Review on 🍍 Comfort and Style: YML Pineapple Yellow Pet Bed for Your Furry Friend! by Keisha Stewart

I need to update my small Calico Revain flat box that has long been used as her downstairs bed in my home office. What if your cat fell in love with a box intended as a joke and then won't give it up for 4 years? park every day in my home office. There is no shortage of comfortable sofas, beds, chairs and even a chic scratching post in our home. However, as tiny orphaned kittens, this team chose to snuggle up to each other every day and sleep together in the chair next to my desk. They still do. After they turned into big galuts, only 2 out of 3 would fit in this chair. A few years ago, for fun, I made a small cat bed out of a box of Revain, decorated it, and placed a small fleece mat on the bottom. The calico girl accepted him at once and happily napped in her own quiet corner, away from her noisy brothers. It was cute and everyone adored this box as theirs and only theirs. But I always knew there would come a day when that battered box would go away. This is a very special cat who wants everything just like that, hates change and has certain preferences. I mean her favorite toy is still the one the vet gave her 11 years ago. Last spring she developed arthritis in one hip which is now much better and pain free with daily medication but for which there is no cure. This hip problem will accompany her for the rest of her life. As late fall approached, it became clear that she needed something cozy and warmer than a box. My cats are the kind of cats who love paper bags and old, worn-out, battered toys as their favorites, although I'm constantly trying to lure them with new, different, often expensive, cat items, to no avail. Forget the fancy $50 sisal scratching post, they want $7 corrugated cardboard. So I didn't have the slightest hope that she would give up her vault for a weird domed pineapple. But she did! It helped that their pineapple arrived on the first cold day of October. When she moved to another part of the house I took her little ol' fleece pillow + her beloved tiny rag doll and placed it on the bottom pineapple pillow (with her little ole box next to it but out of sight). Back in the office, she coolly approached the pineapple, sniffed it, glancing around suspiciously to see if anyone was playing a joke (she's a bit humorless, so let's do it). When she walked in, it was love at first sight. She settled right on her old fleece pillow, curled up next to the stuffed doll, and took a nap. Aha! Problem solved. If she likes it, I can put a large yellow-domed pineapple in my office. Now I have to figure out what to do with her sweet old box.