COMPOSITE ELECTRICALLY HEATABLE BLANKET FOR DOMESTICATED QUADRUPED ANIMALS

A composite horse heating blanket is comprised by an upper electrically heatable blanket section dimensioned and shaped to overlap a top section of a horse's body to cover the back spinal regions and upper regions of the rib cage of the horse on opposite sides of the horse. The upper heating blanket section has a marginal lower side free end edge band region adapted for the securement of a depending blanket section to provide cover below the upper region of the rib cage portion on opposite sides of the horse's body. The upper electrically heatable section is provided with electrical heating elements immovably retained therein at predetermined locations. A battery pouch is provided with dc batteries and a switch controls the electrical power from the batteries to the electrical heating elements. The side blanket sections may be removably attached to the upper blanket section to provide many additional features and advantages with heated or non-heated horse blankets.