Happiness is a warm puppy. And we aim to maintain that with a quality dog house heater by their side.
Our team uncovers how efficient the market’s top picks really are. A little analysis never hurts. Besides, when there’s electricity and heat involved, no research can ever be too thorough. Let’s begin.
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Methodology — Laying Our Research Foundations
Successful research is nothing without a prioritized set of evaluation criteria. Every decent researcher, including ourselves, will agree on this. Here’s our approach.
Whether the heat is electric or solar, from lightbulbs or heating pads, safety is the number one priority with dog house warmers. Thermo-sensors are built into almost every device we found, preventing overheating. When the heat limit is at maximum, some heaters turn off automatically. Finally, all of them featured chew-resistant cords, with some even having protective steel strings.
Steel is the most common and arguably the most durable heater material. In contrast, heated dog houses are mainly made from plastic. Still, plastic may readily break, even if it offers excellent insulation. We also found tents. But they’re the least durable and work best in a sheltered area.
The dog kennel heater units range from 300W to 1500W, while the heating parts use around 40W. Most heat outputs adjust automatically and turn off in the chance of overheating. The heated dog houses have added insulation, the most popular being EPS foam.
Most heated dog houses have drain holes, removable doors, and angled entryways. Their windows are see-through, and you can adjust them to warm the area or ventilate the air. The warming pads are waterproof, and their cords are chew-proof. Also, the heating units or panels have temperature modes, a “tip over” switch, and an anti-freeze mode.
Most, but not all, companies backup their heaters for dog kennels with a satisfaction guarantee. They usually come at a higher price, with warranties ranging from one to three years. We also found products with a safety certificate.
Installing heating units is as easy as ABC. All you need is quick-mount drilling, and you’re done. The heated dog houses are more complicated as they require complete assembling, but it’s nothing an instruction sheet can’t fix. The heat pads and panels are the easiest to install — you only need to plug them into an outlet.
Maintaining dog house heater units is pretty simple, as most thermostats are replaceable. Plus, the dog pads usually come with machine-washable covers. Heated dog houses are the most challenging to maintain, as some require unscrewing parts to clean them thoroughly. Still, they do have drain holes for easier clean-up.
Outdoor pet heater in the form of an igloo house. It’s 43.8″ x 34″ x 25.8″ and made from plastic with an angled entryway. The floors and side moats are raised and have a roof ventilation system.
For more than 50 years, Petmate has been renowned for its products. Its igloo dog house is made of a heavy-duty plastic structure measuring 43.8″ x 34″ x 25.8″. It cools the space in summer and warms it up in winter.
Its angled entryway protects dogs from inclement weather like wind and rain. Also, the raised flooring and side moats drain water and keep your dog dry. What’s more, it has antibacterial protection against stains and germs that cause odors.
The igloo dog house heater has a roof ventilation system for fresh air. If you want more comfort and extra warmth, you can upgrade the igloo house and purchase the Petmate’s igloo door and a heating pad.
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Why we choose this product: Petmate has been famous for its eco-friendly pet products for more than 50 years. Its igloo is durable, with roof ventilation and an offset entryway.
300W dog house heater with a thermostat that heats up from 30°F to 100°F. Internal heat shield for protection. It’s composed of 16-gauge powder-coated steel, forced-air fan, Thermo detecting lamp, and 6ft or 10ft prong grounded cable.
Akoma’s pet products aim for safety, simplicity, and efficiency. The company’s Hound Heater is a 300W wall mount system with 100,000 on/off cycles. Also, it’s made from 16-gauge powder-coated steel, protected with a quiet, forced-air fan.
The replaceable thermostat can heat up from30°F to 100°F, but people usually set it up just above 50°F. The forced-air fan runs quietly and is supported by a Thermo-sensing bulb against overheating.
Due to its internal shield, the Akoma dog house heater provides safe, dry heat. Plus, it has a heavy-duty, chew-proof prong grounded cord with a protective stainless steel spring. You can choose between 6 ft or 10 ft cord length.
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Why we choose this product: Hound Heater aims for longevity with its 100,000 on/off cycles and has an unnoticeable forced-air fan. Also, it features a Thermo sensing bulb for heat control and an internal shield for safe and cozy warmings.
EPS foam insulated dog house for medium to large dog breeds. It features a raised bedding area, self-closing door, see-through windows, and sloped floor with drained floors. Backed up by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
ASL Solutions designed a 38.5″ x 31.5″ x 47.5″ dog palace that’s 30°F warmer than the outside temperature. It’s all thanks to its EPS foam insulation and raised 4” bedding area. The palace is more suitable for medium to large dogs, but it’s not fit for extreme cold weather.
The large dog house with a heater has an easy passage with a self-closing door and sloped floor with added drain holes for easy clean-up. Also, the windows are see-through.
ASL Solutions’ dog palace is free from harmful odors or chemicals. It’s made in the US and comes in brown, gray, and red. A 100% satisfaction guarantee backs up the purchase.
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Why we choose this product: It’s a roomy, sturdy, and aesthetically pleasing dog heater house. It’s insulated with EPS foam, featuring a self-closing door system and raised bedding area. Plus, it comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
300W heater for dog house in an outside area. The thermostat features three temperature levels, and the fan circulates the heat up to 75 cubic feet. The chew-proof cord is 8ft long. Venting isn’t required.
Climate Right features a 300W heater and fan wall mount that gently warms up animals’ houses in cold climates. It has an adjustable thermostat with a heat dial and detailed graphics for low, medium, and high settings.
The internal fan of the dog house heater circulates the warmth up to 75 cubic feet and protects the system from overheating. The cord is 8 ft long and chew-proof.
When the temperature reaches the upper threshold, the fan will turn off until the temperature falls below the lower barrier. There’s no need for venting, and the installation process requires only quick-mount drilling.
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Why we choose this product: Climate Right’s heater has a three-mode adjustable thermostat and 300W heater. The internal fan circulates the warmth and controls the heat levels. It also comes with a chew-proof cord.
Thermic panel heater with 750w and 1500W thermostat unit. Can be placed on the floor or walls. Warms medium to large rooms. Features anti-freeze setting, thermal cut-off, and internal tip-over switch. Comes with a three-year warranty.
The De’Longhi thermic panel heater features an adjustable thermostat with two heat modes — 1500W and 750W. It comes in a sleek and compact 27” x 10” x 22” unit that you can set up on the floor or wall.
These puppy heaters are strong enough to warm up rooms up to 300 sq. ft. Since they don’t have a fan, they heat the space in silence. What’s more, there’s an anti-freeze setting.
De’Longhi has a thermal cut-off and an internal tip-over switch if the panel gets unstable. Also, it has power/caution indicator lights. The thermic panel comes with a three-year warranty guarantee.
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Why we choose this product: It’s an electric dog house heater that looks good. Plus, it’s compact and portable. The thermostat is adjustable and powerful enough to heat 300 sq. ft space. The three-year warranty offer guarantees quality.
Tent bed with a removable orthopedic 40W floor and thermostatic pad. It’s gray and measures 16” x 24” x 19”. Plus, it’s certified for safety and has a one-year warranty.
The K&H Thermo Tent Pet Bed is an attractive solution for warmth during wintertime. It’s ideal for dog houses, basements, garages, or any other outdoor shelter. Alongside the Petco dog house heater comes a thermostatically controlled heated pad and a removable orthopedic 40W heated floor with a machine-washable fleece cover. The internal thermostat heats the bed only when pets are laying on it.
The gray K&H tent bed measures 16” x 24” x 19”. Also, the product has a safety certification and comes with a one-year warranty.
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Why we choose this product: K&H has designed innovative pet products for over 20 years. The tent has a safety certification. It features a 40W dog house floor heater and a thermostatically controlled heated pad.
Insulated dog house for small breeds with a 4” recycled EPS foam. Comes with an added dog heater for the dog house, see-through windows, and a removable door. It’s UV-8 protected and has sloped floors with drain holes. Comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
The ASL Solutions’ 23″ x 29″ x 23.5″ dog house provides a clean, snug, and pleasant shelter for tiny pets. It comes in gray and brown, with a 4” recycled EPS foam. Plus, it’s UV-8 protected.
The 3” raised floor provides a dry and warm bedding area with an electric floor heater. This outdoor dog house heater has weather-adjustable window panels and a sloped floor with drain holes.
Even in temperatures as low as 40°F, the insulated DP Hunter House can maintain 70°F. But without insulation, the temperature falls to 45°F. The product is backed up by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Why we choose this product: DP Hunter Dog House provides quality insulation with 4” recycled EPS foam. The panels are UV-8 protected, and the windows are weather-adjustable. Plus, it comes with an electric floor heater.
Dog house heater pad that comes in brown and in three sizes. Filled with soft foam and covered in a fleece material. The cord is 5.5 ft long. The thermostat uses 20W power. Water-resistant and certified for safety.
The K&H outdoor heated pet bed is made of therapeutic foam and fleece cover with a 5.5 ft steel-wrapped cord.
Its internally regulated thermostat heats the unit with 20W. The heating pad for dog houses is water-resistant, making it ideal for garages, porches, or barns.
K&H also offers safety certification. The pet bed comes in brown and in three sizes — small (14” x 18”), medium (19” x 24”), and large (25” x 36”).
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Why we choose this product: It’s packed with soft foam and an internally regulated thermostat. Plus, you can place it outdoors since it has a water-resistant fleece cover.
Finding the Finest Dog House Heater — A Buyer’s Guide
Before making that final decision, you might want to make a checklist, or as we call it — shopping guidance.
When buying a dog house heater, there are five aspects to consider. Let’s dive right in and see why they’re essential.
The heating power you’ll need depends on the dog’s breed, where it sleeps, and the climate. If you live in a place with mild winters, you can go for an insulated dog house, tent, or self-warming pad. Consider a dog house heater with a transmitter that can reach and sustain high room temperatures, maybe one with an additional air blower for freezing temperatures.
Electric panels heat the most space. Still, they’re only for indoor areas like the house, barn, or garage. If your pooch prefers to sleep outside, you can get a battery-powered dog house heater unit. But remember — the smaller the house, the lower the heat transmitter you’ll need.
Older dogs need an orthopedic dog bed to relieve joint pain, but they can benefit from insulated dog houses with softer flooring. Smaller dogs with single coats should get a dog home with heat pads that’s warm and well-insulated. Until the temperature falls below 20°F, larger double-coated dogs don’t need a heater. If you have a chewing dog, look for a heater that’s either impossible to chew or won’t hurt your dog if chewed.
You can place dog houses anywhere — from backyards and barns to patios and garages. But if the dog house is far away from your home, you’ll also need portable dog box heaters. It’s best to get tents for a sheltered area, as the material might not endure strong winds, snow, or rain. Self-heating pads are the most portable, but they aren’t suitable for harsh weather.
Finding a low-cost dog house heater isn’t hard, but it’s also not the safest. So it’s best not to buy the first one you see on sale. Do your research. If you want a heater plus a house, go for an insulated dog house with added self-heating pads. In case you already have a pet house, buy and mount only a heating unit.
FAQ
Can you put a heater in an igloo dog house?
- Place the igloo in a location that shelters it from wind and protects it from flooding. …
- Turn the igloo so that the opening faces whichever direction will encourage warming during the daylight hours. …
- Insulate the igloo with hay or straw.
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