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4 Disney-themed cat beds under $45 that are just magical

Paige Cerulli
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If you and your family are avid Disney fans, then there’s no better way to show it than with Disney-themed cat gear. You can find everything from Disney-themed cat toys to cat beds and more. Our top picks for the best cat beds don’t only have delightful Disney style that will look amazing in your home, but they’re also designed to be practical. Cozy, comfy, and secure, these beds are attractive to cats but also easy to clean, durable, and versatile. If you’re ready to buy your cat a new bed, consider one of these options when you shop.

Disney Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Pastel Shag Fur Dog and Cat Hut

  • Good for cats up to 15 pounds
  • Bed is machine-washable
  • Enclosed design promotes privacy and security for your cat

The Disney Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Pastel Shag Fur Dog and Cat Hut gives your cat a cozy, mouse-themed place to snuggle up. The bed features a padded floor insert to keep your cat comfy and warm, while the fully enclosed design gives a sense of privacy and security. This pet hut features a removable cushion for easy cleaning, and you can even machine-wash and -dry the entire bed. Ideal for cats up to 15 pounds, the bed measures 15.5 by 15.5 by 18 inches, so it won’t take up too much space in your home. It’s available in both blue and pink.

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Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Bolstered Corded Cuddler Bed

  • Comes with a themed toy
  • Machine-washable
  • Bottom of the bed is waterproof

If you or your cat is a fan of Disney’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, then the Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Bolstered Corded Cuddler Bed is ideal for you both. This bed features a bow tie toy equipped with a squeaker, and it’s removable for tons of fun play. The bed itself can be machine washed and dried for easy cleaning. It’s made with an ultrasoft microplush for maximum comfort, and the overstuffed walls create support and a sense of security for your cat. The bottom of the bed features durable nylon fabric and waterproof construction to help minimize mess and prevent accidents from getting to your floor. Suitable for cats (and dogs) up to 25 pounds, this bed measures 21 by 19 by 8 inches.

Disney Mickey Mouse 2-in-1 Honeycomb Hut Cuddler

  • Bottom of the bed is waterproof
  • Available in two sizes
  • Can be converted into an enclosed cat bed and a cuddler

The Disney Mickey Mouse 2-in-1 Honeycomb Hut Cuddler offers a two-in-one design, so your cat is sure to get plenty of use out of it. The bed works as an enclosed space that gives your cat a cozy spot with plenty of security. It also collapses down into a cuddler with higher sides for a warm, supportive bunk for a nap. Its bottom is made with waterproof, durable nylon that also resists dust and dirt, so any accidents won’t reach your floor. It’s available in a standard size for cats up to 15 pounds, and there’s even a jump size for bigger kitties (up to 20 pounds). Choose from red or gray — whatever color your cat looks best in.

Disney Pluto Pillow Cat & Dog Bed

  • Good for cats with arthritis
  • Machine-washable
  • Comes in multiple sizes

The Disney Pluto Pillow Cat & Dog Bed features an adorable iconic Pluto design around the edges that any Disney fan is sure to love. It’s made with an ultra-plush fabric to keep it cozy and welcoming, while the polyester fiber filling creates pillowy comfort so your cat can enjoy a quality rest. The step-on design is easy for smaller cats and cats who have arthritis to easily get on and off the bed, since there are no high edges to navigate. The bed is machine washable for easy, convenient care. It comes in multiple sizes, so you can choose the right fit for your furry family.

When you buy your cat a new bed, don’t be surprised if she doesn’t take to it right away. A new bed will smell foreign, and your cat will need some time to get used to it. You can speed up the process by putting some catnip in the bed to attract her or by laying one of your cat’s favorite blankets inside the bed. The blanket will smell like your cat, making her more likely to accept and use it. With a new Disney-themed bed, your cat will be sleeping in impeccable and magical style.

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