CozyCove™ - Insulated Heated Cat House
CozyCove™ - Insulated Heated Cat House
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The 30-Day Warm Guarantee
Set it out for thirty days. If you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
- 🔥 131°F heated pad — stays on all night
- 🌧️ Foil-insulated, 100% waterproof shell
- 🐾 Free ground stakes in every box
CozyCove™ - Insulated Heated Cat House
Will a stray or feral cat actually use it?
Will a stray or feral cat actually use it?
Most do within a few nights. Put it where the cat already sleeps, tuck a little food just inside the door, and fold the front flap back for the first week. Once they've felt the heated pad, they come back on their own.
How warm does it actually get?
How warm does it actually get?
The pad holds a steady 131°F at the surface and every wall, the floor and the roof are foil-lined, so the inside stays far above freezing even at -20°F outside. It draws 23 watts — about the same as a light bulb.
How big is it? Will two cats fit?
How big is it? Will two cats fit?
25.6" long, 16.9" wide, 17.7" tall, sitting 6" off the ground. One large cat has room to spare; two average cats fit if they get along.
What if it leaks, or we don't love it?
What if it leaks, or we don't love it?
The shell is mesh-embedded PVC with an eave over the door, so rain and snow shed off it. If you're not happy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days and we'll walk you through a return and refund.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it before the first hard freeze? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.
Watch It Hold Heat Through a Blizzard
Every cat feeder has tried the cardboard box, the storage bin with straw, the nylon tent that leaked by January. CozyCove is the one that actually holds the warmth. The pad sits at a steady 131°F at the surface, the foil lining bounces that heat back into the den, and the waterproof shell keeps every drop of sleet outside. Cats in -20°F wind chill come out dry and warm for breakfast.
The Shell That Doesn't Leak
Most outdoor cat shelters fail because the fabric is the weak spot — it soaks through, splits at the seams, and the heating pad underneath dies with it. CozyCove is built the other way around. The walls are mesh-embedded PVC on a welded metal frame, the lid lifts off on a sealed edge, and an eave shades the door. Rain, snow and hail shed off it instead of soaking in.
Give Her a Way Out and Step Back
A shelter with one door is a trap the moment a raccoon or the neighbor's tom shows up, and feral cats know it — that's why they won't go in. CozyCove has a second door that only opens outward on a magnetic latch, with a clear window so she can see what's coming. She can bolt if she needs to; nothing pushes its way in. Stake it down, fold the front flap back for the first week, and let her decide it's hers.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four kinds of cat people, one shelter
Stray feeders, barn owners, indoor-cat households with an outside regular, and anyone who's watched a cat shiver on the porch buy it for different reasons. It answers all four.
“I feed a stray but I can't bring him inside.”
An immune-compromised indoor cat, a big dog, a cat that won't touch a litter box — there's always a reason he stays out. CozyCove gives him a heated, dry bed of his own on your porch so you stop checking the window at 2am.
“The fabric tent leaked and the pad died.”
Nylon tents split at the seams, soak through and grow mildew by year two. CozyCove is mesh-embedded PVC on a welded metal frame with an eave over the door. Rain sheds off it, not into it.
“It hits -20 here. A box won't cut it.”
Every wall, the floor and the roof are foil-lined, and the pad holds 131°F at the surface all night. Cats in Michigan, Chicago and the PNW come out dry and warm for breakfast.
“Raccoons and the neighbor's tom want in too.”
The escape door only opens outward on a magnetic latch and has a clear window. Your cat sees out, bolts if he needs to, and nothing pushes its way in.
THE WHOLE SETUP
Four reasons, and that's the lot
One shelter, one heated pad, one outdoor outlet.
Everything in the box
SEE IT IN THE SNOW
HOW IT WORKS
Plug. Place. Stay warm.
Every fabric shelter loses its heat through thin walls and a wet floor. CozyCove seals both.
Step 1 — Foil on all six sides
Walls, floor and roof are lined with reflective insulation, so the heat the pad makes stays in the den instead of leaking into the night.
Step 2 — A 131°F pad that stays on
No 24-hour reset button, no thermostat to fiddle with. Plug it in October, unplug it in April.
Step 3 — 6" off the frozen ground
The metal frame lifts the floor out of snow and meltwater, and two stakes hold it steady in a 60-mph wind.
YOUR FIRST EVENING
From box to porch in ten minutes
What setting it up looks like, start to finish.
Click the frame together
The legs and lid snap onto the metal frame in a few minutes — no tools. Drop the foil floor panel in.
Slide in the heated pad
Feed the cord through the sealed grommet, lay the pad flat, put the washable cover on. Plug into any outdoor outlet.
Put it where she already sleeps
Door away from the wind, stakes in the ground. Fold the front flap back for the first week so she isn't spooked.
Tuck a treat inside and wait
Most cats find the warm pad within a night or two. Check on her through the escape-door window without lifting the lid.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Only one makes it to March
The 30-Day Warm Guarantee
Set it out for thirty days. If your cat won't use it, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Heated. Waterproof. Predator-Proof.
★ 4.8/5 · Over 12,000 sold — 131°F heated pad that stays on · foil-insulated waterproof shell · one-way escape door · free ground stakes · 30-Day Warm Guarantee
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things people ask before they order
Will a stray or feral cat actually use it?
Most do within a few nights. Put it where the cat already sleeps, tuck a little food just inside the door, and fold the front flap back for the first week. Once they've felt the heated pad, they come back on their own.
How warm does it actually get?
The pad holds a steady 131°F at the surface and every wall, the floor and the roof are foil-lined, so the inside stays far above freezing even at -20°F outside. It draws 23 watts — about the same as a light bulb.
Is the heating pad safe to leave plugged in?
Yes. It's UL-certified, the cover is fire-retardant, and the cord is chew-resistant with a sealed rubber grommet where it enters the house. It's built to stay plugged in from October to April.
How big is it? Will two cats fit?
25.6" long, 16.9" wide, 17.7" tall, sitting 6" off the ground. One large cat has room to spare; two average cats fit if they get along.
Does it need to be near an outlet?
The pad runs off a standard outlet and works with any outdoor-rated extension cord. No plug nearby? It still works as an insulated shelter — add straw and it holds body heat well.
What if it leaks, or we don't love it?
The shell is mesh-embedded PVC with an eave over the door, so rain and snow shed off it. If you're not happy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days and we'll walk you through a return and refund.
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it before the first hard freeze? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.