PolarPaw™️ Dog Cooling Mat - Ice Blue
Pairs well with
Heatstroke Kills: Prevention is Key.
Our cooling mat offers instant relief from the heat of Summer, using our non-toxic, specialized performance fabric it does not contain toxic gels nor is it made out of uncomfortable plastic. It is padded, soft & comfortable for your dog to use on furniture, in beds, crates, cars as well as out and about as a settle mat.
❄️ Instant cooling fabric - absorbs heat from your dog's body, feels cool to the touch.
❄️ Breathable reverse mesh, releases the heat it has absorbed automatically.
❄️ Can be sprayed with water for extra cooling effect on the go (small, convenient spray bottles available separately here).
❄️ For ultimate cooling, simply soak the mat in water, wring out excess water and place into your freezer for 10-60mins.
❄️50 x 70cm (20 x 28 inches) One size fits most dogs up to 15kg approx, Larger breeds will still benefit as it will cover their belly/chest area to cool them down, or simply use two if wanting to cover a crate for example.
❄️Our mats are easy to fold/roll up, lightweight and convenient to fit into bags, freezers, and carry out and about to use when needed.
❄️Hand or machine wash at 30c or less, gentle cycle. Do not tumble dry. Fast drying.
❄️Four colours to choose from: Cool Grey, Chilled Rosé , Frosted Lime or Ice Blue.
Surface Temperature (ST) Test Results:
ST of mat on a hot day (air 29c), dry: 27c~
ST of mat when sprayed/soaked, with room temp water: 22c~
ST of mat after being soaked + in freezer for 10 mins: 4.8c~
ST of mat after being soaked + in freezer for 30 mins: 0.5c / Under 1c~
Heat stoke Prevention Tips
- Do not walk your dog when it is hot/warm outside. This temperature can vary depending on your dog’s breed, age & coat.
- For older, thick coated or brachycephalic (flat faced breeds) dogs this could be a temperature of anything above 18c. If it doubt, please call your vet for advice.
- Ensure fresh water is always available. Use wet cooling mats in crates/beds at home.
- Use fans or Air con in the rooms where your dogs are.
- Walk your dogs early in the morning (before 9am) or late evening when it is cooler, do check temperatures as sometimes it is not much cooler.
- Give frozen plain yogurt to lick or other frozen treats.
- Wet your dog regularly if they are still panting inside the house despite above measures.
- If you notice excessive panting, foaming at the mouth, pale gums, lethargy, confusion, or sickness - take your dog to the vet immediately.
Please note that subject to availability we may include a complimentary peanut butter dog cookie with your order. If you have a peanut or nut allergy and would prefer not to receive this, please let us know in the order comments at checkout.