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The holiday season is almost upon us, and our furry friends deserve to celebrate too. If you really love your cat, you should absolutely invest in a Christmas tree cat bed for your feline this holiday season. Cats love to retreat into their own private hideaways, so why not let them do it in cheerful holiday style this year?
These cozy pet beds are absolutely adorable, and can even double as an extra piece of festive decor. Who needs an actual Christmas tree, when you have a Christmas tree cat bed displayed prominently in your living room? Whether your feline friend was on the naughty or nice list this year, this is the Christmas gift that will keep on giving. Check out some of the options below.
Wool Christmas Tree Cat Cave Bed, $82.99
If you spare no expense for your kitty, this wool model is the Cadillac of Christmas tree cat beds. The sturdy wool construction means it’s likely it’ll last you several seasons. There’s only 12 left in stock at the moment, so snag one before it’s too late!
If you love your cat but don’t want to spend quite that much, here is a lower-cost option.
Hollypet Self-warming 2 in 1 Foldable Comfortable Triangle Pet Cat Bed Tent House, $13.99
This tent-style cat bed comes in a number holiday-themed styles, including a deer with antlers, traditional Christmas tree and a Santa hat. The product description notes that it’s suitable for cats up to 12 pounds. The outside of the bed is made of printed flannel, while the inside is made of Arctic velvet, perfect for keeping your cat warm and cozy. The product has a solid 4 stars from more than 400 customer ratings.
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