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Buying a Bed for your Cat

Beds do not strike us as something essential for our pets sometimes, for some of us have the idea that they can sleep on any surface. However, for dogs, we tend to buy them a soft, warm basket or something that they can sleep in. Majority of the dogs will then claim the bed as a sleeping spot. On the other hands, cats do not really need a certain place to sleep. It will in fact, sleep at any place it feels like, anytime, anywhere.

Cats are hard to train to sleep in one specific spot. They will still end up sleeping in various places in your house. Furniture such as chairs, tables, sofas, or floor or any cozy nook they can curl up in and fall asleep without disturbance.

Although your pet cat likes sleeping on your couch or steps, it does not mean that it wouldn’t appreciate a nice warm bed. You can still go ahead and get your cat a bed, and perhaps it will take interest in it and somehow, enjoy sleeping in it. Although it won’t be sleeping in the bed every night, you’ll still know that the bed will become one of the many sleeping places it will visit, and cats enjoy being territorial, and owning a new bed will bring them satisfaction.

If you have seen cat trees, it is your best choice of a cat bed for your pet. It is a tall stand with a perch built at the top, where your cat can climb up onto it and sleep while everyone is below it, such as dogs that cats naturally fear. You can even connect the perch to a window sill, and your cat can nap as well as look out the window at the activities that goes on outside.

Cleanliness and hygiene is again the most important thing to look out for when getting your cat a bed. No matter what bed you decided to get, make sure that it has a removable cover that you can take out and wash regularly. Cats, like dogs, will attract bugs such as fleas, and these pests can make a home out of any fabric, especially if your cat lies there often. So make sure you remember to wash your cat’s bed often, and the other spots your cat sleep in as well to guarantee a flea-free home, one that you and your cat will both enjoy.

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Questions & Answers about Cat House Bedding

My pregnant cat follows me round the house and sleeps in my bed?

Do you think she may deliver in or under my bed? Help! Lilith is sweet to me but not crazy bout the boys... she is usually even tempered. What can I do to assure this goes smoothly?

There's two things:
She's going to be looking for an area where she feels safe, and some place comfortable. You might want to put in an old blanket (One you don't mind getting rid of) in a corner somewhere and show it to the cat in the hope she gets the message.
Otherwise, there's not a lot you can do. When the time comes, she'll go wherever her instinct tells her to. Mine delivered on the carpet in the middle of the living room. It's still not the end of the world. It makes a bit of a mess, but nothing a good bleach won't take care of.
After that, she'll usually carry the babies to an enclosed space. Here cleanliness is again a concern (mine took them to a closet, so if there's a closet you could line up with newspaper, leave the door open and get your cat used to the idea it's there, she'll probably take the babies there.)
After that, there's not much you can do. You're going to have to let nature run its course.

Getting a cat that lives in a house and bring it home?

We have friends that have a cat that they can't take care of anymore/don't want to. We might bring the cat home to live with us. The cat sleeps in their house at night but is out all day. The cat would have to live in our big barn in the back and he could come out a little in the day. Any tips for a smooth transition? We can't let him live in the house with us. I want everything to go well so I need any tips you have. How can I make him feel safe and secure? I'll make/buy him a bed and of course food, water, treats; but is there anything else?
also he is very shy. How do I bond with him more and help him to trust me?

If you give him a good private shelter within the barn(even a sturdy wood box or midsize kennel) that he can go to he will feel more secure. The best way to get him used to this new life is by having other cats teach him. If there are other cats on your farm, he'll be just fine. If not, you'll need to pay close attention to him in the first couple weeks to make sure he isn't too stressed.You'll probably need a second cat to keep him company in that case, because he won't have humans to socialize with all the time. Cats are very dependent on social activity, so it's important they aren't alone.