Cat Seat Sharon - Diameter 50cm

Cat Seat Sharon - Diameter 50cm
Categories: Cat, Cat Baskets & Beds
Brand: Kerbl
26.09 GBP
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A fantastic sleeping seat for cats, with soft plush for cosy dreams and effortless take-down system for easy dissasembling for storage or travel! The Cat Seat Sharon makes cat dreams come true! It consists of a robust frame with effortless take-down system for easy dissasembling and a cosy moon-shaped seat with a 50 cm diameter. The soft, cuddly plush makes it the ideal retreat! The seat material gently moulds around your pet when it cuddles into the plush - ultimate comfort! The take-down frame makes it really easy to move the Cat Seat Sharon to the balcony or the patio to let your cat enjoy days in the sun. The plush won’t touch the ground and will stay clean! If you ever need to store the Cat Seat it can be easily taken down into component parts by pressing the pins and pulling the rods apart, and simply placing it under a bed or in a cupboard. Cat Seat Sharon at a glance: Seat diameter Ø 50 cm Edge height (front / rear): 23cm / 40cm Robust frame Space-saving take-down system Cover White polyester plush Not removable Hand wash at up to 30°C Suitable for outdoors on sunny days

At a glance

  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Kerbl
  • Price: £26.09
  • Delivery: 2-3 Days

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Good to know

  • Older cats need a low entry and firm padding, placed where they do not have to jump.
  • Add a worn jumper or the cat’s old blanket to give a new bed a familiar smell.
  • In multi-cat homes, offer more sleeping places than cats, at different heights.

Common questions

Do cats prefer open beds or enclosed dens?

It depends on the cat. Shy cats, cats in busy homes and cats that feel the cold often prefer an enclosed cave or igloo. Confident cats and those that sprawl usually prefer an open bed, ideally raised with a view of the room.

Why won’t my cat use its new bed?

The location is often the problem. Move the bed to where your cat already sleeps, raise it slightly and add a familiar-smelling blanket. Many cats need a few days to accept something new.

Read our guide: Cat Baskets & Beds