“The only thing that my fussy cat chooses over a cardboard box” — Catherine M., Houston, TX

SnugWeave Rope Cat Basket: Bed, Scratcher & Toy Ball

Name: SnugWeave Rope Cat Basket: Bed, Scratcher & Toy Ball
SKU: PK-SNUGWEAVE
Rating: 4.8 (333 reviews)

Rated 4.75 out of 5 based on 333 customer ratings

4.8 (333 reviews)

$69.99

or 4 payments of $17.50

Somewhere better to scratch than the couch.

Catnip included
Cotton rope

Choose your baskets: 1 Basket

Small now, Medium later Two favorite spots A spare on wash day One for each cat

1 Basket $69.99 One by the couch

+ Free brush

2 Baskets $119.99 Save $19.99 A kitten, or two spots

+ 2 free gifts

3 Baskets $164.99 Save $44.98 One for every cat

Choose a size and color

Choose the size that fits your cat today. Cats like to curl up snug.

Cats up to about 16.5 lb (7.5 kg)

Add a 2nd basket and the 3-in-1 Steam Brush comes free ($19.99) Add →

Silver tabby cat curled in a caramel rope cat basket bed, claws in the rope scratcher rim, beside a linen sofa

SnugWeave Rope Cat Basket: Bed, Scratcher & Toy Ball

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1× SnugWeave Rope Cat Basket (Medium, Caramel)

Catnip included

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Your cat curls up inside, and the rope rim is the scratcher.

Evenings, they doze by your elbow.
They wake, stretch and dig into the rope.
Now the sofa arm isn’t the only thing to claw.
It looks like a woven basket, not cat furniture.

Choosing a size

Go by weight and how your cat curls up. Bigger isn’t better. Small: 13.8 in across (35 cm), kittens and small cats up to about 9 lb (4 kg) Medium: 15.7 in across (40 cm), up to about 16.5 lb (7.5 kg) Large: 18.1 in across (46 cm), up to about 22 lb (10 kg) Measured outside, ears not counted. Sleeps stretched out? It’s a curl-up bed.

Settling in

Give it time, and keep it where your cat already naps. Rub a pinch of the included catnip into the rim. There’s no cushion, so fold in a worn blanket that smells like home. Not every cat reacts to catnip, so the spot and the blanket matter most. Some cats climb in on day one. Others take a little time.

Arrival and care

It arrives flat and relaxes into its round shape once you unpack it. Tracked, and delivered within 12 business days of your order. Included: the basket with its rope ball on a cord, and catnip. Any new-rope smell fades after airing it out. Hand wash with mild soap and let it air dry fully. Don’t put it in the washer or dryer.

Delivery & Support

Delivery
Orders are fulfilled from our U.S. or global partner warehouses, depending on inventory availability. Most customers receive their order sooner. Tracking is provided once your order ships.

Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery according to our return policy. Most issues are resolved quickly with a replacement or alternative — returns are rarely needed.

Estimated delivery: Nov 23 - Nov 30

“The only thing that my fussy cat chooses over a cardboard box” — Catherine M., Houston, TX

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Straight from cat owners’ homes

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On camera, at home

Hit record. They’re already in it.

Tuxedo cat reaching onto a caramel rope cat basket bed by the sofa in the evening, someone reading by lamplight

For the cat who walks past the post and goes for the couch.

The bed they nap in. The rim they scratch.

Set it at the foot of the sofa arm they always go for.

Catnip included with every order

Three sizes, kitten to big cat

30-day product protection guarantee

Why rope, and why right by the couch.

Brown tabby cat in a caramel rope cat basket bed at the arm of a linen sofa, mug and book on the side table

4,331 cat owners surveyed.

Rope was the surface their cats used most when offered.

In the same survey, cats with more kinds of scratchers at home scratched the furniture less.

Give them a better place to scratch, right next to it.

Wilson et al., Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, 2016.

Nap, stretch and scratch in one spot.

They curl up in the middle to nap.

When they wake and stretch, the rope is right under their paws.

If your cat ignored the last bed

Three small steps to make it theirs.

Cats nap and scratch where they already spend their time, so start there.

Blue-gray British Shorthair sitting in a caramel rope cat basket bed on a window seat, looking out of the window

Put it where they already are.

Beside the couch arm or the window they watch from, not in a spare room.

Hands rub catnip into the rope rim of a caramel cat basket as a Bengal cat sniffs, someone cooking behind

Rub in the catnip.

A pinch of the included catnip, worked into the rope. Catnip on a scratcher can draw cats to use it more.

Hands fold a worn blanket into a caramel rope cat basket beside a sofa as a calico cat sniffs the handle

Add something that smells like them.

Fold in a blanket they already sleep on.

Not every cat reacts to catnip, so the spot matters most. Some cats climb straight in. Others need time, and some take to the bed before the rim.

A basket you'll want on show.

A bed, a scratcher and a toy, in the spot they already like.

Flat lay on a dining table: a caramel rope cat basket bed with the rope ball, loose dried catnip and a coffee mug

What arrives.

The basket, its rope ball attached, and catnip.

Caramel, gray and green rope cat basket beds on a dining room sideboard, a cat curled in the caramel one

A basket, not cat furniture.

Cat-ear handles, and three colors you'd leave out for guests.

Tabby and white kitten swatting the rope ball of a small green cat basket by the front door

A ball to bat at.

It's attached to the rim on a cord.

Close-up of a black cat's paw with claws hooked into the caramel cotton rope scratching rim and stitched tab

Rope a claw can grip.

Coiled cotton rope, right where the claws land. A softer scratch than sisal.

Which size fits your cat?

Kittens and small cats up to about 9 lb

Cats up to about 16.5 lb

Cats up to about 22 lb

Large brown tabby curled in a large caramel rope cat basket bed beside a desk, seen from above next to socked feet

Measured across the outside, ears not counted. Pick the size that fits today: cats like to curl up snug.

Not for cats over about 22 lb, or cats who sleep fully stretched out.

When one basket isn't quite enough.

Ginger kitten curled snug in a small green rope cat basket at night, an empty medium caramel basket waiting beside it

Two sizes: one for now, one for later.

Many kittens are ready for the Medium before their first birthday. A Medium today won't feel snug yet, so it waits.

Black cat curled in a caramel rope cat basket bed by the sofa, a second caramel basket waiting on the window seat

One cat, two favorite spots.

One by the couch, where you sit. One on the window seat, where they watch the street. Hand wash one and let it dry while they nap in the other.

Three cats from above, each in their own rope cat basket bed: small green, medium gray and large caramel

One for every cat.

Some cats share happily and some don't. Give each cat their own, sized to fit.

Two baskets come with our 3-in-1 Cat Steam Brush as a gift. Three add a HyperChase LED ball too.

Choose the size and color of every basket.

Questions, answered plainly.

Will it stop my cat scratching the couch?

It gives them somewhere better to scratch, right beside the couch arm, in rope: the surface cats used most in the survey above.

Will my cat sleep in it or scratch it?

Often both, though not always in that order. Some cats sleep in it first and find the rim later, and some mostly sleep in it.

Is cotton rope a good scratcher?

It's a softer scratch than sisal. Cats can dig in and pull, but heavy scratchers may still want a tall sisal post as well.

I have two cats. Can they share one?

Some share happily and some don't, so one each is the simple answer.

How long does delivery take?

Up to 12 business days, tracked. You'll see the expected delivery dates before you order.

Customer Reviews

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The scratchable rim gives it extra appeal for me, but the cat hasn’t made a habit of using it.

The rim gives the product a purpose beyond sleeping, although we haven’t used that part much yet.

The raised sides give it that tucked-in little nook look.

The basket is a good-looking option, and the sides seem inviting. My cat sleeps stretched out flat most of the time, so her visits are short.

It’s the kind of cat thing I can appreciate even when the cat is ignoring me.

I placed the basket by the window, where the cat already watches the neighbourhood. At first she used it as a lookout and stayed upright with her paws tucked over the rim. A few days later she started curling up inside for proper naps. The attached ball gets an occasional swat when she arrives. I like the rope texture and the little ears, too. It feels like a thoughtful spot for her without making the room look like a pet shop.

A bed and a scratchable border in one footprint is a neat idea.

It looks like the sort of spot a cat would choose, then ignore for a day just to be difficult.

The extra features are subtle enough that the basket still looks like a basket.

I like the rounded shape and the rope texture. It gives my cat another surface to investigate without filling the room with several separate things. The ball gets the odd swat, which is enough to keep it in the game.