I’m laying in bed, it’s the middle of the night, and in the corner of my eye I notice a mass of white fluffiness tossing and turning. Checking to see if everything is in order, I feel the space around me become a little less crowded. She jumped. Great. I sit and await the inevitable whine accompanied by delicate scratches on my bedroom floor… and there it is! Like clockwork. Naturally perturbed and aware of my early morning, I acquiesce to the little princess’ demands, and open my door. She drunkenly stumbles to the cool tile located outside my door, and passes out for the rest of the night. Canine Cooler Thermoregulating Pet Bed

This may not seem like such a big deal for most. Just let her sleep outside the door right? The answer may seem simple, but the fact of the matter is, and it’s a horrifying one, she may change her mind. I can’t keep doing this every night. There has to be a better solution I think to myself. It is Arizona, it’s going to get really hot.

I only provide this back story to illustrate how frustrating it can be for a dog owner to accommodate both man and canine in high temperatures. I’ll admit, my little puppy is spoiled, she’s my only child. I can’t let that fact defer me from the problem. So it was no surprise that when I came across Active Forever’s Canine Cooler Thermoregulating Pet Bed, I was pretty stoked. The cooling aspect of it will take care of the main problem. I’ll be comfortable in my human bed, she’ll be happy on the cooler surface that is said product. No more restless nights, no more whining, no more madness.

But there is more about this product that attracts me. Learning more about it let me know that for pets that have had surgeries, this calms ailing limbs. Perfect for my little one given the fact that she has had hip replacement surgery. This product seems efficient as well as convenient, and I cannot wait to purchase it for her birthday.

For more information on the Canine Cooler Thermoregulating Pet Bed, please visit http://www.ActiveForever.com

Submitted by Eva Konofalski