PawLab Cooling Mat — Gel-Free Pressure-Activated Cooling for Dogs Most dogs overheat silently. Fans push warm air over fur — and since dogs can't sweat through their skin, that airflow does nothing. Memory foam traps body heat and reflects it straight back. Wet towels dry out in minutes. And gel mats? Buyers are reporting punctures, leaks
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Betsy is my 100# Australian Shepherd. She rules her domain (my house) and only Betsy gets to decide what's good, bad, or ugly; and Betsy doesn't like "change"! In the case of her cooling blanket, she pointedly ignored it for for days, until we folded it in half and placed it on top of her bed. Now she has decided it is no longer a dreaded "change", and has accepted it on a part time basis. We are going into Fall weather now and we are in hopes she will fully accept it before winter cold arrives ... then she might move the scale up to a full "5".
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Larry · September 21, 2026
I bought them for my daughter's dog, a boxer, and for her partner,Tarah's dog. My daughter's dog uses it occasionally, not as often as I'd hoped he would. I'm not sure how often Tarah's dog uses it. She sent me a pic of Leona lying on it right after she got it.
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Karen · September 17, 2026
Took awhile to received the package opened it up it's smaller then I thought it would be. Should have ordered xxl. She is not really interested in it, but the last few days I put it in her bed and is sleeping 😴
