First heatwave and the 2 a.m. panting just stopped. Bruno finds it himself now.
A cool spot in every room — and a dog that finally settles. Two self-cooling FrostPads pull body heat away the moment your dog lies down.
A cool spot in every room — and a dog that finally settles. Two self-cooling FrostPads pull body heat away the moment your dog lies down. No water, no power, no freezer — cool comfort that's always ready, wherever they rest.
You know the sound: the heavy panting, the pacing, your dog getting up to lie on the cold bathroom tiles — anywhere but the bed you bought them. One cool spot helps, but dogs move with the house: they sleep in the bedroom, then flop by the door, then ride in the crate or car. Every time they wander off the cool spot, the panting starts again.
Dogs can't sweat. They can only pant and press against something cooler. In real summer heat that isn't enough — especially for the dogs that struggle most: flat-faced breeds (Frenchies, Pugs, Bulldogs), thick-coated dogs (Huskies, Goldens) and seniors.
You're not overreacting — you're paying attention. And you're right to.
You've probably tried the AC, the water bowl, a frozen towel, an expensive foam bed. And it's maddening, because none of it really works. Foam traps heat, so your dog keeps getting off it. AC cools the room, not the warm surface they're lying on. Water helps thirst, not the heat rising from the ground. FrostPad works differently: by direct contact, exactly where your dog loses heat fastest — and with two, that cool contact follows them from room to room.
One where they sleep, one where they lounge — bed, crate or car. No setup.
The pressure-activated gel starts cooling on contact.
It pulls body heat off and recharges itself in ~15–20 min.
A cool spot should follow your dog, not stay in one room. You get two identical self-cooling mats so wherever they settle, the cold surface is already there. Just $35 each — that's $9.99 off two singles ($79.98).
Both mats ship in the size you choose — measure your dog and pick XS–XL. Between sizes? Go up.
| Dog weight | Breed examples | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 lb | Cats, toy breeds (Chihuahua, Yorkie) | XS |
| 10–25 lb | Small breeds (Pug, Frenchie, Beagle) | S |
| 25–55 lb | Medium breeds (Border Collie, Bulldog) | M |
| 55–85 lb | Large breeds (Labrador, Golden, Husky) | L |
| 85 lb+ | Giant breeds (German Shepherd, Great Dane) | XL |
Put both mats down where your dog rests. If they aren't cooler and calmer — even if they simply won't use them — we refund every cent within 30 days. No forms, no hassle. You risk nothing; we do.
No. Each FrostPad is a sealed cooling gel — nothing to fill, no plug to chew, nothing to leak. Just lay them down.
Yes. The gel absorbs body heat on contact and recharges itself in about 15–20 minutes once your dog steps off. It's continuous heat-wicking, not a frozen block that melts.
Both mats ship in the size you pick at checkout. Measure your dog lying down and match their weight on the XS–XL chart above — if they're between sizes, go up so they can fully rest their body.
Place a mat where they already sleep and lay their blanket half over it for the first few days. Dogs learn to seek the cool spot fast — and you're covered by the 30-day cool-or-refund guarantee.
You're the kind of owner who noticed. This is how you fix it — in every room.