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I keep my dogs outside on a farm in kennels, there kennels are 4ftx4ft with a 10ft x 5ft run, fully insulated and filled with straw.

 

Last week I looked into heat lamps, after a bit of research mainly on poultry sites I bought 3 x 250 watt heat lamps (1 for each kennel) Today I fitted them and was amazed at the amount of heat that actually comes out of them, after about half an hour I could actually put my head in the kennels and feel the heat.

 

I normally put kennel coats on my dogs but took them off tonight because of the lamps, I want to know if anyone else uses these and there thoughts on them.

 

Do you think I should leave there kennel coats on them, I dont pay for electric where my kennels are so I can leave them on 24/7.

 

The only down side is it looks like a brothel with all the red lights!! LOL!!

 

:D

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I keep my dogs outside on a farm in kennels, there kennels are 4ftx4ft with a 10ft x 5ft run, fully insulated and filled with straw.

 

Last week I looked into heat lamps, after a bit of research mainly on poultry sites I bought 3 x 250 watt heat lamps (1 for each kennel) Today I fitted them and was amazed at the amount of heat that actually comes out of them, after about half an hour I could actually put my head in the kennels and feel the heat.

 

I normally put kennel coats on my dogs but took them off tonight because of the lamps, I want to know if anyone else uses these and there thoughts on them.

 

Do you think I should leave there kennel coats on them, I dont pay for electric where my kennels are so I can leave them on 24/7.

 

The only down side is it looks like a brothel with all the red lights!! LOL!!

 

:D

yes i also use heat lamps very good.my mate has got heating tubes which he's got them under the beds.
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i use them , great aint they , however ive changed over to greenhouse type heaters wired under the raised beds as i had a suicidal whippet who loved chewing the wires!!! both keep my dogs lovely and warm

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had mine for years now only problrm i cant get a red bulb only clear anyone no where i can get one from :hmm:
it is hard to get hold of them, the only place i know is b.a.t.a which do all the horse stuff, dogs ect., going there today need a new bulb one went on me last nite.
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had mine for years now only problrm i cant get a red bulb only clear anyone no where i can get one from :hmm:
it is hard to get hold of them, the only place i know is b.a.t.a which do all the horse stuff, dogs ect., going there today need a new bulb one went on me last nite.

cheers will give it a try :thumbs:

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http://www.doghealth.co.uk/heatlamp.htm

 

 

£20 for the lamp extra £7.50 for the bulb if bought together. £12 for the bulb on its own. + postage for them

 

i used this company and the bulb came through the post with no probs. it may have been a parcel courier i cant remember.

 

 

but like multi1 said above , if you have a farm suplies local go there ;)

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