Cat Tunnel Bed with Removable Mat

Nearly four and a half feet of tunnel with a bed zipped into the middle of it. Most tunnels are toys a cat uses for ten minutes; putting a proper cushion inside turns it into somewhere the cat actually stays.

A Tunnel And A Bed That Do Not Compete

Play and sleep usually need two objects and two corners of a room. Here the cushion zips into the tunnel floor, so the same footprint serves a cat that wants to ambush something and the same cat twenty minutes later.

Nearly Four And A Half Feet Of Run

Length is what separates a tunnel a cat sprints through from a hoop it steps over. At 53.9 inches there is enough distance for a cat to build speed and to disappear from view halfway, which is the part that makes it interesting to them.

The Cushion Zips Out

The bed mat unzips completely, which means it washes on its own and the tunnel can be used empty as a pure play piece. Zipped rather than tucked also means it does not bunch when a cat lands on it at speed.

Tunnel And Cushion Measurements

It Folds Flat When You Are Done

The frame is collapsible, so a piece nearly four and a half feet long stores as a disc. That is the difference between a tunnel that lives in the living room and one that gets put away, and it is why a collapsible frame is worth more than a rigid one at this size.

What A Soft Tunnel Cannot Do

An 11.4 inch diameter suits an average cat and will feel tight to a large one. Velvety fabric also holds hair and lint more than a smooth weave, so it needs more frequent attention than it looks like it will. And a light collapsible tunnel slides on a hard floor when a cat hits it at speed.

Cat Tunnel Questions

Will more than one cat use it at once? The length allows two cats to pass, which is where most of the play happens. Sleeping is a one cat activity inside it.

Can the tunnel be used without the cushion? Yes. The cushion unzips completely and the tunnel works as a plain play piece.

How small does it fold? The frame collapses down into a flat disc for storage.