Enclosed, because cats hide to relax
A covered bed gives a cat something an open one cannot: a single entrance and a roof. For nervous cats, cats in a busy household, or cats sharing with a dog, that enclosure is the difference between a bed they tolerate and one they live in.
Practical details
- Folds flat — store it, or take it to a cattery or holiday house so they have something that smells of home.
- Anti-slip base — stays put on wood and tile instead of sliding when they jump in.
- Water-resistant underside — sensible for older cats and kittens.
Good to know
Some cats want to see the room and will never use a covered bed; if yours sleeps in the open, an open bed is the better buy. Give it a week before judging — putting a familiar blanket inside speeds acceptance considerably. A cat suddenly hiding much more than usual is often unwell, and that is a vet question rather than a furniture one.















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