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Cat beds: 17 models from €29.99 to €94.74, for twelve-hour naps
A cat sleeps most of the day: its bed is not a decorative detail, it is where it spends the most time. This collection gathers 17 available cat beds, from €29.99 to €94.74: round high-rimmed beds in ribbed plush fabric, premium plush cushions, and two rotating desk beds for the cat that works alongside you. All are rated for a cat up to 10 kg. The comparison table above lists materials and prices; the filters sort by material and budget.
How to choose a cat bed
- How your cat sleeps. Curled up: a round bed with high rims (12 to 20 cm) holds and reassures it. Stretched out: a wider format or a mat.
- Material. Ribbed plush fabric keeps warmth and goes in the machine; premium plush is softer but holds more hair.
- Placement. A quiet corner, out of draughts, with a view of the room. A sociable cat prefers an open bed near you; a shy one, an enclosed bed.
- Cleaning. Removable cover or fully washable bed: check the label on the product sheet.
For a big cat, see our guide to choosing a cat bed.
Our other bedding collections
Three beds, three ways to sleep
The white cat bed (€39.99, 20 cm rims) for the curled-up sleeper; the large cat bed (€29.99, premium plush) for the one that sprawls; the rattan desk bed (€89.99) for the cat that supervises your keyboard.
FAQ: cat beds
1. How do I choose the right cat bed size
Watch how your cat sleeps. If they curl into a ball, a cozy enveloping bed will do the trick. If they like to stretch out, choose a larger size (like a cat bed). The easiest method: measure your cat while asleep (nose to base of the tail) and add a few inches so they can easily shift positions.
2. Does my cat prefer an open or enclosed bed
An open cat bed works well for sociable cats who like to stay close to you and keep an eye on the room. A more enveloping bed (high edges, cocoon effect) is often preferred by shy cats or those looking for a hideaway. Many households combine both: one bed "close to you" and one "quiet corner" spot.
3. How do I wash a cat bed
For a washable cat bed, follow the care label: some cushions are machine-washable, others need hand washing. Vacuum fur regularly, wash the cover or cushion, and avoid heavily scented products (cats have a very sensitive sense of smell). Keeping a bit of their scent on the bed often helps them stay attached to it.
4. Cat bed, cushion, or mattress: what's the difference
A cat cushion is simpler and flatter, perfect for adding to a bed, piece of furniture, or shelf. A cat bed provides structure with reassuring raised edges. A thicker, plush cat bed, sometimes orthopedic, offers extra-deep comfort. The right choice really depends on the spot, the season, and your cat's habits.
5. Where should I place the bed so my cat actually uses it
Place the bed in a quiet spot, away from the litter box, with a clear view of the room (cats love to observe). Avoid drafts. A slightly elevated spot can also help. You can add a cloth with their scent or a few treats nearby for the first few days.
Sleep is the top health indicator in cats. A sudden change in habits or restless sleep can signal discomfort. How can you tell if your cat is having good dreams? Which material is best for a cat with allergies?
On our blog, we dive into feline behavior to help you better understand your companion. Find our guides on the different types of sleep, tutorials for caring for your faux fur beds, and vet-approved tips for choosing the right bedding for joint issues. At Le Félin, we believe every nap should be a source of happiness, combining technical expertise with a love of animals to turn your home into a true haven of peace.
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