Cat Beds
Cosy igloos, nest beds, hammocks and cat trees with built-in beds, giving your cat warm, private places to curl up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of bed do cats prefer?
Most cats love enclosed or raised-edge beds where they feel hidden and secure. Igloos and nest beds are very popular, while some cats prefer a hammock or a perch on a cat tree.
Where should I put my cat's bed?
Place the bed in a warm, quiet spot away from busy doorways and the litter box. Many cats like to sleep up high, near a window or radiator.
Why won't my cat use its new bed?
Cats can be cautious about new things. Put a familiar blanket or a few treats inside and place the bed somewhere your cat already likes to rest.
Are cat beds machine washable?
Many of our cat beds have removable cushions, which make cleaning easier. Check the care instructions on each product page.
Key Features of Our Cat Beds
Private hideaways
Igloo and house beds give cats the enclosed space they naturally look for.
Super soft plush
Plush and memory foam cushions keep cats warm and comfortable.
Beds with scratch posts
Cat trees combine a nest, scratching post and toy in one.
Summer and winter options
Cool braided cord nests for warm days, plush igloos for cold nights.
Compare at a Glance
| Cat bed | Best for | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Igloo bed | Shy cats and cats that like warmth | Enclosed, removable cushion |
| Nest / round bed | Cats that curl up | Raised edge, memory foam option |
| Wood hammock | Cats that like to perch | Raised, airy sleeping spot |
| Cat tree with nest | Active, climbing cats | Bed, scratch post and toy in one |
| Braided cord nest | Summer sleeping | Cool, breathable material |
Cat Beds: Igloos, Nests, Hammocks and Cosy Hideaways
Cats are experts at finding the most comfortable spot in the house, and they can spend up to 16 hours a day sleeping. A dedicated cat bed gives your cat a warm, safe and familiar place to rest, and often stops it claiming your pillow, laundry basket or keyboard. Our cat beds collection includes igloo beds, nest and doughnut beds, raised hammocks and cat trees with built-in beds, so you can match the bed to your cat’s personality and favourite sleeping position.
Cat Igloo Beds
Igloo beds are a firm favourite with cats that like to hide. The enclosed shape traps warmth and gives a sense of security, especially for shy or nervous cats. Choose from the Luxury Igloo Cat Bed in soft plush, the Cat Igloo 2 in 1 House Bed with Removable Plush Cushion, the Cat Igloo Bed with Cat Face and the Cat Igloo Bed with String Cat Toy. Many 2-in-1 igloos can also be used as an open bed. See all cat igloo beds.
Nest and Doughnut Beds
Round nest beds wrap around your cat and give it a soft rim to rest its head on. The Contemporary Round Nest Cat Bed with Memory Foam Cushion is ideal for older cats, the Ring Doughnut Bed offers super soft plush comfort and the Cool Summer Braided Cord Cat Nest Bed stays breathable on warm days. Browse cat nest beds.
Hammocks and Raised Beds
Cats love height. Our Cat Bed Wood Hammock lifts your cat off cold floors and gives it a view of the room, making it a perfect window-side lounging spot.
Cat Trees with Beds
The Cat Two Level Nest Tree and Scratch Post, the Multi Level Nest Tree and the Cat Igloo Giraffe Nest and Scratch Post combine sleeping, scratching and climbing in one piece of furniture. They are ideal for active cats and multi-cat homes. Explore cat trees and scratching posts.
Plush Beds and Cushions
For cats that like to stretch out, our plush beds with removable cushions and cat cushions offer soft, open sleeping spaces that also fit on sofas, window sills and in carriers.
How to Choose the Best Bed for Your Cat
- Watch your cat sleep: curled-up cats love nests; cats that hide love igloos; cats that sprawl prefer cushions.
- Warmth: plush and enclosed beds for winter, braided cord and hammocks for summer.
- Age: memory foam cushions support older cats’ joints.
- Height: many cats feel safest above floor level.
- Easy care: removable cushions are simpler to wash.
Helping Your Cat Use Its New Bed
Cats can be wary of new things. Place the bed in a spot your cat already likes, such as near a radiator or sunny window, add a blanket that smells familiar and sprinkle a few treats or a little catnip inside. In multi-cat homes, offer more than one bed so every cat has a choice.
Use the filters to browse cat beds by size, colour and price and find your cat’s new favourite place to nap.
