Outdoor Feline Funhouse Comfort Pad PAD Only

Matches perfectly with the tent. Pets love it. It offers them some comfort on the ground when sitting on outside patio. I love how it is waterproof. So easy to wipe. Just wished it stayed in place. But other than that extremely happy with purchase. Highly recommend it.

My Sarah loves being in the sun, plus she likes smacking any kind of flying insect.

This is a great addition to the  Feline Funhouse . I figure you know what a comfort pad does so I won't elaborate other than to say that it does what you would expect a comfort pad to do. It's probably a bit over an 1/8 inch thick - enough padding to do the job but not so much that it's too bulky to be portable. I was glad to discover I could fold it up and still fit it in the  Feline Funhouse  case.

I'm glad I bought the pad with the feline funhouse, this way kitties claws don't get stuck in the mesh and it's more comfortable for him to lay on.

We are so pleased with the Outdoor Feline Funhouse Comfort Pad. Our cat really enjoys getting to go outdoors in comfort. The pad is a perfect fit for the Feline Funhouse. That's the best purchase we've made for our cat's enjoyment outdoors.

a little flimsy. Would be better if it would have velcro to keep it in place

I have a 10 year old cat who has spent all of her life indoors and appears to always be dreaming of being outdoors... We live in an area surrounded by coyotes, hawks, and owls so letting her out to roam freely was out of the question. Enter the "Outdoor Feline Funhouse"... after searching high and low for the "perfect" outdoor containment system I decided on this one (the price and size were a great fit). Our cat absolutely Loves being out in her tent and will jump off the couch now when she sees me pull it out. Things I like about the "funhouse" - it's light, it's easy to assemble (just like a pop up tent, no tools needed), it folds up to a nice storable size, it has 2 doors - a large zippered door and a smaller side door, the entire tent is mesh so there is great ventilation. One negative about it being all mesh... our cat will sometimes get her claws stuck if she is batting at something outside of the tent.

We got a big one of these for free with our cat from the humane society, and maybe because it was free we didn't use it for months after getting the cat. When I went out of town and left my husband alone with two needy cats, however, he got it out and put them and the litter box in there for the night (in another room) and he was finally able to sleep out the night. We don't feel cruel, because these things are strangely large. The cats don't fear it, because they play in and outside of it with eachother all day as if it was a toy. If one of them is being bad, normally we use it for time outs. It's affective and again--we don't feel too mean. It fits two large ragdolls in there with a litter pan and they still have room to walk around in it.My only problems with it is this--if you put a litter pan in there, it sucks to clean the litter out. Sometimes long cat hair gets held up in the netting, so you have to remember to vacuum the inside--you just can't open a flap and hope gravity works and it all spills out nicely. Another problem is after about 6 months my cat figured out the zipper, so we had to buy a small lock, and then it started to go to work on the netting. It's not easy, but there still are a few small yet unsightly holes.In short--a must-have for cats and kittens even if you never even think about bringing it outdoors, even though in your life you might have to buy a few of them.