Aloof teaches you how to choose a pet habitat mat as follows:

1. As long as the owner masters the correct selection method, he can identify the pet shelters that the dog likes. The most important thing is that the cushions should be soft and comfortable, so they can keep warm in cold weather.

2. The first is the selection of materials: the fabrics of pet habitat nests are pure cotton, acrylic, and fleece. There are three main types of fillings: sponge, cotton, and seven-hole cotton. The best material for dog kennel is cotton, because it is not easy to generate static electricity. Secondly, it is fleece, which is also very warm and comfortable. It is best not to choose acrylic. Acrylic is cheap, but it is easy for dog hair and acrylic to contact tie. The filling material is best to choose seven-hole cotton, which is warm and easy to dry when wet; second is pure cotton, which has good heat retention, but it is not easy to dry when wet; the final choice is sponge, soft and warm. , The price is the cheapest.

3. Second look at the design: The design of pet habitat litter is now more and more thoughtful. For example, some dog kennels have leather under the cotton pads, so that they can be waterproof, the cotton pads are wet or dirty, just wash the cotton pads; for example, some make a small house, and Is made into a sleeping bag, which can effectively maintain heat and resist cold air. Also note that not all dogs are suitable for living in a den.

4. There are three types of dogs suitable for pet littering: one is a dog of smaller size, the other is a dog with less hair, and the third is a younger dog. If you are a large dog, it is recommended to use cotton pads in winter. One is that big dogs don't like to be in kennels, and the other is that cotton pads are easy to wash. Cotton cushions can be laid in a dog cage or by the owner's bed. How to choose a kennel size is also important. Some dog owners think that the smaller the litter, the warmer it is, which actually makes the dog uncomfortable. When buying, it's best to take the dog with you, and let the dog straighten it. The nest is just a little bigger than the dog's body.