I have fourteen microwaveable heating pads up for sale on my shop! They're soft flannel, and stay warm for quite a while! I know it's warming up here in the northern hemisphere, but they're great for achy joints or cramps too.

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I can't pick between the two!! Eventually I want to have both, so I can switch back and forth between the two depending on if my cramps are more isolated on my abdomen or widespread or use them both at the same time if my back is also hurting, but because I'm trying to be a responsible adult with my money I can only get one right now and I'm torn between the two.

They're both adorable, but I think the lobster might give me more coverage, but the crab is literally my favorite color. The lobster is $2 more than the crab, but then do I get the small one as like a tester to see if I like heating pads like these (since I'm used to electrical, not microwavable), or the bigger one knowing that I do like heat as an option for my cramps after taking pain meds so I'll probably like these, too?

My vet told me that nine out of ten cats have arthritis by age 12, although you might not see it because they're very, very good at hiding their pain.

My little old lady is 17 and has mild arthritis. We've found that a heating pad significantly reduces her pain, especially during these cold months. After a couple of hours napping on it, she's bouncier and more playful than she has been in years. Not only does it obviously just feel good for her to lie on it, it makes a huge difference in her quality of life.