Toozey and 3 Other Pet Bed Mats Compared

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This page compares four pet bed mats that match the Toozey keyword: the Toozey heated cat mat and three unheated mats of similar shape. The figures come from the product specifications and bullet text in the listing data, checked on 11 and 12 October 2026. No product was run through any trial for this page, so every number below is a figure a listing states. Where two listings disagree, both figures appear side by side.

Quick answer

The Toozey is the only heated item in this group. Its listing gives an 18 by 16 by 0.6 inch footprint, six heat settings from 86 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit, a 4 to 24 hour timer, and a chew-resistant cord. None of the other three listings describes heat. Their sizes run from 35 by 22 inches to 35 by 23 inches, and their maximum weight figures run from 15 pounds on the Toozey up to 90 pounds on the Sunheir.

If your pet is small, weighs under about 12 pounds by the Toozey bullet text, and you can keep an eye on the mat while it runs, the Toozey matches the size guidance in its listing. If your dog is larger, or you want an unheated surface, one of the 35 inch mats matches the listed figures better.

Side-by-side listing figures

The table uses the figures from each listing’s specification fields. Where a bullet says something different, the difference is noted after the table.

Listing figure	Toozey (B07WK7R35X)	Sunheir (B0BNT3SV9H)	Yintrest (B0FXMCL8VX)	KSIIA (B09D7DWTVB)
Listed size	18 x 16 x 0.6 in	35 x 22 x 3 in	35 x 23 x 4 in	35 x 23 x 3.5 in
Cover	Velvet, removable	Waterproof leathaire	Polyester	Heavy weight deluxe plush
Fill	PVC and polyester fiber	Polyurethane foam	Polypropylene fiber	Polypropylene fiber
Heat	Six settings, 86 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated
Maximum weight	15 pounds	90 pounds	50 kilograms (about 110 pounds)	65 pounds
Dog breed size field	Small	Medium	Large	Medium
Item weight	1.9 pounds	0.5 kilograms (about 1.1 pounds)	1.43 kilograms (about 3.15 pounds)	4 pounds
Care field	Machine wash (cover)	Machine wash	Machine wash	Hand wash only and machine wash
Warranty field	One year from manufacturer, limited	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Data checked	2026-10-12	2026-10-11	2026-10-11	2026-10-11

Three rows need a note. The Toozey title says cats and dogs, but its bullets are written for cats and small pets, and its size field says Small. The Yintrest breed text says a medium dog weighing 35 to 60 pounds, while its dog breed size field says Large and its maximum weight is 50 kilograms. The KSIIA specification gives a 65 pound maximum, while its bullets say dogs up to 60 pounds. The listings do not explain these differences, so the figures stay side by side here.

Toozey heated cat mat

The Toozey listing is written mostly for cats. Its bullets describe a cat heating pad that fits cat beds, condos, crates, and small sleeping spots. They describe the 18 by 16 inch size as a fit for many smaller pets under about 12 pounds, and they note that the right fit depends on sleeping style and bed setup.

The bullets also list six heat settings from 86 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit and a timer that runs from 4 to 24 hours. The specification sheet adds the model number TK-HPP4540A, an item weight of 1.9 pounds, and a maximum weight of 15 pounds. The package includes one heating mat, instructions, a tips sheet, and a velvet cover. The warranty field states one year from the manufacturer, with a limited warranty type.

The listing describes the surface as waterproof and the cord as chew resistant. It says the inner pad wipes clean with a damp cloth and that the cover is machine washable. These are the manufacturer’s descriptions. The listing data does not show how either feature was checked.

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Sunheir washable orthopedic pet bed mat

The Sunheir title says large dog bed, but its dog breed size field says Medium. Its breed text names German Shorthaired Pointer, Bulldog, Australian Shepherd, and Border Collie. The specification sheet gives a 35 by 22 by 3 inch size, a 90 pound maximum weight, and an item weight of 0.5 kilograms.

The bullets describe a plush Sherpa top, a slip-resistant bottom, and a 3 inch layer of high-density egg foam meant to support the spine, muscles, and joints while a dog rests. The cover is described as a removable three-layer fabric that is waterproof and machine washable. The specification fields list the material as faux leather and polyester sherpa, and the fill as polyurethane foam. The listing names orthopedic, waterproof, and easy to clean among its features.

The bullets say the rectangular shape lets a pet stretch out, and they suggest it can sit in a living room, on an elevated dog bed, in a crate, or in a pet house. A bullet also notes that the pack arrives compressed and suggests letting it sit for 48 hours before use.

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Yintrest plush washable pet bed mat

The Yintrest title names a large dog bed, a plush washable pet bed mat, and a dog crate bed, all at 35 by 23 inches. The specification sheet gives a 4 inch thickness, a 50 kilogram maximum weight (about 110 pounds), and an item weight of 1.43 kilograms (about 3.15 pounds). Its dog breed size field says Large. Its breed text, however, says a medium size dog weighing 35 to 60 pounds, and one bullet repeats that 35 to 60 pound range under an XL size label.

The bullets describe rose velvet covering, polypropylene fiber held in place by six anchor holes, and a non-slip, anti-scratch base. They say the bed can be washed by hand or in a machine and that it keeps its shape after repeated washes. The listing calls it suitable for home and travel use. The material is polyester, and the features field lists durable, non skid bottom, soft and comfortable, and washable.

The listing does not state a heat function, a wattage, or a warranty.

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KSIIA washable plush crate bed mat

The KSIIA listing is a crate-style mat measuring 35 by 23 by 3.5 inches. Its specification sheet lists an item weight of 4 pounds, a 65 pound maximum, and a Medium dog breed size. The bullets state a limit of dogs up to 60 pounds, so the two weight figures differ by 5 pounds.

The bullets describe heavy weight deluxe plush in rose velvet, a fill held by 6 keyhole fixation points, and an anti-slip, anti-scratch bottom. They describe the mat as a crate bed, dog pillow, kennel bed, or travel bed in a car, and the recommended uses field lists Travel. The features field includes washable, non skid bottom, scratch resistant, non-shedding, breathable, and durable. The care field lists hand wash only and machine wash together, while the bullets describe a gentle cold wash.

Check the KSIIA crate bed mat on Amazon

Size and fit: how to check the footprint

The footprint is the first thing to check, because it decides whether a mat fits the space you have. Mark the listed size on the floor with painter’s tape before you order. The Toozey needs an 18 by 16 inch area. The Sunheir needs 35 by 22 inches, and the Yintrest and KSIIA each need 35 by 23 inches. A crate or bed frame that is smaller than the mat will leave the edges hanging, and the listings do not say how an overhang affects the surface.

The thickness figures matter too. The Toozey is 0.6 inches thick, the Sunheir is 3 inches, the Yintrest is 4 inches, and the KSIIA is 3.5 inches. A thicker mat raises the sleeping surface, so it may not fit a crate with a tight door opening. Compare the height figure with the space above the mat, not only the floor size.

The weight figures add another layer. The Toozey’s listed item weight of 1.9 pounds is under half the KSIIA’s 4 pound figure and about 60 percent of the Yintrest’s 3.15 pounds. The Sunheir’s 0.5 kilogram figure, about 1.1 pounds, is lighter than the Toozey even though the Sunheir is 3 inches thick and carries a foam fill. A lighter mat is easier to move, but the figure that matters for a surface is the one the seller confirms for the exact model. Check that the listed weight and the thickness agree before you rely on either.

A cord also needs a route. The Toozey listing describes its cord as chew resistant, but it does not give the cord length. Plan where the cord will run before the mat arrives, and keep it away from chewing range and walking routes.

Worked example: footprint and weight limits for a 30 pound dog

Start with floor area, using the listed size of each mat. The Toozey measures 18 by 16 inches, which is 288 square inches. The Sunheir measures 35 by 22 inches, or 770 square inches. The Yintrest and the KSIIA each measure 35 by 23 inches, or 805 square inches. The Yintrest and KSIIA therefore cover about 2.8 times the floor of the Toozey.

Now take a 30 pound dog as the example. The Toozey lists a 15 pound maximum, so the listing figures put a 30 pound dog out of range. The Sunheir lists 90 pounds, and the KSIIA lists 65 pounds in its specification and 60 pounds in its bullets, so a 30 pound dog falls inside both. The Yintrest is less clear. Its 50 kilogram maximum would allow a 30 pound dog, but its breed text starts at 35 pounds, so a 30 pound dog falls below the range the listing names. Two figures in the Yintrest listing point in different directions, and a buyer should check with the seller.

A 12 pound cat on the Toozey shows the other side of the same numbers. The bullets describe the mat as a fit for many smaller pets under about 12 pounds, and the 15 pound maximum leaves some room above that. For a 12 pound cat that sleeps curled up, the 288 square inch footprint is the figure to test against the bed or crate you plan to use.

How we chose these four listings

The keyword names Toozey and bed mats. The research pool for this keyword holds twelve listings, and most of them are full dog beds or pet feeding mats. We kept the listings whose titles or product types describe a mat or flat pad: the Toozey heated mat, the Sunheir pet bed mat, the Yintrest pet bed mat, and the KSIIA pet mat. We then ordered them by listed size, starting with the smallest.

We did not rank these four by quality, durability, or comfort. The listings do not give a basis for those comparisons, and no product was run through a trial for this page. The table and the product sections compare only the figures each listing states. For a wider look at dog bed options, see dog beds with a built-in cover and blankets that protect a bed from a dog.

What we could not verify

The listing data is the only source for this page. It contains no independent test results for heat output, surface temperature, wattage, durability, or cover wear. The Toozey listing gives no wattage and no surface temperature at each heat setting, and it does not explain how its timer behaves at the end of a cycle. None of the four listings shows a safety certification in the fields we have.

The listings also disagree on several figures. The Toozey title names dogs, but its bullets focus on cats. The Yintrest breed text, its maximum weight, and its dog breed size field point in different directions. The KSIIA bullets and specification sheet give different weight limits. These differences remain open on this page, so settle them with the seller before you buy.

The data was checked on 11 and 12 October 2026. Listings change, so confirm the current figures on the product page before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Toozey mat run unattended?

The listing data does not address running the mat unattended. It gives a 4 to 24 hour timer, but it does not state a wattage or a surface temperature at each setting. Ask the seller before you leave it on while you are away.

Which of these mats suits a 30 pound dog?

On the listed figures, the Sunheir with a 90 pound maximum and the KSIIA with a 65 pound maximum both cover a 30 pound dog. The Yintrest maximum of 50 kilograms would also cover it, but its breed text starts at 35 pounds. The Toozey maximum of 15 pounds does not cover a 30 pound dog.

Are these mats machine washable?

Each listing names a washable feature in some form. The Toozey lists a machine washable velvet cover, and its inner pad wipes clean with a damp cloth. The Sunheir and the Yintrest list machine wash in their care fields. The KSIIA lists hand wash only and machine wash together.

Does any of these listings include a warranty?

Only the Toozey listing states a warranty in its specification fields. It lists one year from the manufacturer, with a limited warranty type. The Sunheir, Yintrest, and KSIIA listings do not show a warranty field in the data used here.

Conclusion

The Toozey is the only heated mat in this comparison. It is an 18 by 16 inch pad with six listed heat settings, a 4 to 24 hour timer, and a chew-resistant cord, and its listing is written for cats and small pets. The Sunheir, Yintrest, and KSIIA are each about 35 inches long and describe no heat function. Their listed maximum weights are 90 pounds, 50 kilograms (about 110 pounds), and 65 pounds.

The main questions are footprint, weight, and washing. Measure the space, compare your pet’s weight with the lower of the figures in each listing, and confirm the washing routine before you buy. If the wattage or the surface temperature matters to your setup, ask the seller first.

Sources

• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WK7R35X
• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNT3SV9H
• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXMCL8VX
• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09D7DWTVB