:shock:ablang said:
Does anyone own any Doctors Foster & Smith products?
I was wondering what you think about their products in general, and do they actually work according to their claims.
They sell products not just for cats at http://www.drsfostersmith.com
Specifically, does anyone own the Thermal Cat Cushion (AKA Cozy Cushion) featured in last Sunday's Parade Magazine? Here's the description from:
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/p ... CatId=8982
* Self-heating core - warms without electricity [does this work?]
* Washable, heavy-duty fabric
* Choice of attractive leopard patterns
Cozy Cushion works like an electric blanket without the electricity! Your cat will snuggle warmly on this faux fur, double-thick thermal cushion. A core layer of thermo-reflective material uses your cat's own body heat to warm the entire cushion - no cords or electricity costs! Soon to become your cat's favorite snuggle spot. Heavy-duty fabric is machine washable. Please specify Tan Leopard or Gray Leopard. Cushion measures 18" x 22". $17.99
Does it really keep a cat warm, especially during the winter, when indoor temperatures can go down to 55 degrees?
They sell products not just for cats at http://www.drsfostersmith.com
Specifically, does anyone own the Thermal Cat Cushion (AKA Cozy Cushion) featured in last Sunday's Parade Magazine? Here's the description from:
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/p ... CatId=8982
* Self-heating core - warms without electricity [does this work?]
* Washable, heavy-duty fabric
* Choice of attractive leopard patterns
Cozy Cushion works like an electric blanket without the electricity! Your cat will snuggle warmly on this faux fur, double-thick thermal cushion. A core layer of thermo-reflective material uses your cat's own body heat to warm the entire cushion - no cords or electricity costs! Soon to become your cat's favorite snuggle spot. Heavy-duty fabric is machine washable. Please specify Tan Leopard or Gray Leopard. Cushion measures 18" x 22". $17.99
Does it really keep a cat warm, especially during the winter, when indoor temperatures can go down to 55 degrees?
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