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A grey Scottish Fold cat lies in a round, fluffy white pet bed alongside three yellow baby chicks on a wooden floor. 22 / 36

A Grey Scottish Fold Settled Into Her Donut Bed for a Nap. It Got Crowded Fast.

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A round, shaggy white pet bed sits on the wooden floor, and it has been fully occupied. A grey Scottish Fold sprawls across one side, her folded ears tucked close to a round, sleepy face, her eyes half open in that heavy way that means a nap is coming soon. Three yellow chicks have joined her. One stands by her chin, and two more sit on the soft rim, looking around with bright little eyes. Behind them, a wicker laundry basket with a draped blanket, a potted plant, and a denim jacket on a chair give the room a relaxed, everyday feel.

Plush round beds, sometimes called donut beds, are popular with both cats and small dogs because their raised edges let a pet curl up and rest its head, which many animals find comforting. When choosing a bed, it helps to pick one with a removable, machine-washable cover, since pet beds collect fur, dander, and the occasional flea egg. Washing bedding regularly in hot water is one of the simplest ways to keep a home fresh and reduce pests. Placing the bed in a quiet, draft-free corner, away from busy doorways, also makes it more likely your pet will actually use it instead of your pillow.

In this case, the bed is clearly a hit with every species in the room. There is plenty of fluff to go around, and nobody seems to mind sharing.

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