Dog House Heater

Dogs can live everywhere, outdoors, or indoors, depending on the type of dog, the condition of each family, and dog owners’ personal preference. The winter is coming, and we’ve found that more and more people are looking for dog house heaters. Here comes some for your reference.

Akoma Hound Heater

There are several advantages:
(1) Safe. The internal heat shield keeps the front from getting hot, allowing the pet to lay directly against the lower half of the unit without any danger of getting burned, and the cord is chew-proof with a special design.
(2) Easy to control. The temperature can be adjusted from 30°F to 100°F via a knob or phone connected to Bluetooth
(3) Energy saving. It dries heat up to 75 cubic feet and only runs when needed.

$129.95 on Amazon

GiveBest Portable Electric Space Heater

Honestly, this is not for a dog house, but it can be used around the house, for both humans and dogs. Pros and cons are as follows:
Pros: 
(1) Portable. Wherever the dog is sleeping, we can put the heater in a specific place in advance to heat the space. 
(2) A Wider range of temperatures. It can be adjusted from 0℉ to 158℉, and it will get the heater to cycle on and off according to if the room's temperature reaches the heater's set temperature.
(3) Perfect for large spaces. With PTC ceramic heating tech and a high-speed fan, this heater put out tons of heater to heat 200 square feet in seconds.
(4) A little bit safe. Tip-over protection shut off the heater when it's knocked over, perfect for houses that have kids and pets.
Cons:
(1) Not safe enough for dogs: It might hurt the dog if it gets too close to the heater, and there is no chew-proof design.
(2) Not energy saving enough. It costs a lot if it works for the whole night with 1500W power.

$35.99 on Amazon

TURBRO Neighborhood Dog House Heater

Compared to the Akoma, this Turbro Heater has a higher performance in the following situation:
(1) Easy to control. With an IPX4 waterproof controller, we can easily adjust the heating level from outside the dog house.
(2) Safe. In addition, to chew proof design, this dog heater also comes with built-in overheating protection and has passed the UL test.
(3) Easy to clean. The mesh air outlet design prevents pets from going into the heater and reduces dog hair from entering the heater. The built-in filter allows internal debris and hair to be cleaned easily by removing the outer shell.
(4) Less noise. The noise level is lower than 45dB because it is using PTC Ceramic as a heating method instead of forced air.

$99.99 on Amazon

If you don’t want to install a heater, then a heated dog bed might be working as well. Or, even building a solar-powered dog house, which is even more eco-friendly.