Cat - Cave - Animals
Who? Who’s there? Oh, it’s just your furbaby hanging out!
Tall caves, like the mouse and owls, are approximately 20″ long, 14″ wide and 12″ high. Long styles like the fish are 22″ long, 14″ wide and 10″ high.
All beds are roomy for pets up to 12 lbs and cozy for those up to 16.
ORIGINAL DESIGN SINCE 2013: We set the standard for wool pet beds and toys made in Nepal. We designed and created the first wool pet caves made in Nepal, and are the largest producer of them in the country.
FAIR TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE: For us, it’s more than just words; we are an ethical business you can trust. As members of the Fair Trade Federation and Pet Sustainability Coalition, we complete a thorough vetting of our labor and environmental practices every year.
QUALITY YOUR PET CAN’T RESIST: Our blend of Himalayan and New Zealand wools is rich in lanolin, which naturally attracts pets and is good for their health. Lanolin conditions paws and helps to keep fur healthy and shiny, and the scent reminds your pet of their mother.
COZY AND COMFORTING HAVEN FOR YOUR PET: Cats and small dogs have a heightened need to feel secure, and the warm, enclosed area of our beds provide the perfect space to help your pet destress and relax.
100% NATURAL FIBERS ARE 100% SAFE: We use safe, non-toxic dyes and there are no synthetic microfibers that may be harmful for your pet.
Buy with confidence
(Like a chihuahua with a healthy sense of self)
With our knowledgeable staff ready to answer your questions, you can feel confident in your purchase. Reach out with any questions you may have and our supportive staff would love to help!
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