Thermo-Kitty Heated Bed
A low-wattage heated bed that the maker says warms to about a cat's body temperature when in use. For older cats and anything that already sleeps on the router.
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Warm, round and enclosed: the three things a cat looks for in a bed.
A low-wattage heated bed that the maker says warms to about a cat's body temperature when in use. For older cats and anything that already sleeps on the router.
A hand-felted wool cave with one round door. Cats that like boxes tend to like it. Squash it flat and it becomes an ordinary bed instead.
A round, deep, shaggy bed with a raised rim to curl against. It is machine washable, which matters more than the photos suggest.
A thin pad with a reflective layer inside that sends the cat's own body heat back up. No plug and no batteries.
A small canvas tent on wooden poles with a cushion inside. More photogenic than a cardboard box and used in much the same way.
A weather-resistant fabric shelter with two exits and a low-wattage heated floor pad. Made for porch cats, barn cats and neighbourhood strays in winter.
A plush cave shaped like a shark and entered through the mouth. From outside it looks as though your cat is being eaten, which is the entire appeal.
A soft hooded bed that can be worn as a cave or squashed flat into a cushion.
A hard disc you heat in the microwave and tuck under bedding. The maker says it stays warm for up to ten hours, with no cord to chew.
Flat-pack cardboard houses shaped like a tank and other vehicles. Quick to fold together, and the cat finally has a box with a theme.
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