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5 soft blankets under $20 your cat will immediately take over

There’s nothing better than relaxing on the couch with a cozy blanket after a long day. When that blanket is soft and fuzzy, your cat will probably be tempted to join you. These five blankets are all under $20, but be warned: Your feline friend is likely to try to steal them from you!

Bedsure Fleece Blanket Throw

Made of a cozy, soft microfiber, the Buy at Amazon is purr-fect for cozying up on the couch with your cat. It measures a generous 50 inches by 60 inches, so you can toss it on your bed, couch, over an armchair, or in any other space that needs a little extra warmth. It’s breathable and lightweight but still plenty warm. It’s also wrinkle-resistant, so it will still look great after you fold it up and tuck it away for the night. Choose from a wide array of colors to match your home decor and your kitty’s coat.

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Exclusivo Mezcla Large Throw Blanket

Supersoft, the Buy at Amazon is reversible and cozy on both sizes. Beautiful brushed flannel will look fantastic against your couch or bed, while the Sherpa texture of the opposite side is ideal for snuggling. The brushed flannel is velvety soft and features eye-catching designs. The throw measures 50 inches by 70 inches, and it’s both machine washable and dryable for easy cleaning.

Beautex Fleece Throw Blanket with Pompom Fringe

Cozy and tons of fun, the Buy at Amazon makes a fashion statement every time you get it out. It measures 50 inches by 60 inches and is made of premium microfiber polyester for a supersoft, skin-friendly finish. Your cat will love the warm, plush texture, and the pompom tassels around the edge are sure to prompt frisky play. Reinforced edges make this throw a durable addition to your home, and it’s machine washable for no-fuss cleaning.

Lochas Super Soft Shaggy Faux Fur Blanket

The Buy at Amazon is full of rich, cozy texture, so you and your kitty can curl up in comfort. It’s made of a double layer of fabric and measures 50 inches by 60 inches. The front side is a silky-soft velvet, while the reverse is a warm Sherpa fabric perfect for snuggling down into. Unlike your kitty, this throw won’t shed, so your bed and couch will stay clean. It’s warm without being heavy, and it’s available in various colors to coordinate with your personal style. This throw is even machine washable for easy cleaning. And if your cat is tired of getting static shocks when you pat him, this throw can help — it has an anti-static finish to keep you both comfortable when you cozy up.

Exclusivo Mezcla Large Flannel Fleece Throw

With the Buy at Amazon , you can add warmth and comfort to your favorite chair, the couch, or your bed. Measuring 50 inches by 70 inches, it’s made of microfiber for warmth and comfort. The flannel fleece fabric is brushed to be extra-soft on both sides. An anti-static finish helps prevent those cat-startling electric shocks. The double-faced plush is luxuriously textured yet affordable enough to use to cover up furniture, protecting it from cat hair and messes. This throw is machine washable and dryable for easy cleaning. It won’t shrink and is available in an assortment of beautiful colors.

Choosing the right blanket for you and your cat

Affordably priced at under $20, any of these blankets will make a great choice for your home, and your cat is sure to appreciate them, too. Each blanket is easy to clean, wonderfully cozy, and soft enough to please even the pickiest kitty.

Paige Cerulli
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