Things You'll Need
- Cat Beds
- Cat Condo
- Cat Hammocks
Instructions
Investigate the different sizes and shapes of cat beds available.
Measure the length of the space your cat fills when she's curled up to sleep, then add about 1 foot more to come up with a good size for the bed.
Pay attention to fabric - try to choose something soft and comfortable. Fleece is a popular, cozy choice.
Check out the different types of fillings that are available. For instance, some pillows and beds have foam inside, while others are stuffed with cedar filling to keep insects away.
Consider a rounded bed stuffed with poly-fill lining if you want it to mold to your cat's shape for added comfort.
Select a bed with a cover that comes off if you want to be able to wash it easily.
Check out a heated pillow or bed for your cat if you want to keep her extra warm during the winter. These have a heating element contained inside to regulate the temperature automatically.
Look for wooden or steel cat bed frames that have fleece or other soft linings if you want a bed with more structure. You may also consider a cat condo.
Understand that the price of pillows and beds varies greatly, depending on which type you choose. For example, be prepared to spend about $20 to $30 for a standard variety, or about $50 to $60 for a heated pillow or bed.