Does your cat share your bed sleeping right in the middle, taking up all the room so that you have to curl up around them?
There are a large variety of cat beds available to free up some space in your bed and keep your cat warm this winter. Cat caves or igloo beds are wonderful for winter. These come complete with a hooded top so that your cat can snuggle away undercover.
If your cat doesn’t seem interested in sleeping in their bed you can try and entice them by placing some treats in the bed and giving them lots of cuddles as a reward for using their own special space.
Instead of buying a brand new bed for your cat you can always recycle an old wicker basket or laundry basket and turn it into a comfy cat bed. Another great way to make your own cat bed at home is to use a cardboard box and line it with some of your old clothes.
At Cat Protection, we add a heating pad to the beds of very young kittens and old or sick cats so that we can be sure that the temperature stays extra warm for them.
For more information, visit catprotection.org.au
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