Watch where she actually settles. Never the open bed in the middle of the room, always the gap behind the couch or the empty box by the door. Somewhere with walls, one way in, and the room still in view. This pop up cat tent bed is a six sided fabric shell on a fiberglass frame, with one arched door and a padded cushion inside. Covered on every other side, and she can still see you. What keeps it standing: Fiberglass frame: the poles hold the hexagon open, so it doesn't fold in when she pushes against a wall Six panel shape: wider at the base than a round cave, so she can turn around inside Arched doorway: one way in, which is the point, and low enough for a kitten Cushion or bamboo mat: a padded cushion, or a woven bamboo mat on the mat versions, instead of bare floor Moves in one hand: light enough to follow the sun around the room Six panels, not a round dome. The shape spreads the load across the frame, so the walls stay up when she leans into them. Pastel plaid in soft yellow, blue and pink, or plain olive green. Both are also sold with a woven bamboo mat that sits inside for warm weather in place of the cushion. The frame carries the weight, not the fabric, so the tent keeps its shape night after night instead of sagging into a heap. Getting the size right Medium suits pets up to eight pounds, large up to fifteen and extra large up to twenty-five. Check the size chart in the gallery against your pet and the spot you have in mind. Care Take the cushion out and wash it separately. Wipe the outer fabric with a damp cloth, and let the frame air dry before you fold it away. Specifications Frame: Fiberglass poles in a six sided structure Sizes: M 15.7 x 15.7 x 14.2 in (40 x 40 x 36 cm), L 20.9 x 20.9 x 17.7 in (53 x 53 x 45 cm), XL 24.8 x 24.8 x 21.3 in (63 x 63 x 54 cm) Suits pets up to: M 8 lb, L 15 lb, XL 25 lb Fabrics: Pastel plaid or olive green Inside: Cushion, or a bamboo mat on the mat versions Suitable for: Cats and small dogs, indoor use Set it down in the afternoon sun where she already naps, drop the cushion in, and see how long she stays.
