MEOWFIACat Cave – Premium Felt Cat Bed for Indoor Cats, Handmade 100% Merino Wool (Dark Shades) (Medium, Dark Grey)

I love this cat cave! It looks and feels more refined than other options out there and our kitten loves it! It’s thick, is a nice color, and holds a good shape.

I just got this jumbo sized felted cave and I LOVE it! It's beautiful and sturdy, perfect for the 7 little kittens I rescued. I even got a nice sized felted ball which they love. It was shipped so fast to me and I got it in Hawaii in 3 days. I want to buy more!

The media could not be loaded. Love the natural wool. And it holds its shape. Multi cat household. This is just a tortoiseshell & a grey tabby using them at the time. All the cats will enter/rest in them. Warm & gives them a little hideaway. Was thinking about those cat sleeping bags, but the quality & aspects of this is worth the price.

This is an amazing product. It is very well made. I love it.

My cat totally enjoyed it last year, and I found him sleeping in it nights. This year he seems to not be using it as much as we are keeping the home a little bit warmer downstairs.I am very fond of this product because it’s easy to clean. All you have to do is vacuum it and it’s so cute seeing him sleeping in it. I do hope that he uses it more this year.. It keeps him warm and he likes to cuddle up inside. I put some catnip in it with a toy. Easy to assemble and very functional..

This is so cute. I put it on my screened-in porch when the weather cools down and my cat loves lying in it. For added comfort, I put a small pillow in it.

We have a senior kitty from a local shelter. The only info we were able to garner about her past was summed up in one word - traumatic. Fast forward two years and four cat caves later. About every six months she freaks out and will no longer use her cat cave. Cleaning/washing/pheromone spray makes no difference...when she's done, she's done. I had seen ads for this type of cave (vs ones with structure) and thought I'd give it a whirl. Her favorite place to be is between the toilet and shower wall in our guest bathroom. The ability to shape it, meant I could fit it in the tight space and angle the opening away from the door. This was a theory, but was born out upon receipt. Within two days she was using it full-time and seemed happy as a damaged clam can be. One of the fun, non-disclosed, health issues she came with is being FVR+. Some cats are never phased by it. Others, like ours, have flare-ups that don't necessarily have a trigger. About a week after getting her new cave, I noticed her eyes were starting to do their FVR+ thing so out came her meds to head it off. But this time, it didn't go away, they got worse and swelled shut. She was scratching furiously at both eyes and drawing blood above her eyelids. What. In. The. What. The only thing that had changed was the cat cave. I took it away and her eyes cleared up after a few days. To verify it wasn't a fluke, I put the bed back and the same thing happened. Apparently wool allergies are rare in cats, but our beautiful tropical unicorn has them. So. Now I have this awesome cat bed I can't do anything with. FVR is highly contagious and I can't, in good conscious, return it and risk infecting another kitty.The cat cave itself is super soft and moldable, but sturdy enough it keeps it's shape. Love that it's gray so it hides dust, dirt and whatever else cats drag in. Quality is excellent although when received, it was clearly a return. Packaging was awful - a re-taped bag with holes. It seemed quite cozy up until the eye thing.Side Note: I accidentally bought two...this medium one and a large one. Our indoor/outdoor cat loves the large one and has no allergies or aversion to it. I'll review that one under it's listing.

my cats like them ... I think they are a healthful choice - not synthetic material for them to spend time in ... too expensive in my opinion.. I have 7 rescue cats (all spayed or neutered, please don't be mean to me)