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A felt cat tunnel bed combines an enclosed passage with a resting surface. This model uses a donut-shaped ring tunnel and a recessed top bed, so cats can hide, move around the curve or rest above the tunnel.

A felt cat donut tunnel bed is a circular hide-and-rest product with an internal ring-shaped passage. The two shells join with a center zipper, and the top hollow functions as an open bed.

No. A straight tunnel has an open route from one end to the other. This felt cat donut tunnel curves around a central support area and combines the enclosed route with a top resting hollow.

For this range, cat felt tunnel refers to a structured felt shell forming a circular enclosed passage. It is not a soft fabric tube, wool cat cave or cardboard scratch tunnel.

Not by default. The supplied images support a structured felt product, but not a universal wool percentage. Fiber composition, recycled content and any wool claim must match the approved material specification.

The image-supported directions are approximately 50-51 cm diameter x 20 cm high and 60-61 cm diameter x 28 cm high. Usable tunnel clearance, entrance size and top-bed space are confirmed separately.

Choose by the cat's body size and preferred use, not the outer diameter alone. The 60 cm direction gives more overall room and height, while the 50 cm direction uses less floor and shipping space.

Fit depends on the entrance width, tunnel clearance, turning space and the cat's sleeping posture. Compare internal measurements with the intended cat profile before listing the product as suitable for large cats.

Compatible cats may use different zones, such as one inside and one on top. Archova does not apply one universal multi-cat capacity claim because sharing depends on size, relationship and whether one cat blocks the entrance.

The structured shell shown is designed to retain the top hollow under normal indoor resting use. Final load guidance must come from the approved sample; the product should not be marketed with an unverified weight limit.

Packing pressure can temporarily flatten a structured felt shell. The carton plan should limit compression and include reshaping instructions. Shape recovery should be evaluated on the packed production sample before claims are published.

Yes. The center zipper separates the upper and lower shells, giving access to the full interior. This helps with hair removal, inspection, cleaning and more compact storage.

The separated pieces form two shallow bowl-like spaces in the supplied images. Whether both halves are marketed as independent beds depends on edge stability, floor contact and the approved instructions for that SKU.

The supplied range shows round, cat-head silhouette and hexagonal/geometric profiles. Entrance dimensions and reinforcement remain model-specific because an attractive opening still needs enough usable clearance.

Unzip the shells and remove loose hair with a vacuum or lint tool. Spot-clean or wash each piece only according to the approved care label, then dry it fully before reconnecting the zipper.

Do not promise machine washing unless the exact shell, zipper, reinforcement and care label allow it. Machine agitation can distort felt, damage edges or change the tunnel shape. A production wash test should support any washable claim.

Separate the shells, blot moisture promptly and follow the approved fiber-specific cleaning method. Avoid trapping moisture inside a structured layer. Persistent contamination may require replacement rather than repeated soaking.

Felt can hold loose hair, especially inside the ring. A zipper that opens the full interior makes vacuuming and lint removal easier. Regular maintenance should be part of the product care guidance.

It can tolerate normal paw contact, but it is not scratch-proof. Repeated clawing may roughen the surface, pull fibers or wear the entrance binding. Pair the product with a dedicated scratcher and inspect high-contact areas.

No. Cats that chew felt, zipper tape, binding or loose fibers need supervision and may need a different product. Stop use if a component detaches or becomes small enough to swallow.

Bottom construction is SKU-specific and is not clearly established across the supplied image set. A non-slip claim should appear only when the approved sample, bill of materials and product photography all show the same base.

It may suit senior cats when the entrance is low and wide enough and the cat can use the top hollow without difficult climbing. Mobility, joint comfort and tunnel clearance should guide size selection.

Do not force the cat inside. Place it near an existing resting area, leave the entrance clear and introduce familiar scent. Some cats choose only the top bed, while others need time before entering the tunnel.

Place it on a flat, dry indoor floor in an area the cat already visits. Keep the entrance visible and avoid damp rooms, heaters, direct rain, unstable furniture and positions where the zipper becomes a trip point.

No. This range is intended for dry indoor use. Moisture, ground dirt, direct sun and temperature changes can affect felt, zipper performance and shape.

Protect the entrance edge and zipper, limit compression and include recovery instructions. The 50 cm and 60 cm directions need separate carton data because the larger shell should not inherit the smaller SKU's packing assumptions.

Yes. Feasible directions include outer size, internal clearance, entrance profile, felt build, color, zipper tape, binding, labels, care instructions and retail packaging. Final options depend on the approved shell and MOQ.

MOQ depends on size, felt build, color, trim, branding and packaging. Samples can be quoted subject to current availability. The sample sheet should record outer size, inner clearance, entrance, zipper, bottom, care and packed dimensions.