CuckoolOrange Tabby Cat Stuffed Animals, Microwavable Stuffed Animals Heating Pad for Cramps, Pain Stress Relief, Heatable Coolable Lavender Scented Plush Toys for Anxiety, Women Kids Bedtime

The title speaks for itself. This thing is a lifesaver. I use this little guy every time my menstrual cycle pops up i pop him in the microwave. He's nice and hot. I put him on my abdomen. He is a lifesaver.He's the perfect size, absolutely soft, very durable, great quality. This thing could be used for anyone any age and anythingAnd I have named this little guy.... Lucky

I bought this puppy for my 4 month old son and it’s his favorite toy. It’s so comforting for him at all times of the day and night. Very good quality and pleasant smell for my baby. Functionality is excellent, it’s super cute, and attractive color.

I got this as a gift for my daughter, it’s so furry, cute and cuddly. The quality is way better than expected, I can’t wait to give to her.

This is so cute. It comes with an adoption certificate and instructions on how to heat it to get the best use from it. What's not to like?

I was looking for a heating pad when I came across this little cat. My granddaughter, age 4, loves stuffed animals, and since her parents split up she has been struggling with her feelings, so the description that this cat will help "kids feel calm and less anxious" was appealing. From the moment we opened the package she was absolutely in love with "Penguin", which is what she named it. She was a little dismayed when I put him in the microwave the first time, asking me "are you cooking him?" and "are we going to eat him?", but now he has to be heated up every night before she goes to bed.Her 5 year old brother was so jealous of her cat that I ended up buying one for him. And then they came home after a weekend with their dad and 4 was upset because she lost Penguin, and dad could not find him even after going everywhere they had been to look, so I bought her another one. And then dad did find him, and now she has two and they go everywhere with her.The first two cats have gotten little holes in them, one at the base of a leg, and one at the base of the tail, but the kids are rough on them, swinging them around or pulling them by the legs or tail, and since I suppose these cats are not actually toys they were not meant to withstand that kind of treatment. But if you are purchasing for a small child, just something to take into account.

Overall I like him a lot! He's super cute and does warm up nicely. I like the overall size for using as a heating pad. And he smells very lightly of lavender, which I like. Other heating pad stuffies I've had smell kind of like dried buckwheat. He's a little wonky. One of his horns is kinda off to the side and his eyes are a little far apart. But i don't think that's enough to put me off. I'll definitely be using him over the years!

Soft, very high quality materials, and a good size for years to the baby

Our 12 year old Westie lost his big sister Abby to stomach cancer on Good Friday. He tanked the next day, he was so dependent on her. Our vet recommeded we try a stuffed dog to see if he would bond at all. Wes was wary for a few days but now loves "Mr. Pubby", and sleeps pressed against him or over the top of him every night. He developed Cushings Disease, his immune system just gave up, and Mr. Pubb hs helping him in his last weeks. All dog lovers should take note of this Vet hospital suggestion for their mourning dog survivor.