Posted by dave2 on March 18, 2010 at 14:47:21 from (91.10.175.200):
Anyone have an online source for rubber heating pads like used for pigs?
Sure could have used one today. Dog had 8 puppies and didn't know what to do with them, so they almost froze. After moving them in the house and several hours of fussing over her/them and a miracle shot the wife keeps on hand, got her in the mommy mood and the babies drinking. I raced to 3 different farm stores and called a couple, think I could find something? By the time I gave in and bought/brought a heat lamp home, they were all cuddled up to mom and eating. I feel safer with the pad than a lamp, but need something to keep me from going into another panic like this morning :roll:
If somebody already has one (2x3ft?), could you tell me how many watts it pulls?
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