The two exits
A hiding place that isn't a trap
Some cats refuse cat houses with a single entrance: nothing behind them, no escape route. The tunnel opens at both ends, and for them that changes everything.
Semi-enclosed, and that's deliberate
Two exits, not one
A fully enclosed cat house makes some cats uneasy. The tunnel opens at both ends: they can hide without being trapped.
Raised
Ventilated from underneath and away from cold floors, like a camp bed — but covered.
Wood, not plastic
The frame doesn't bend and the bed doesn't tip over when the cat jumps in.
A view of the room
They stay on the lookout, which no enclosed bed allows.
The moment
Hidden, but not cut off from the room
They want to be sheltered without missing a thing. A raised tunnel gives them both: cover overhead, and a view of what's going on.
The wood
A structure that doesn't tip over
Legs and frame in wood, not plastic. A cat doesn't walk into their bed, they jump into it — it has to take the impact without moving.
Specifications
| Structure | Wooden legs and frame |
|---|---|
| Bed | Taut fabric tunnel |
| Openings | At both ends |
| Position | Raised, ventilated from underneath |
| Dimensions | Not provided by the manufacturer — see the note below |
| Delivery | Free · 30 days to change your mind |
The supplier doesn't provide the overall dimensions of this model. Rather than quote an unverified figure, we'd rather point it out: if the footprint matters to you, write to us before ordering. Reply within 24 hours.
Setting it up
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Keep both exits clear
Don't push it against a wall: it's having two ways out that reassures them.
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Set it up as a lookout
Facing the room rather than a corner.
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A familiar piece of fabric inside
As with any bed, a familiar scent helps them take to it faster.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us about the tunnel
What are the exact dimensions?
The manufacturer doesn't provide them, and we refuse to quote a figure we haven't verified. Write to us before ordering if the footprint matters: we'll ask for it. Reply within 24 hours.
How is it different from an enclosed cat house?
The tunnel is open at both ends. Some cats refuse a hiding place with a single way out — for them, this is the right answer.
Is it stable?
The frame and legs are made of wood, not plastic: the bed doesn't tip over when they land.
Does the fabric come off?
Check the label before any washing. Surface cleaning is recommended.
A hiding place that keeps a way out
Open at both ends, raised, on a solid wood structure.
