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Cat Cave Beds & Hideaways
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Cat Caves, Beds and Hideaways
Cats are known for their love of napping, but they’re also great at finding the perfect place to rest. Whether it’s under a table, behind a couch or inside their favorite cat bed, your feline is sure to find somewhere cozy to curl up. At Petco, we carry some of the best cat beds and hideaways on the market so you can give your pet an excellent place to rest.
FAQs About Cat Cave Beds and Hideaways
Cat cave beds are a great way to give your cat a comfortable and private place to relax. The enclosed design creates a sense of security and privacy, which cats prefer. The soft material and cozy shape of the bed helps cats feel safe and warm, while the enclosed space also allows them to hide away from potential predators. Additionally, most cat cave beds come equipped with removable cushions for easy cleaning. This makes them convenient for daily use, as well as for travel and trips to the vet.
After a lot of use, you may notice that your cat bed needs a good clean. Many new cat condos are made of fabrics and materials that can be washed. However, read the instructions carefully on your cat hideaway, as some may include special instructions, like machine wash cold or air dry.
It can be a good idea to offer your cat spaces in your home where they can feel comfortable and secure. If you don’t provide a cat condo, you may notice your cat hiding under a bed, in the back of a closet or even behind a shelf. While you don’t necessarily need to purchase a cat hideaway, many pet parents would prefer to give their cats a safe, comfortable place they can go to be alone.
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Hi! (Again)! Ok, Scruff is doing great. We took her to the vet, she got her shots and distemper test( negative). The Vet said she's about 3 months old and probably pregnant. She's doing very well indoors, eating, drinking using the litter box. My question is : She stays in the bedroom and won't come out with us in the living room. Our other cat and dog are out in the living room too. Scruff seems to want me to sit in the bedroom with her. I do. want her out in the living room with us!! How?
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