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π± Things Square Cat Beds
Cat Beds β
The Purrfect Place to Sleep. Every Time.
Discover cosy, comfortable cat beds at Things Square β warm cave beds cats love to burrow into, plush donut beds for curling up, elevated window perch beds, heated self-warming beds, and comfortable hammock beds. Cats sleep 12β16 hours daily β give them a bed as exceptional as they are.
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π Shop by Bed Style
Cat Bed Styles β The Perfect Sleep for Every Cat
Cats are particular about where they sleep β the right bed style significantly increases adoption. Observe your cat's current sleeping preferences to choose the style they will love most.
Cave & Hooded Beds
Enclosed hooded beds replicating a secure den β the most popular style with most cats
Donut & Round Beds
Deep-filled round beds with raised rim for cats that love to curl up with back support
Window Perch Beds
Suction-mounted window seats providing warmth, bird-watching, and the elevated view cats crave
Self-Warming Beds
Thermal reflective lining that retains body heat β no electricity, perfect for cold homes
Hammock & Hanging Beds
Suspended fabric hammocks that attach to radiators, windows, or cat tree platforms
Flat Cushion Beds
Simple padded mats and cushions for cats that prefer open, flat sleeping surfaces
Novelty & Tent Beds
Fun shaped beds in teepee, igloo, and novelty designs β functional and decorative
Heated Electric Beds
Low-wattage heated beds for senior cats and cold climates β thermostatically controlled
π Bed by Cat Type
The Perfect Cat Bed for Every Cat Personality
π Den-Seekers
Cats That Hide & Burrow
Cave, hooded, and enclosed beds for cats that currently sleep under beds, inside boxes, or in dark enclosed spaces β replicating the hidden den that provides maximum feline security.
β Perchers
Cats That Sleep Up High
Window perches and elevated platform beds for cats that prefer sleeping on top of wardrobes, shelves, and high surfaces β providing the elevated vantage point they instinctively seek.
β Cold Cats
Cold-Sensitive & Senior Cats
Self-warming thermal beds and heated electric beds for older cats, hairless breeds, and cold-sensitive cats β providing essential warmth that supports joint health and restful sleep.
π Kittens
Kittens & Young Cats
Soft, deep-filled donut beds with warm surrounding edges that provide a comforting nest-like environment for kittens adjusting to a new home environment without their litter-mates.
π€ Stretchers
Cats That Fully Stretch Out
Large flat cushion beds and rectangular mats sized generously for cats that sleep fully extended β ensure the bed is at least 1.5 times the cat's body length for comfortable full-stretch sleeping.
β Radiator
Radiator-Loving Cats
Radiator hammock beds that attach safely to most household radiators β providing the warmth and elevated position that many cats specifically seek during cold weather months.
π‘ Placement Tips
5 Tips to Get Your Cat to Actually Use Their Bed
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Place Where Your Cat Already Sleeps
The most effective placement strategy β put the new bed exactly where your cat currently chooses to sleep. Cats are habitual and territorial; a bed in their already-claimed spot will be adopted far more quickly than one placed in a new location you choose.
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Add Familiar Scent
Place an unwashed item of your clothing or your cat's existing bedding inside the new bed. Familiar scent dramatically reduces a cat's resistance to a new sleeping space β the bed immediately smells safe and familiar rather than like an unknown object.
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Sprinkle Catnip on the Bed
For catnip-responsive cats, sprinkling a small amount of dried catnip on the bed surface immediately attracts the cat to investigate and roll in the bed β often leading to spontaneous sleeping in it during the calm post-catnip phase.
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Position Near Natural Warmth
Place the bed near a radiator, in a patch of sunlight, or on an elevated surface near a window. Cats seek warmth and sunshine instinctively β a bed positioned in a naturally warm, sunny spot will almost always be adopted without any additional encouragement needed.
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Wash Covers Weekly
Cat bed covers accumulate significant levels of bacteria, allergens, dust mites, and hair very rapidly. Machine-wash weekly on a hot cycle to maintain hygiene. This reduces skin conditions and respiratory issues and keeps the sleeping environment genuinely healthy for your cat.
βοΈ Quality Standards
Comfort, Safety & Hygiene in Every Cat Bed
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Removable, machine-washable covers for easy, regular hygiene maintenance
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Non-slip rubber base on flat beds β prevents dangerous sliding on hard floors
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Thermal reflective lining on self-warming beds β no electricity or batteries needed
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Non-toxic, pet-safe filling materials β safe even for occasional fabric chewing
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Structured hooded entry on cave beds maintains shape through repeated entry and exit
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Weight-rated suction cups on window perches β safe and secure for cats up to 6kg
β Questions
Frequently Asked Questions β Cat Beds
What cat bed styles does Things Square offer?+β
Things Square offers cat beds across multiple styles β cave and hooded beds, donut and round beds, window perch suction-mount beds, self-warming thermal beds, radiator hammock beds, flat cushion beds, novelty tent and teepee beds, and heated electric beds. All bed covers are removable and machine-washable.
Why won't my cat use their bed?+β
The most common reasons a cat won't use their bed are: wrong location (cats prefer your chosen sleeping spots, not yours), unfamiliar smell (new beds smell like the factory), wrong style (doesn't match the cat's sleeping preference), or the bed is too exposed and open for a security-seeking cat. Try repositioning the bed where the cat already sleeps, adding your clothing or the cat's existing bedding for familiar scent, and sprinkling catnip on the surface. Most cats adopt a correctly placed, familiar-smelling bed within a few days.
What is the best cat bed for an anxious cat?+β
Enclosed cave beds and hooded igloo beds are ideal for anxious cats β the covered, enclosed space replicates a hidden den which provides the maximum sense of security that anxious cats crave. The entrance allows monitoring of the surroundings while the enclosed walls provide the protected feeling that open beds cannot offer. Self-warming beds are also beneficial for anxious cats as the warmth has a physically calming effect on the nervous system.
Are heated cat beds safe?+β
Low-wattage electric heated cat beds (typically 6β12 watts) are safe when used as directed. They are thermostatically controlled to maintain a safe warmth level and automatically switch off if overheated. Always use the specific pet-safe heated beds available in our collection β never use human heating pads designed for human use, as these reach temperatures dangerous to cats. Self-warming non-electric beds that use thermal reflective technology have no electrical components and are completely safe without any monitoring requirements.
How do I clean a cat bed?+β
Remove the cover and machine-wash on a hot cycle (60Β°C where the care label permits) weekly. Hot washing kills bacteria, dust mites, and flea eggs. Spot-clean the inner foam or cushion with a pet-safe enzyme cleaner and air outdoors in direct sunlight β UV light is naturally antibacterial. Avoid putting foam inserts in the washing machine as agitation damages foam structure. Replace the whole bed when it loses its shape and support, or when the cover can no longer be adequately cleaned β typically every 12β18 months.
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Browse our full range of cave beds, donut beds, window perches, self-warming beds, hammocks & more above. Things Square β because your cat deserves a sleep spot as wonderful as they are.
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