Unlike standard gels that freeze solid, AVANTPET Cool Gel stays slushy even at -58°F, maintaining a refreshing temperature 37.4°F - 41.0°F below room temperature for lasting comfort. Perfect for a soothing, cooling rest.
AVANTPET cooling gel uses ingredients that are also used in food additives like ice cream, jam, and candy, so if a pet happens to chew on the mat and ingest some of the gel, it will not be a problem.
Crafted with eco-friendly materials, AVANTPET products are certified safe from skin irritation, mites, and bacteria. Polygiene-treated fabrics and natural phytoncide block mold and bacteria, keeping the mat fresh and safe through temperature shifts.
| SIZE | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 20.5" (52cm) | 23.6" (60cm) | 31.5" (80cm) |
| Height | 13.8" (35cm) | 19.7" (50cm) | 23.6" (60cm) |
The AVANPET Cool Gel is made from plant-based glycerin (VG), propylene glycol (PG), and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), which are FDA-approved food-grade materials, making it safe if ingested by pets. However, it is not designed as a food product, so please ensure that your pet does not chew on or ingest it.
Mold can develop on cooling mats if they are exposed to pet saliva, sweat, and a hot, humid environment for extended periods, similar to other pet bedding or toys. While external factors may introduce mold, the cool mat is designed to resist mold growth. If any foreign substances get on the mat, clean it promptly and perform regular maintenance to ensure it remains in good condition for your pet.
If the ambient temperature is too high or the mat has been used by your pet, it may feel less cool. The cooling mat is designed to be 3-5°C (5.4-9°F) cooler than the surrounding temperature, but it will return to its original temperature if left alone. For a more intense cooling effect, you can store the mat in the refrigerator or freezer before use.
All cooling mats that use cool gel contain distilled water. Prolonged use can cause the water to absorb heat energy and evaporate. To mitigate this, we use a high-density fabric that is twice as thick as the previous version to reduce the risk of shrinkage.
