Wowchine Waterproof Faux Fur Pet Blanket Review

Intro

I'm The Pet Dude, and I look for pet gear that does a simple job well: protect furniture, keep pets cozy, and survive real life. The Wowchine Waterproof Fluffy Faux Fur Blanket is a reversible furniture protector and throw that the listing presents as waterproof on the inside with a long faux fur top and sherpa fleece underside. The product comes in multiple sizes and colors and is marketed for dogs, cats, and small animals. In this review I walk through what the blanket is, how it's used in everyday situations, what owner feedback shows about comfort and durability, and who I think should consider — or skip — this blanket.

What it is / first look

The Wowchine blanket is a double-sided pet throw that pairs long faux fur on one side with sherpa fleece on the other. According to the listing, there is an internal waterproof lining between those layers that prevents liquid infiltration. The listing lists five size options: 28"x20" (XS), 40"x28" (S), 57"x40" (M), 65"x57" (L), and 85"x57" (XL), and five color options: Black, Pink, Beige, Brown, and Grey.

Specs pulled directly from the listing that I keep in mind when evaluating are these: the blanket is listed as a sherpa fleece blanket with long faux fur, fill material is faux fur, cover materials are faux fur and sherpa fleece, and the item weight is given as 200 g (the listing also calls the blanket lightweight). The product is sold for pets (cats, dogs, and small animals) and is described as suitable for large, medium, and small dog breeds — the listing's breed recommendation states "All Breed Sizes."

One other listing detail worth noting up front: the availability field in the product facts shows "Only 3 left in stock - order soon." That is a snapshot from the listing and may change, but it can affect buying decisions if you need a specific size or color quickly.

In daily use

The listing positions the blanket as a multi-purpose furniture protector and pet comfort layer with recommended uses that explicitly include camping, napping, reading, and travel. That paints it as a portable, general-purpose throw rather than a highly structured bed or crate liner with bolsters.

On couches, chairs, and beds

The listing emphasizes the blanket's ability to protect furniture from stains and urine contamination thanks to the waterproof inner layer. That makes it an obvious pick when you need a surface between a pet and upholstery. The reversible construction means you can show the faux-fur side for extra plushness or flip to sherpa for a different texture. Owner notes I reviewed describe dogs and cats that happily lay on it and highlight that it keeps pet hair off furniture, which aligns with its stated furniture-protector role.

In crates, carriers, and travel

Because the item is described as lightweight and available in small sizes (the XS 28"x20" is explicitly listed), the manufacturer suggests travel and car use among recommended applications. Multiple listing entries note portability and easy folding, and the available sizes include small formats suitable for carriers or the bottom of a crate. Owner feedback includes a comment from someone who would buy the blanket again to cover the top of a kennel, which echoes the product's stated portability and crate-friendly sizing.

For heat and comfort

The product description says the long faux fur creates a plush, soothing environment and helps keep dogs and cats warm and cozy. Owner notes echo that sentiment: several comments call the blanket soft, fluffy, and a favorite nap spot for small dogs, puppies, and a cuddly cat. That consistency between the listing's wording and owner impressions is a good sign if softness and warmth are your priorities.

Materials & build quality

Material details in the listing are explicit: the top side is long faux fur, the bottom side is sherpa fleece, and there is a waterproof inner lining. The listing repeats that the materials make the blanket warm and comfortable and that it is machine washable on a gentle cycle and should not be dried at high temperatures.

From owner feedback themes the things I track when judging build quality are: how plush the faux fur feels, whether the blanket seems thick or thin, and whether construction looks robust. Owners describe it as soft, very soft, and fluffy; some call the quality "good" or "great." At least one owner found the blanket thinner than expected and noted static and a polyester feel. Another owner explicitly said they had not washed it yet and thought it might pill easily. Those signals tell me the blanket begins life very soft but, depending on how it's used and laundered, you may see pilling or static build-up over time.

The listing also says the blankets are durable enough for gentle machine wash and low tumble dry, and to avoid high-temperature drying. That washing guidance is consistent and important: treating the blanket to a gentle wash and avoiding high heat should help preserve the faux fur and sherpa textures as the listing recommends.

Safety considerations

Pet safety comes first for me. From the listing, the blanket's waterproof inner lining is presented as a barrier that protects furniture from urine and other liquids — that is a safety benefit for furniture and mattress hygiene. The listing also frames the blanket as usable for cats, dogs, and small animals, and the size options allow you to choose a format appropriate for small carriers or large sofas. The item's weight in the listing is 200 g and the marketing calls it lightweight, which is useful when deciding whether it could be used in a carrier or for travel.

Owner feedback highlights a couple of potential safety-adjacent signals to watch for. One owner described a lot of static, especially on cold days, and another worried the fabric might pill. Static can be unpleasant for pets and owners and in rare cases could bother animals with sensitive skin; pilling can create little fuzz balls that may be frustrating to clean and — if heavy — could cling to pet fur. The listing does not state fiber composition beyond "faux fur" and "sherpa fleece," so specific fiber allergy risks are not specified.

If your pet has sensitive skin or a known allergy to certain fibers, the listing does not specify fiber content beyond the generic materials named. In that case I recommend checking the listing for more detailed fiber content or consulting a professionalerinarian if you are concerned about skin reactions. The product's care instructions (machine wash gentle, avoid high-heat drying) are important to follow for hygiene and to limit static or pilling that owner notes flagged.

Who this is for / who should skip

Using the listing's stated pet types and the owner feedback themes, here's how I break down the fit and suitability.

Small dogs, puppies, kittens, and small animals

The listing explicitly lists Pet Type as Cat, Dog, Small Animal and has an XS size (28"x20"/70x50cm). Several owner notes show enthusiasm from owners of small breeds and puppies: comments like "Perfect size for our Terrier," "our dog is loving his blankie," and a five-month-old foster puppy using it in a kennel indicate the smaller sizes match those use cases well. If you need a blanket for a carrier, small bed, or crate, the XS or S sizes listed match that intent.

Medium dogs and average couches

The listing includes M (57"x40") and L (65"x57") sizes and explicitly lists suitability for medium and large dog breed sizes. Owners calling the blanket cozy or saying they'd buy it again for a medium dog support that the middle sizes work well for typical couch protection or a medium dog's favorite nap spot. If you want a blanket to drape over a single-seat chair or the top of a kennel, the M size is a logical middle ground according to the listing and feedback.

Large dogs, big beds, and heavy chewers

The listing includes XL (85"x57") and lists Large dog breed sizes among its recommendations, but owner feedback contains notes that the blanket can be on the small side for very large pets (one owner said it was a little small for their Maine Coon, although the cat still enjoyed it). Importantly, the listing and owner notes do not claim the blanket is chew-proof or suitable for heavy chewers; the product is a lightweight reversible throw rather than a rugged, chew-resistant pad. If your dog is a strong chewer or prone to shredding bedding, the listing does not claim chew-resistance and owner feedback doesn't indicate it survives chewing, so you may want a heavier-duty alternative instead.

Verdict

Here's my takeaway as The Pet Dude, based strictly on listing specs and owner experience themes: the Wowchine Waterproof Fluffy Faux Fur Blanket is a soft, reversible pet throw with a waterproof inner lining and a range of sizes and colors. The listing's description and owner impressions line up on softness and comfort. It appears well-suited as a furniture protector, travel blanket, or cozy spot for small and medium pets. The machine-wash guidance in the listing is helpful and necessary: gentle cycle and avoid high-heat drying.

Be mindful of three signals that came up in owner notes: the blanket can feel thinner than some shoppers expect, there's potential for static (especially in cold weather), and at least one owner predicted pilling after washing. Those are not universal complaints but they are consistent enough that I weigh them when recommending this blanket: buy it for softness, portability, and waterproof protection — but expect a lightweight construction rather than robust, heavy-duty insulation.

Check before you buy (quick checklist)

• Pick the right size: five sizes are listed — XS (28"x20"), S (40"x28"), M (57"x40"), L (65"x57"), XL (85"x57"). Measure your furniture or crate before ordering.
• Confirm color: available colors listed are Black, Pink, Beige, Brown, and Grey; listing images reflect those shades.
• Waterproof layer: the listing says an internal waterproof lining prevents liquid infiltration — use this for furniture protection and travel spills.
• Care plan: the product is machine washable; the listing recommends gentle cycle and low tumble dry (do not dry at high temperatures).
• Expect lightweight construction: the item weight is listed as 200 g and the listing calls it lightweight — owners note it can feel thinner than expected.
• Watch for static and pilling: owner feedback calls out static on cold days and a concern about pilling after washing.
• Availability note: the listing snapshot shows "Only 3 left in stock - order soon." That is a moment-in-time listing detail and may change.

Overall, if you want an affordable, soft, and portable blanket to protect furniture and provide a cozy spot for a cat, small dog, or medium breed, the Wowchine blanket stacks up well against the listing's promises. If you need something heavy-duty, chew-proof, or guaranteed anti-static, the listing and owner feedback suggest you may want to look for a more rugged option.

FAQ

• Q: Is this blanket really waterproof?

  A: The listing states the blanket includes an internal waterproof lining that provides defense and prevents liquid infiltration. That is the feature the product advertises for protecting furniture from stains and urine contamination.

• Q: What materials is the blanket made from?

  A: The listing lists the upper side as long faux fur and the bottom side as sherpa fleece, with a waterproof inner lining. The cover materials are described as faux fur and sherpa fleece, and fill material as faux fur.

• Q: Can I machine wash it?

  A: Yes. The listing says the blankets allow for gentle machine wash and low tumble dry and specifically advises not to dry at high temperatures.

• Q: Which sizes and colors are available?

  A: The listing shows five sizes — 28"x20" (XS), 40"x28" (S), 57"x40" (M), 65"x57" (L), and 85"x57" (XL) — and five colors: Black, Pink, Beige, Brown, and Grey.

• Q: Will it fit a large dog or a Maine Coon-sized cat?

  A: The listing recommends the blanket for large, medium, and small dog breeds and labels the breed recommendation as "All Breed Sizes." However, an owner noted the blanket was a little small for their Maine Coon, though the cat still used it. Measure your pet or furniture against the listed sizes before buying.

• Q: Is the fabric likely to pill or be static-y after washing?

  A: The listing recommends gentle machine washing and avoiding high-heat drying. Owner feedback includes at least one comment expressing concern that the blanket might pill after washing and another mentioning notable static, especially in cold weather. Those signals suggest following the care instructions closely to reduce the chance of pilling and static.

• Q: Is this suitable for heavy chewers?

  A: The listing frames the product as a soft, reversible throw with a waterproof lining and does not claim chew resistance. Owner notes do not indicate it withstands heavy chewing. If your pet is a persistent chewer, the listing does not present this as a chew-proof option.