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CAT BEDS
Sleeping is an important part of your feline friend’s life. On average, cats sleep for nearly two-thirds of their lifetime, snoozing from 12 to 16 hours a day. Cats sleep for long hours to keep their energy up and stay alert when awake. When they don’t get enough rest, they won’t be their playful selves and can’t protect themselves when they are in danger. Getting your kitty one of the recommended cat beds around is one of the best things you can do to ensure your pet gets good quality sleep. Whether your furry friend is taking a nap or in deep slumber, the right cat bed in Dubai can make them feel more comfortable and be fully supported as they catch their 40 winks. With the best cat bed in your home, you won’t have to worry about accidentally stepping on or rolling over your pet as they sleep on the floor or your own bed. The right cat sleeping beds are also easy to clean, making clean-ups a breeze. Like cat treats, cat beds come in different varieties. With our selection of products, you’ll have fun choosing the right one that your furry pet will love sleeping in.BUY CAT TENTS, BEDS & INDOOR HOUSES ONLINE
Your cats will agree that nothing beats having a safe and cosy place to sleep. Try out our adorable cat tents or cat houses if you want to give your pet their own sleeping pod. Add one of our soft cat pillows to give them an extra layer of comfort. After a refreshing nap in one of our cat beds, your pet will be ready for some fun. Keep them active and engaged with our cat tunnels, or invest in a cat playpen. Order online for home delivery anywhere in the UAE.Frequently Asked Questions About Cat Beds
The best kind of bed for a cat matches their sleeping style, mobility level and stage in life. A senior cat, for instance, will need a thicker bed with a low entry point, whereas a kitty may enjoy a cardboard box with a few cat pillows.
But most feline pets prefer soft, lofty cat beds because they feel comfortable and secure. Round or nest-style beds are the best choice for cats who love to curl up. For cats who love to sprawl or stretch out, look for padded sleeping mats or low-side rectangular beds. Cats who snooze in cabinets and cupboards want cosy spaces, so choose hooded, cave-like beds.
But most feline pets prefer soft, lofty cat beds because they feel comfortable and secure. Round or nest-style beds are the best choice for cats who love to curl up. For cats who love to sprawl or stretch out, look for padded sleeping mats or low-side rectangular beds. Cats who snooze in cabinets and cupboards want cosy spaces, so choose hooded, cave-like beds.
It depends on your cat’s personality. Some shy or nervous cats need the security and privacy of a covered bed, whereas confident or social cats enjoy the easy access of an open bed.
Covered beds reduce stress and anxiety, providing your furry pet a safe space to retreat if the house gets too noisy or new visitors arrive. Open beds are perfect for stretchers and sprawlers, allowing cats to change positions freely.
Covered beds reduce stress and anxiety, providing your furry pet a safe space to retreat if the house gets too noisy or new visitors arrive. Open beds are perfect for stretchers and sprawlers, allowing cats to change positions freely.
Cats sleep in places where they feel safe, comfortable and cosy at night. They switch between different locations for protection against fleas, parasites and, for outdoor cats, prey. A single cat tent or bed in one spot isn’t enough.
Other than providing plenty of options for your cat to sleep, ensure some spots are elevated. Cats like a good vantage point to see their surroundings, night or day.
Other than providing plenty of options for your cat to sleep, ensure some spots are elevated. Cats like a good vantage point to see their surroundings, night or day.
Yes, cats can sleep under blankets. Blankets are made from breathable fabric, so some cats can comfortably burrow under the cover for security and warmth. If your cat starts to feel uncomfortable underneath, they’ll come out.
A thick blanket or multiple blankets might be too heavy and restrict airflow. If your cat loves to sleep under blankets, leave an opening for airflow. Alternatively, switch their rectangular open bed with an igloo-covered bed, keeping your cat cosy while providing better airflow.
A thick blanket or multiple blankets might be too heavy and restrict airflow. If your cat loves to sleep under blankets, leave an opening for airflow. Alternatively, switch their rectangular open bed with an igloo-covered bed, keeping your cat cosy while providing better airflow.
Natural fibres are the best materials for cat beds. Your feline friend has a sensitive nose, so they’ll prefer cotton, wool and other natural materials. Natural fibres are also ideal for cats with allergies; cotton or bamboo fibres are gentle on the skin.
If you’re taking care of a kitten, choose durable materials, like canvas or microfibre. They'll withstand the wear and tear of a playful kitty.
If you’re taking care of a kitten, choose durable materials, like canvas or microfibre. They'll withstand the wear and tear of a playful kitty.
Where you put your cat’s bed depends on their preferred sleeping spots. In general, your cat’s bed should be in a quiet place, with little to no foot traffic, away from noisy appliances and nowhere near where they eat, drink and poop.
A cat-friendly sleeping paradise is somewhere calm, secure and warm. These spots may include the bed, on the sofa, on top of a cabinet or by the window. Senior cats will need their bed in an easily accessible spot.
If your cat doesn’t warm up to their new bed and spot, try moving it to different areas in the home.
A cat-friendly sleeping paradise is somewhere calm, secure and warm. These spots may include the bed, on the sofa, on top of a cabinet or by the window. Senior cats will need their bed in an easily accessible spot.
If your cat doesn’t warm up to their new bed and spot, try moving it to different areas in the home.
