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Quilted Gingham Cave Bed

$55.99

Select Size:

Small (cats up to 8.8 lb)Large (cats up to 16.5 lb)

Choose Color: Blue Check

Blue Check Green Check Brown Check Pink Check

Give your burrower a snug cave to curl into, a padded mat to sprawl across, & a gingham bed that looks sweet in any room.

🧶 Cotton-linen gingham outer shell
☁️ Fleece-lined hood and padded base
🔄 Flap fastens closed or folds open
🌈 Blue, green, brown or pink check
📏 2 sizes with weight guidance

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Ingredients & safety

Outer: cotton-linen blend in gingham check. Lining: short-pile fleece. Filling: double layer of PP cotton. Fastening: small hook-and-loop side tabs. Care: Spot clean; check the care label before washing. The bed is soft and frameless; make sure kittens can climb out easily. Check the seams now and then, and keep long fur clear of the hook-and-loop tabs.

What's in the box

1 quilted gingham cave bed

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on US orders of $39 or more; orders under $39 ship for $10. Every order ships with tracking, and you can return items within 30 days. See our shipping policy and refund policy for details.

A sleeping bag made for burrowers

Some cats spend all day trying to get under your covers. This quilted cave gives them a fleece-lined hood to crawl into and a padded base to curl up on, and it opens into a mat on stretch-out days.

Fleece-lined hood and base

Short-pile fleece lines the hood and the thick, double-filled base, so the inside feels plush wherever your cat settles.

Closes snug or opens out

Fasten the side tabs to hold the front flap up for a cozy cave, or undo them and fold it down into a longer, open mat.

Cotton-linen gingham shell

The puffy, channel-quilted outer comes in blue, green, brown or pink check for a cottage look on a sofa or bedroom floor.

Two sizes by cat weight

Small and Large are matched to your cat's weight, and each opens out longer than it measures closed, so sprawlers have room.

Cave Bed in 3 Steps

Pick the shape

Fasten the side tabs for a closed cave, or leave them open for a long, flat mat.

Find a corner

Set the bed on the floor in a quiet corner or at the end of the sofa.

Let them burrow

Let your cat find the hood and crawl in at their own pace.

A closer look

Everyday uses
Burrowing deep with only a face peeking out, stretching out across the open mat, and curling up on top of the puffy quilted roof.
Size & materials
Small, for cats up to 8.8 lb (4 kg): closed 30 x 30 x 20 cm (11.8 x 11.8 x 7.9 in), opened out 48 x 30 x 20 cm (18.9 x 11.8 x 7.9 in). Large, for cats up to 16.5 lb (7.5 kg): closed 43 x 40 x 28 cm (16.9 x 15.7 x 11.0 in), opened out 65 x 40 x 28 cm (25.6 x 15.7 x 11.0 in). Outside measurements at the widest point, L x W x H, taken by hand.

Questions cat parents ask

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Which size should I choose?

Go by weight: Small is for cats up to 8.8 lb (4 kg) and Large is for cats up to 16.5 lb (7.5 kg). If your cat loves to sprawl or sits near the limit, choose Large.

Does the opening stay open?

It's frameless, so the quilted top is soft rather than rigid, with a thick fleece edge trimming the hood. For a wide-open bed, unfasten the side tabs and fold the front flap down.

How do I clean it?

Spot clean as needed and read the care label for washing instructions. Run a lint roller over the fleece to lift loose fur between cleans.

My cat won't go inside. What can I try?

Open it out into a mat first so your cat can lie on it, then close the flap once they're used to it. A favorite toy tucked inside the hood can help too.