Cat Beds

Cat beds come in a variety of shapes, styles, and materials to suit different feline sleep habits and preferences. You can find cute novelty beds for cats—beds that look like adorable animals, fruits, and more—or choose a specialized cat bed that provides orthopaedic joint support or heated warmth. There are also feline bed options that offer comfort for your kitty and style that blends in seamlessly with your décor.

Explore a range of cat bed styles, including:
• Orthopaedic beds for cats: Memory foam support—perfect for senior cats, too
• Bolstered cat beds: Side support for curled-up naps
• Pillow-style cat beds: Great for cats who like to sprawl
• Furniture-style cat beds: Blend beautifully into your home décor
• Self-warming and heated cat beds: Ideal for cooler days and nights

Choose from an array of cozy and fur-friendly materials, including soft plush, canvas, faux fur, microfibre, sherpa, and more. Many cat beds are machine washable or have a removable, washable cover for easy care. Filling materials range from cushiony poly fill to supportive memory foam for comfort, or try a cozy felt cat cave with a soft cushion inside for enveloping warmth and privacy. Whatever kind of bed your cat prefers, you’re sure to find one your kitty loves.

FAQ

Should cats have beds?
Cats should have beds, or at least a special, cozy space to call their own. Although cats will find a way to curl up and nap pretty much anywhere, getting your cat a dedicated cat bed will give her a good place to relax, and it can help keep cat hair off your furniture. You can even put a cat bed or blanket on the couch for your kitty to use while you hang out together!

What kinds of beds do cats prefer?
Cats prefer different types of beds depending on their individual tastes and temperaments. A cuddler, donut, or bolstered cat bed provides the all-around comfort and warmth many cats enjoy, while an orthopaedic or heated cat bed can be helpful for senior cats or those dealing with joint pain. For shy or anxious kitties, a covered cat bed or kitty cave can provide a private retreat where your cat can feel safe. Consider your cat’s needs and tastes and try a few to learn which kinds your kitty likes best.

Do cats prefer open or closed beds?
Some cats prefer open beds, while others prefer closed ones. Every kitty is different, and feline tastes vary widely. Try getting both covered and open cat bed styles to see which one your cat prefers.

Do cats like hard or soft beds?
Many cats like soft beds, but others prefer a hard or firmer, more supportive bed surface. Even kitties who like cloudlike, cushioned comfort often appreciate the support of a memory foam cat bed. And cats who like to sleep on the floor or other hard surfaces may be tempted by a soft, pillow-style cat bed. The best way to find out which kind of bed your cat likes best is to try one and find out.

Where is the best place for a cat bed?
The best place for a cat bed is usually in a quiet area away from disruptions and foot traffic. Don’t put the cat bed too out of the way, though—most cats like to be near their people, even when they’re trying to nap. Many pet parents like to have cat beds in a few different places around the home so their cat will have plenty of choices. Try one near a window so your kitty can see out and one in the bedroom or main living area. You may need to experiment with placement and cat bed types to see what your cat prefers.