
Cats are built for heat. They're most comfortable at around 86–100°F, much warmer than the rooms we keep for ourselves.
That's why they chase sunbeams, sit on laptops and steal your spot the second you stand up.
Most cats spend 12–16 hours a day asleep, so in winter that's a lot of time spent on cold floors and in drafty corners.
When your cat lies down, their body gives off heat that normally escapes straight into the floor.
The Ember Mat stops that. The plush top traps their warmth, the insulating core holds it in, and a hidden reflective layer sends it back up to them. It works like a survival blanket, but soft enough to knead.
The result is gentle, steady warmth that matches their body temperature, so it can never get too hot.
Machine Washable
Reversible
Self Warming
No Plugs
Just put the Ember Mat where your cat already likes to nap.
No setup, no plugs, no training. Just a warm spot they'll claim as their own.
✓ No setup or batteries needed
✓ Place it anywhere they love
✓ 30-day money-back guarantee
Yes. It doesn't make its own heat. It reflects your cat's body heat back to them, so it warms up within minutes of them lying down and stays warm for as long as they're on it.
No. The mat can only get as warm as your cat makes it, so there's no risk of overheating or burns. That makes it safe to leave out while you're at work or asleep.
Cats naturally go looking for the warmest spot in the house. Put the mat where they already nap and most cats move straight onto it. Some like to knead it first.
No. The reflective layer is a quiet material, so it doesn't rustle when they move. That matters for nervous cats.
Yes. Senior cats often feel the cold more, and the soft, cushioned surface gives them a warm, comfortable place to rest.
Yes. It's flat and flexible, so it sits inside crates, existing beds, window perches and car seats. It also works in sheltered outdoor spots like a porch or garage.
The textured plush side is the warmest, for cold nights. The smooth side is lighter, for milder days or for cats who run warm.
Yes. Small dogs fit the L, and the XL suits medium dogs.
Put it in the washing machine on a gentle cycle and let it air dry. Don't tumble dry. It keeps its softness and warmth after repeated washes.