Get them used to a nice soft cat bed or hiding hut. Then you can move that bed into another area of the house as they get bigger." Older cats might prove slightly harder to dissuade from the practice.

Is your cat active at night, or do they sleep soundly on the bed with you? But if sleeping with your cat just isn’t working out, you have some options — though your cat might not like them.

While Luna's use of the cat bed is both bizarre and entirely impractical, there may be some method to her madness. Cats are often drawn to enclosed spaces, particularly in times of stress.

Cats notoriously like to sleep in different places, meaning its bed can go unused. Here's why they do this and how you can make your cat want to use its bed.

Dr. Steve Weinberg, founder of 911 VETS, said it can feel nice and comfy to have your cat sleep on a bed with you — some literally on your head — potentially calming anxiety and night terrors.

Designed to be comfortable, warm and durable, cat beds provide your feline with a safe space to relax and sleep throughout the day.

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Find the best cat bed where your cat can feel safe, warm, get a good night’s rest, and be alone when they desire. Read here for our top picks.