SEOUL -- MUHLENGIA, a premium South Korean pet lifestyle brand, has received the Innovation Award at CIPS 2025—one of the world’s largest pet industry exhibitions—for its advanced ‘Ultra Cooling Pet Bed.’ This recognition highlights MUHLENGIA’s commitment to creating innovative, practical solutions for pet health and comfort.

As summer temperatures rise across Japan and other regions, heatstroke among pets has become a growing concern. This is particularly relevant to cats and dogs, whose body temperatures are naturally higher than those of humans. MUHLENGIA’s pet cooling bed addresses this problem by offering a safe, energy-efficient, and effective method to help pets stay cool during extreme heat.

In Japan, where rising electricity costs are a concern, the Ultra Cooling Pet Bed allows households to keep pets comfortably cool without lowering air-conditioner settings excessively, thereby reducing energy consumption.

MUHLENGIA is actively developing additional products utilizing its proprietary cooling technology and will launch a pre-sale on Japan’s leading crowdfunding platform, Makuake, in April 2026. Founder Yeoju Lee emphasized the brand’s goal to provide practical solutions that help prevent heatstroke in pets worldwide.

Product and Technology Highlight

· Validated Cooling Efficiency: Passed the Q-max (Peak Heat Flux) test with a high value of 0.43, ensuring a superior cooling sensation far above standard cooling products
· Instant surface temperature reduction of up to -7°C
· Proprietary heat-dissipation technology regulates body temperature
· Designed with internal cooling on all five contact surfaces, ensuring immediate coolness from any resting angle
· No electricity, water, or refrigerants required, ensuring both sustainability and cost-effectiveness

Key Features

· No power required: supports pet health while reducing energy consumption
· Advanced weaving structure minimizes pet hair adhesion and ensures cooling performance even after washing
· Ideal for cats with sensitive thermoregulation and active dogs requiring effective physiological recovery