K&H Pet Products Bolster Kitty Sill Cat Window Perch Bed for Large Cats, Orthopedic Window Hammock Holds 40 lbs, Washable Cover, Indoor Windowsill Furniture Bed Seat - Tan/Kitty Unheated 14 X 24in

I have bought and returned at least half a dozen cat window perches and this is the best one ever! I had the nice wooden one with strong suction cups that worked well into my kitten grew up to be a 13 lb cat & after it fell and bonked him on the head time after time (I tried to readjust it), my cat became afraid of it because it was so unstable. This one sits lower on the window but it comes with screws (and adhesive Velcro but I wanted to make sure it was secure). At first my cat refused to sit on it till I tricked him with treats (prob traumatized by the other one I’ve tested) but once I got him on it he was hooked and wouldn’t come off. Good quality, well built and designed. Enough cushions with removable top layer and extra padding for the sides. It even looks good and so easy to install! Highly recommend…

There are SO MANY window sill cat beds to choose from! I did my research and am really glad I chose this one. The bed was easy to set-up. I used the velcro strips instead of screws, and let it sit weighted down for 24 hours as the instructions stated. My cat patiently watched the process, and jumped right on the bed when it was firmly in place. I have a cabinet under the sill which helps keep the bed secure - if I didn't have that I'd most likely screw the bed to the sill just for peace of mind. I will recommend this item to others!

There's a window in my home that my 3 cats love to hang out near, but it was so narrow and hard for them to get to. I finally bought this and all of them are obsessed with perching there now. It was super easy to install, and pretty sturdy. My one cat is around 16lbs and no issue.

This is the second kitty window perch I have owned. I had the first for many years and my cats loved it. The cover finally wore out after about ... 10 years or of constant use - by more than one kitty. It was the desired spot, so who got there first of our three kitties was always the game.I was going to make a new cover as the base was as good as new, but for the price of a whole new window seat and cover, it didn’t make sense to go to all the effort. This one also has a really nice zippered removable bolster and so It’s really way more complicated than I thought ... my old one didn’t have the bolster - it’s a really nice addition.I thought though I might want to change things up this time and go with a different type of window seat.There are some nice sleek looking ones now with really clean lines and metal braces.After looking at the reviews however and the photos of how the other ones were so cheaply made and the issues people were having, I decided to stay with what was tried and true for us.Also the others definitely didn’t seem as sturdy ...plus, I then noticed there were many nice new design choices in the covers of the type we had (as I mentioned my other was was designed for 10 years ago).The first one we had years.ago, we mounted with the provided Velcro strips to adhere it to the window sill. It worked great for many years and it even was in a really sunny window. It does leave a bit of residue after taking it down - but for the many years of enjoyment it provided that was a small price to pay.This time however, I decided to screw it in as I knew the holes would be easy enough to fill and paint at whatever point it would be taken down .I’m really glad I stayed with this one as it’s is so very sturdy and comfy and now that I see it in person I really like it.I have no doubt this one one will last for many years to come as well. It’s nicely padded and the cover is nice and soft.Just an added note:My kitty is 19 years old or so (he found us and was fully grown, so we don’t know exactly but he has been with us for 18 years)He was quite emaciated and his fur was just short and Scraggly - he was starving and suffering from extreme malnutrition. He was not neutered and so had quite the large head tomcat look. He also was used to only being outside, so he lived at night in our garage (his pick not mine) I wanted him to live in our house - he would yowl until he was let outside. He got in a terrible fight one night - but still drug himself back to our house. The vet thought from his injuries, he managed to survive a coyote attack. We got him neutered then at this point along with getting him patched up from the attack (I know ....poor guy!). He didn’t have a choice now - while recuperating he had to get used to us and stay inside. (It wasn’t an easy road but if he wanted to live here I had to be able to protect him - our cats are indoor cats)We were shocked ... after about 6 months of eating good food his coat began to change and grow in - turned out he looks like a beautiful Russian Blue ....his coat is gorgeous and he is pure sweetness (I will say there was a lot of time and patience involved)I put that last part in about our cat as I hope people take his life story and are heartened and encouraged to take on sometimes seemingly impossible cases with animals that can have wonderful amazing and surprising outcomes.

It’s super sturdy! My cat loves to curl up in it after a hard day watching the birds from in it! It’s also easy to wash and reassemble!

I love how easy this was easy to install on my windowsill. Now my indoor cat can enjoy the outdoors.

My cat LOVES this perchExcellent product and price

I Love it!!! KiKi, my kitty does too! K&H Pet Products Deluxe Kitty Sill with Removable Bolster Tan/Leopard Print Unheated - 14 X 24 Inches. Installed on a floor to ceiling window. Installation Tips- Make sure the RIM on the plastic is facing up like the edge of a cookie sheet so it holds the egg crate foam in place AND makes the holes for the screws closer to the window sill. Make sure you have the screw holes over the window sill before you snap on the support brackets or you will need to rotate it around half way so they are on the sill and not in the part hanging off the sill. I used the 3 provided screws to secure it. If you use the Adhesive strips do not let your pet use it for 24 hours so the adhesive can BOND to the sill as stated in the instructions. I even recommend setting a weight on the bed on top of the strips to apply pressure. The support brackets snap in place. Put them in the slot that aligns the bed level on your window yet will touch the wall under the bed to support it, then SLIDE them to lock in place. They can easily be removed to adjust by sliding them the other way until it unlocks. I put the bolster pad on the outside edge away from the window to help her not fall off. The padding has a slight chemical smell at first from the foam, but it disappeared quickly. I let my curtains drape around it like a princess bed. Looks great! She gently pulls the curtain back and steps into the bed, loves her private little space! Has become her favorite relaxing spot! I'm ordering more for her other windows!

Day 2 and the velcros are still hanging in tight. My cats love it. easy installation steps. Initially i cringed on the price, as it could be cheaper. But at the end of the day im ok because the product works and my cats says it so too. Hopefully i wont have to update my review in 1 - 2 months, due to velcro issues

My cat enjoys the window bed very much! He is 11 years old and weighs 13lbs so I keep a small stool nearby so he can get up and down easily. We have a window bed that gets the morning sun and one that gets the afternoon sun...and sometimes he just takes over my chair.

I have two cats, one is probably 15-20 pounds and the other 10-15 pounds. My windowsills weren't big enough for them to sit without assistance, and I only have so much room for cat trees. The bed has handled the weight of both of them at once (though it's a bit of a tight squeeze) and it's the only space they will share. They regularly have little slap fights over who gets to be in the bed. Of all the things I've gotten cats over the years, I think this is the biggest win. I'll be getting another one so they no longer have to share.I will say that I did put the cover on backwards, which I did on purpose because my boys aren't always the brightest and I was afraid they would roll over and fall off. They haven't had any issues jumping onto it despite that barrier.

Had to use zip ties to ‘lock ‘ it to window

Perfect size for my large 20lb cat. I'm only using the velcro and it is sturdy. Was very easy to put together. The only bad part about this product is that the base is cheap plastic and barely has any padding. I added a towel in between the padding and plastic base. It would be nicer if the cover was plain instead of the cat print. I might sew my own cover. Good product but so expensive for what it is. Should be priced at like $35.