OHAJUES Dog Cooling Mat,Pet Cooling Mat for Dogs and Cats,Easy Washable,Suitable for all types of pets,Summer Keep Your Pet Cool (17.7X17.7in)

I recently purchased a dog cooling mat for my furry friend and I am extremely impressed with the results. Not only does it provide a comfortable and cool surface for my dog to lay on during hot summer days, but it also helps regulate their body temperature and prevent overheating. The mat is well-made, durable, and easy to clean, making it a great investment for any dog owner. My dog absolutely loves it and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to keep their pet cool and comfortable during the warm weather.

The first time my dog laid on it, the mat split open (in an area opposite of where my dog was), and water poured out. The spilt is irreparable. We are very disappointed in this product.

I knew my dogs wouldn’t have liked it when I bought it but I thought it was worth a try. Filling it takes a little time if you’re using it for inside the house. I don’t really have anything to fill it with so I was using a 4cup measuring cup so it took a while. Then I had to lift it and get it to another room. There’s probably easier ways but that’s how I did it. It does work though. I feel it every now and then throughout the day and the water inside keeps the outside cool. But my dogs just don’t like it. They hate anything knew or that feels different. I tried putting them on it and laying them down on it but they just wouldn’t stay on it and haven’t even gone near it. will be returning but not because it’s a bad product! It’s great. It’s a great idea. But my dogs weren’t impressed

I REALLY, really wanted to love this. It looks like just what I wanted to have out back for our two pit-mix dogs. One is around 75# and the other around 60#. Despite our extremely hot summers....well, almost year-round here in MS, they still love to go outside and "sunbathe." Stresses me out some, but they are not subjected to this madness outside their free will. :)This was a product of a decent price that looked like it might could work great for them to lay on when they get hot. Well...after I got it filled with water, I first realized I didn't fill it up enough. It was still kind of floppy, and I have to say it's kind of hard to fill up by yourself. If you are able, definitely get someone to assist you with the fill-up. If you do it inside, it's likely you might make a bit of a mess. When I did it outside, I was pouring sweat trying to hold it up straight in order to fill with water.I read the instructions and they do say to basically not let your dogs get their claws on it or it will pop. I kind of thought that was interesting considering if they lay on it, how are they not going to get their paws on there or when they walk across it to get settled?It just didn't work for us. Initially, they were just too unsure about the swishing water sound when they touched it with a paw. The next thing I knew...and within a few days or so, I realized they had popped it.Of note, it wasn't like they chewed it or that there was even a huge rip or gash---when I examined it, it looked like maybe even just one of their nails poked through and the water was coming out. I considered trying to duct tape it or something but knew that likely wouldn't last long in the heat.So, for me--overall, I would not recommend this for big dogs. I decided to go with 3 starts because I do understand that there are plenty of people out there who may be looking at this and have much smaller dogs with smaller dog nails, haha. I do believe that if that is the case for you, this might be worth trying out. If you have big dogs, I don't think this is the best bet for you.

Pup with Cushing's disease is constantly overheating and this looked like a good solution to keep her cool at night. It worked fine for less than a week. One morning I picked it up to move it and make the bed, only to discover it was leaking from the fill-hole, despite the "stopper" and cap were securely in place. Great idea - just wish it worked.