White Dream Window Sill Mat - White - 60 x 26 x 2 cm (L x W x H)

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White Dream Window Sill Mat - White - 60 x 26 x 2 cm (L x W x H)
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The White Dream window sill mat turns cold, uncomfortable window sills into cosy, warm places where your cat can watch the world go by or just curl up and snooze. Made from soft white plush, it fits in with any décor. The White Dream window mat matches the White Dream Snuggle Bed and the cute White Dream Cuddle Bag . There is a 2 cm thick, soft foam pad inside the fluffy cover and anti-slip nubs on the base to prevent it sliding around on the smooth window sill. There is a zip for easy removal of the cover which can be hand washed at up to 30°C Your cat will enjoy watching out of the window all the more when lying on this snug cat mat. The White Dream window sill cat mat at a glance: Dimensions: 60 x 26 x 2 cm (L x W x H) Colour: white Material: polyester Anti-slip-nubs Cover is removable and hand washable at up to 30°C

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: zooplus Exclusive
  • Price: £5.39

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Good to know

  • Watch how your cat sleeps: curled-up cats like round beds with sides, sprawlers need a larger flat bed.
  • Check the weight limit of window perches and radiator beds, and test suction cups and hooks regularly.
  • Older cats need a low entry and firm padding, placed where they do not have to jump.

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

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