Whether dog or cat - the particularly high-quality and ultra-soft Smartpet Pawzzz microfibre blanket with embossed paw design invites you to snuggle up and relax. It can be used in a variety of ways: it provides your four-legged friend with warmth on cold floors and makes them feel cosier. This blanket can also be used to protect upholstery and carpets from dirt and hair. Depending on the occasion, the neutral, plain-coloured reverse side can be chosen as the surface. The lightweight Smartpet microfibre blanket is easy to transport thanks to its low weight, can be machine washed at 30°C and dries quickly.The Pawzzz Smartpet The Smartpet Pawzzz microfibre blanket at a glance: Cosy fleece blanket with cute paw print design, suitable for cats and dogs Very soft and cuddly: ideal place to play or snuggle up and snooze Reversible: use on both sides, base colour with imprinted paw prints Versatile: warm, cosy and protects furniture from dirt and hair Light: easy to carry Colour: cream/beige or light grey/black Material: 100% polyester Total dimensions: 100 x 75cm (L x W), 200 x 150cm (L x W), Washing instructions: machine washable up to 30°C
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Smartpet
- Price: £6.39
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Do not leave a gel cooling mat with a dog that chews. The gel inside should not be eaten.
- Place the bed out of draughts and away from radiators, somewhere your dog can still see you.
- Older and stiff dogs find low-sided beds easier to step into than deep baskets.
Common questions
How often should I wash my dog’s bed?
Washing the cover or blanket every week or two keeps smells, hair and dirt under control, with vacuuming in between. Wash at 60°C if fleas have been a problem, provided the care label allows it.
Are cooling mats safe for dogs?
Gel cooling mats are generally fine for supervised use on warm days. The gel is not meant to be eaten, so take the mat away from dogs that chew. On hot days, shade, fresh water and avoiding exercise in the heat matter more than any mat.
