Cats sleep 12–16 hours a day, so the bed you choose has an outsized effect on their comfort — and often on where they end up sleeping instead (your laundry pile, we see you). Here's how to match the bed to the cat.
If your cat likes to curl up tight
Cats that sleep in a tight ball, especially in cooler months, tend to do best in a raised-rim donut bed. The bolstered edge gives them something to lean against and mimics the security of sleeping pressed against a parent or littermate. Our Beds & Comfort collection has a shag-fur donut cuddler that fits this exact sleep style.
If your cat hides when they nap
Some cats want total enclosure — a den, not just a cushion. A foldable cave bed gives them walls and a roof, which can meaningfully reduce stress in multi-pet or high-traffic households, and it folds flat for storage or travel.
If your cat is a sunbather
Window-loving cats do best with a hammock-style bed mounted at cat height, rated for their weight, with a removable cover you can wash. It turns unused window space into their favorite spot in the house.
If your home runs warm
In summer, or in warmer climates, a self-cooling gel pad — no refrigeration or batteries needed — can keep a cat from avoiding their bed altogether during the hottest part of the day.
The short version
Match the bed to the behavior you already see: balled-up sleepers want a donut, hiders want a cave, sunbathers want a window hammock, and warm-natured cats want a cooling pad. Browse the full range in Beds & Comfort.
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