people do. She seems to like it. She is an eleven year old Tonkinese Feline.
1277420
My dog sleeps with me. I really haven't been concerned with damage but then I don know what kind of pet you have?
1277421
You cannot wash it. You can place it under your sheet and as long as they don't wet or soil it should be ok
1277422
If they don't damage your regular sheets, I see no reason for pets to damage the half sheet. I put it down on the lower third of my bed so my feet rest on it. It is regular sheet material, not flimsy.
1277423
No more so than any other sheet, meaning, cats with claws put holes in sheets, bite things, dogs drool, chew on wires, etc. It seems to me that it would take a LOT of damage to completely neutralize the sheet, the metal-fiber cross pattern is quite tight. Additionally, the literature talks of the benefits of earthing for your pets! Although it will need to be paw-or-nose-to sheet contact, just like in nature. Both of our cats have started to show a fondness for the grounding sheet. Not sure why someone said "you can't wash it," the literature clearly says "twice a month," although you can't dry it. We throw it in a "delicates" bag and the delicates cycle, not what is recommended, but no lose of continuity so far. No more so than any other sheet, meaning, cats with claws put holes in sheets, bite things, dogs drool, chew on wires, etc. It seems to me that it would take a LOT of damage to completely neutralize the sheet, the metal-fiber cross pattern is quite tight. Additionally, the literature talks of the benefits of earthing for your pets! Although it will need to be paw-or-nose-to sheet contact, just like in nature. Both of our cats have started to show a fondness for the grounding sheet. Not sure why someone said "you can't wash it," the literature clearly says "twice a... » Read More No more so than any other sheet, meaning, cats with claws put holes in sheets, bite things, dogs drool, chew on wires, etc. It seems to me that it would take a LOT of damage to completely neutralize the sheet, the metal-fiber cross pattern is quite tight. Additionally, the literature talks of the benefits of earthing for your pets! Although it will need to be paw-or-nose-to sheet contact, just like in nature. Both of our cats have started to show a fondness for the grounding sheet. Not sure why someone said "you can't wash it," the literature clearly says "twice a month," although you can't dry it. We throw it in a "delicates" bag and the delicates cycle, not what is recommended, but no lose of continuity so far. « Show Less
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Hi Sarah, I have checked our covers and we do have a chewer but she hasn't tried it on the covers. We bought her a nylabone and she keeps busy with that. We also have a Corgi/Bassett mix who like to fluff her bed. So, with her strong nails she made the waterproof backing crack. The material is not ruined Jin any way ust the backing cracked. It stil works pretty well to keep the cushion dry though. She is 12 and has bad days where she leaks in her sleep or when getting up. Hope this helps.
174845
Hmmm, good question. The top covering over the foam appears to be worthy of years of use by humans. I could only suggest that you put a tougher material mattress cover on it. But if your dog is a digger, well, who knows? But I do know I love my mattress. Best sleep I've had in a very long time. Best of luck.
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Hi, don't have a cat but do know that the cover would not withstand the sharp claws of a kitty. I use a duvet cover and recommend that (which may help with active pets). In my opinion, no coverlet would fair well being clawed, I've seen the damage that happen. Otherwise a great value.
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I think it depends on your pet size. For small puppy the answer should be NO. For half year old like 5-6pounds poodle it only makes she difficult to do that but impossible to completely prevent she licking her rear paws only when she's lying down on her back.Anyway it makes puppy much more comfortable than the old-style hard one. Your puppy can eat , drink and play while wearing it.
1175188
Measure your cat when sleeping. never used the pad, my dog did not like it.My coworker has a cat that lives on his heater. They bought the smallest size
181686
It is a sheet that is closed in, I would say no you can't do that however if you want to try it let me know how it works out. We used it as a top sheet, because we had the sleeping bag we used this to cover up.
1345455
No. It killed my dog. Everything from China is unsafe. Really?. LOL. I've had my dogs sleep in here and they are as crazy as they were the previous day. Hmmmm. I think more. Oh oh. ☺
118500
Probably not so well if they do any clawing our scratching. That being said, we used one for years camping with our 60 lb dog walking across and sleeping on the bed with us. And we used it occasionally at home where our 3 cats laid on it. Ultimately it wore out (small tears at the seams) before the pets got to it. The mattress is well made...and keeping bedding on it may help protect it while in use.
174846
Coincidentally, I have a dog who sleeps on it. She is my rather stocky Olde English Bulldogge. Her nails do not damage the mattress because I bought a decently padded mattress pad. I suggest you do the same! Besides protecting the mattress from tears, the mattress pad, if washed im bleach and rinsed well, helps keep dust mites from settling in.
376041
Depends how closely they sleep together, but I would say yes. My 2 dogs- 80 and 55 pounds, comfortably fit with room to spare, but they both curl up.
977011
Ive never used the sheets, but if the pads are for a dog, my Pekingese won't use a pad if I use fabric softener -- otherwise, he never misses.
2061654
Well, I can't tell you for sure because my lab doesn't scratch the bed, but I can tell you that I have been impressed with all of the materials including the cover. It's a pretty tough material, so my guess is that so long as you kept up with your dog's nails, that you would be okay for a good while.
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We used this model in our toy hauler rv. Our dogs- 2 labs- sleep in the "garage" section right next to this unit and it doesn't seem to affect them at all. Hope that helps. Not sure why the other respondent says it WILL affect your dog- too bad they didn't give any details.
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mine sleep with me i have four dogs and one cat and i'm fine . i'm amazed at how well these work well worth the money i have friends now buying of amazon for their animals .
1579945
My dog loves this bed, I checked the warmth of it when she got up after two hours of sleeping on it. It was only slightly warm from her body heat, but not hot. I do believe that either way it would keep your pet comfortable being just warm enough and just cool enough. We are so happy with the bed that we bought two more of them to have in various spots in our house. Hope this helps you.
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If you fold it, it may put sufficient pressure on the mat to make it alarm. It is supposed to be fully unfolded and unwrinkled. I had little success using this mat with my three cats. It worked for my dogs. The Ssscat spray was more effective for the cats.