Kaytee Super Sleeper Cuddle-E-Cup Bed for Pet Guinea Pigs, Rats, Chinchillas and Other Small Animals

My piggies live for this cuddle cup. I have bought a few of these beds over the years to have extra on hand. These beds are durable and comfortable. They wash well, stay soft, and hold their shape. You will not be disappointed.

I can say enough how much I love these! I have 12 of these for my 8 piggies so I can wash them and still keep some in the cage. They have a nylon outside and a very soft fleecy inside. They are large enough to have two snuggling pigs should you have a bonded pair that like to stay close and still comfortable and cozy for a single to lounge in. They have clips on them to attach to the cage, but I don't use them. You cannot choose your colors, but all the colors are nice, I have been sent red, lime green, purple, grey, and pink. They are easy to clean. Just shake the poop out and toss in the washer. I have had a few of them for several years now and they are still in great shape. My 6x3 cage for my 6 females and 4x3 for my 2 males is lined with fleece and these also help with keeping the cage clean.for a bit longer since they tend to poop where they sleep. I put their igloos over them since they like to be in their hideaway and its a perfect fit. Plus its a good way to catch them if you have scaredy pigs. They love to lay in them when the bed is on its side like a wheel. Lift the hut and grab the cup! These were a big comfort to 3 of my piggies when they were ailing and had enough room for 2 so they could be comforted with one of their cage mates not to make this a sad post. I buy several Kaytee products and have not been disappointed with any of them so far. And these are a great addition to your cage. You can't help but smile when you see them comfy and content. If my review helped you, please click the helpful button. Or comment if I can answer any other questions <3

My piggies are so very happy. We have 4 girls, 2 of which are very pregnant. 1 is a couple weeks behind the other two and we aren’t sure if the other is expecting. PetSmart didn’t realize they had a boy in the mix, but I figured it out when we brought him home and 2 days of him mounting everyone made his “appendage” a bit easier to spot. He is our fifth piggy and we wouldn’t change it. I got these so the girls could have a birthing suite of sorts and nice beds. They are bigger than I expected, which is fantastic because they can snuggle if they want to, or hog one to themselves if needed. The random color selection made for a lot of pink, which is ok since we have mostly girls, but the other colors are nicer. The blue is very turquoise. The green is very lime and the purple is vibrant. The pink is not quite fuschia but darker than baby pink. They’re durable and really well made. Definitely worth the price and less than you would pay in a pet store. I am very happy with the purchase and my furbies are delighted with their beds. They were popcorning like crazy and that is quite a feat when you’re so pregnant that you tip over trying to clean your own face. This would definitely suit bunnies, too, since it can easily hold 2 pregnant guinea pigs. For once, a small animal item that isn’t exclusively gerbil sized.

Great little bed for my chinchilla for 6 bucks. Soft, cozy, thick and so easy to wash. Color doesn't fade. Price has more than doubled so I won't be getting another.

I was really not expecting much when I ordered 2 of these because the price seemed too good to be true when compared to similar ones online. The reviews were really good overall so I figured if they're awful or too small I can return them so why not. Boy was I pleasantly surprised! They are really well made and much bigger than I expected. My girls are thick yet both of my adult guinea pigs fit comfortably inside without being squished. The inside has a very soft fur lining that hay brushes off easily while the outside feels kinda like a windbreaker material. It holds its shape really well even though it's lightweight but I put one of the Jetec beds I got on Amazon inside for extra cushion and my piggies absolutely love it. I like that it's not bulky to store as space is limited and less bulk means less loads to wash so win-win. If you use this to carry/hold your piggies make sure to use a waterproof pad. These aren't made to be absorbent. The pee will run right through allowing the cuddle cup to stay dry but not your lap. My girl Smores is a drama queen screaming and scratching every time we pick her up but was actually calm when we picked her up in this so... bonus! My only issue is not being able to choose the colors but it's not a deal breaker for me. To be clear, these are not the overstuffed pillow type of cuddle cup so don't get this if that's what you want, otherwise I highly recommend these.

We have a wildlife rescue. I bought this to have for small animals. It seems to be well made and of good quality. The stitching looks good and there are no defects. It has a nice fake fur lining with an outside that seems like material for a backpack. There is a clip on the bottom in back to hold it in place in a cage. The only thing I think would improve this would be if there were a clip at the top in the back to keep the top from folding over. It seems very comfortable, and is soft on the bottom. I think any small animal will find it comfy

Sparky definitely is attracted to this cuddle-cup as a 2nd-best hang-out spot to his little house or tunnel. And guinea pigs enjoy frequent change-ups in their decor and furnishings (the evidence is their excited "wheeking" accompanied by jumping moves that pet owners describe as "popcorning"). Moreover, an exposed location like the cup forces the animal to overcome some of its instinctual fear of humans. In fact, you can easily teach these animals to exhibit behavioral traits in response to the owner's command. For one week, I simply refused to let go of Sparky--when setting him back down in his cage or on the kitchen floor--until he stopped bolting and squirming in my grasp the moment he was within a foot of his desired destination. A week later and he's now as calm, quiet and obedient as a church altar boy when approaching his landing spot while hearing from me the command "Be still." Even when his feet are on the ground, he patiently waits for his release before scampering along. There are two caveats with this item--one minor, the other major: 1. Your little critter will frequently be attracted to his Cuddle-E-Cup--not to sleep IN it but underneath it. (So much for encouraging him to come out of his shell.) 2. If you use the shredded paper bedding that many owners (including this one) prefer to fleece, bits of paper will cling to, and become embedded in, the fake fur used for the animal's napping bed. My wife has wasted no time in calling the problem to my attention. Tossing the cup into a washing machine will NOT remove a great many paper pieces caught in the furry material. You can spend 30 minutes picking them out by hand, but the problem is still not solved because some of the paper pieces will have been washed off and remain stuck in the filters of the wash machine. Soon the particles show up on clothing and, not long after, the motor of the washing machine simply burns out. If you use paper bedding, look for a cup without the fur. Or simply pass up the cup. Your critter will be just as comfortable lying on his paper bed.

At this price point, I was expecting a very flimsy and/or tiny cuddle cup that wouldn't fit my adult guinea pigs, but was pleasantly surprised when it showed up! It's VERY roomy. My pair of GPs are both 2.5 lbs, and the cup could probably fit them both comfortably, to give you an idea. For one pig, since most pigs don't cuddle anyway, this is like the king size mattress of cuddle cups. The material/construction isn't too bad either. It's held up perfectly through the few washes it's had so far, the interior is fake fur and the exterior is some sort of nylon(?) weave. If your pigs like to devour things, it might not be the best choice, but otherwise it's great. Since the bottom doesn't really have any layers to absorb pee, I'd highly recommend laying down a fleece pad/towel/etc. on the floor of it to catch pee. Works great for me, also extends time between washes and makes for comfier pigs. All in all I'm very happy with this cup, will probably be getting another. I'd definitely recommend it for how affordable it is, would also make some great starter furniture/hidies for new guinea pig guardians (could drape fleece over the top for added privacy) who don't want to spend a fortune.