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The Modernist cat den is a very versatile piece of furniture! This clever 2-in-1 cat den stool combo can be used as a cosy den for your cat or as a stool to sit on! It is covered in a grey, woven fabric and looks just like a piece of sleek, elegant furniture. Use it as an extra seat - just make sure to warn the person sitting on it that there may be a cat hiding inside! The delightful cat den has a very comfortable cushion inside, so it is the perfect place where your cat can hide away, catnap and take a break from everything. It is also suitable for small dogs. Your cat will also love lying on the top of the den - as long as there is no one else sitting there. The stool den is very stable and the top is lightly padded for comfort. The Modernist Cat Den at a glance: 2-in-1 combo - cat den and stool in one Contemporary design: covered in a modern, light grey and white structured fabric Cosy den: ideal when your cat just wants to hide away for some peace and quiet Removable plush cushion: perfect to snuggle down and catch 40 winks Padded seating area: Den roof is an additional area where your cat can lounge around Frame made from pine wood: sturdy, robust, high load capacity Rubber pads on legs to protect the floor Colour: Den: light grey Cushion: black Material: Frame: Pine wood Cover / cushion: 100% polyester (upholstery fabric) Total dimensions: diameter 42 x H 48 cm Den: Total dimensions: diameter 42 x H 31 cm Entrance: 20 x 17 cm (W x H) Entry height: approx. 24cm Max. load-bearing: 80kg Please note: This product is intended for indoor use only.
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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.
