Cat Beds

If you have one of the few cats that would actually prefer to sleep in a bed than on your heating grate or your hair, look into buying a comfortable bed.  The features of cats beds are pretty simple, so your choices are mostly aesthetic, comfort, and cost-driven. These can run the gamut, costing you as little as $15 to as much as your heart desires - and your cat still may not use it! Remember to keep the receipt.

Simple Bed Shapes
Donut-Shaped Beds  Simple and cozy.	Mats  Even simpler. A mat on the couch goes a long way toward saving your cushions.	Tunnel and Cave Beds  Let your cat feel like an adventurer and have has his or her own space.	Scrunchable Beds  Start as a mat and end up a donut. How versatile!	Carrier-Sized Beds  To lay on the floor of a carrier. Your cat can feel safe and comfy while being caged in the vet's waiting room.

More Complex Designs
Beds Shaped Like Houses, Beds, Futons, Chaises, or Loveseats  Luxury for a pampered cat. You can get one to match your decor!	Window Perches  Sit in the sunshine, even without a window sill. Cats love to be high up and look out the window!	Whimsical Shapes  Make your pampered cat look like it drives a car, or lives in a block of cheese, or sleeps in a cradle. How darling!

Multi-Use
Beds With Climbing Structures  More exercise for your cat and a good use of vertical space.	Scratching Post Beds  Saves your couches and keeps your cat's nails sharp.	Bed with Attached Toys  Keeps your cat entertained and provides a place to sleep.	Multi-Cat Beds  For Fluffy, Muffy, and Stripey Tail.

Materials

• Fleece
• (Faux-)Suede
• Denim
• Faux-fur
• Faux-sheepskin
• Nylon
• Wicker
• Feathered

Special Features

• Electrostatically-Charged and Hair-Catching
• Orthopedic, Supportive
• Insulating (thermal)
• "Water" Absorbent Pads
• Fire Retardent
• Wooden Frame
• Washable
• Recyclable
• Catnip Scented
• Ice/Heat Pack