Start with the usable inner space, not only the outside measurement. Cats under 10 lb often fit smaller beds, 10-15 lb cats usually need more room, and cats above 15 lb or cats that stretch out may need a larger mat, sofa, or low-sided bed. Compare the listed size with your cat's normal curled or stretched sleeping position.

Place the bed near a spot your cat already trusts, such as beside the sofa, near a window, or in a quiet bedroom corner. Add a familiar blanket or scent item and give your cat one to two weeks. Avoid forcing your cat into the bed or moving it every day.

No. Donut beds are usually better for cats that curl up, lean into edges, or like a nest shape. They may not be the best match for large stretch sleepers, cats that overheat, or senior cats that need a very low entry.

Choose a cave or covered bed when your cat often hides under furniture, sleeps in boxes, or prefers smaller enclosed spaces. If your cat dislikes narrow entrances or needs to watch the room while resting, a bolster bed or open mat may feel easier.

Start near an existing rest habit. Good first locations include a quiet wall, a sunny window, the side of a sofa, a desk corner, or a bedroom area your cat already uses. Placement often matters as much as the bed shape.

Senior cats often do better with a lower entry, stable base, and enough room to turn without stepping over a high wall. If your cat has stiffness or mobility concerns, check the entrance height and consider a flatter mat or low bolster style.

Use both when available. Weight guidance helps narrow the range, but sleeping length and posture matter more. A long, lean cat may need more stretch room than a heavier cat that curls tightly.

Outer dimensions include rims, walls, or decorative edges. The inner sleeping area is the part your cat actually uses, so it is the better number for judging whether paws, shoulders, and hips will fit comfortably.

Some bonded cats share, but many indoor cats prefer separate rest resources. For multi-cat homes, it is usually better to place more than one bed in different quiet areas instead of expecting every cat to use the same one.

A mat gives more open stretch space and is easier for low-entry needs. A bolstered bed gives edges for curling, leaning, and chin support. Watch how your cat sleeps now, then choose the shape that matches the existing habit.

Care depends on the product. Some styles list washable surfaces, removable pads, or water-washable parts, while structured beds may need gentler spot care. Always check the product page care notes before washing, and use cold or gentle cleaning when the listing calls for it.

Shake out loose hair, use a lint roller or pet-hair tool, and keep the bed in a dry location. A small washable blanket can also protect the main bed surface and carry a familiar scent for your cat.

Some long-pile fabrics can release fibers, especially after heavy use or rough washing. Check the material and care notes, remove loose hair regularly, and avoid hot washing or high heat drying unless the product instructions allow it.

Open it fully, shake and pat the filling into shape, then let it sit in a ventilated room. Some soft beds need time to recover from shipping compression before the rim or cushion looks normal.

Not always. A fully washable soft bed can be convenient, but structured beds may hold their shape better with removable pads or spot care. The best choice depends on whether your priority is cleaning frequency, support, or shape stability.

Cat bed orders are usually delivered within 7-10 days after processing. Most in-stock products take about 1 business day to process, while high-demand items, holidays, or inventory checks may add 1-3 business days.

We try to keep orders together when possible. Some larger or structured cat beds may ship separately to reduce compression or damage risk. You will receive shipping information when an item is on the way.

Once a package is in transit, we may not be able to change the delivery address. If you notice an address issue, email [email protected] as soon as possible with your order number.

Use the Track Your Order page in the main navigation, or check the shipping email sent after your order leaves processing. If tracking does not update right away, allow a short carrier scan window before contacting us.

LowPurr offers a 30-day return policy. If the bed is the wrong size for your cat or does not meet the quality standard described on the product page, contact [email protected] with your order details.

Please include your order number, name, shipping address, phone number if available, the item you want to return, and the reason for the return. For damaged or defective items, we may ask for photos or video so the issue can be reviewed clearly.

Refunds, store credits, or exchanges are issued after the return is approved and the returned item is received and processed. We will send the next steps by email once your request has been reviewed.

Email [email protected] with your order number, a photo of the item received, and a short description of what you expected. We will review the order and send the next steps.