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九云公寓
Medium · 72 x 40 x 26 cm
灰色
九云公寓
九云公寓
A low felt cloud with a round door at the front and a second opening at the back: a den with a roof over her, 72 cm wide and 26 cm high.
灰色
九云公寓
Medium · 72 x 40 x 26 cm
灰色
九云公寓
$116.00
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Vet designed
Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home by Gary, a Ragdoll who sleeps in it with one paw out of the door.
Why this condo
- Designed by Dr Duncan Houston
- Tested by Gary
- A door at the front, an opening at the back
- Tabs together, folds flat
Explainer
Dr Duncan explains the Cloud Nine Condo
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- 0:05 Good day. I'm Dr Duncan Houston and this is my fake living room.
- 0:13 Here I've got the Cloud Nine felt house. So, look, this is a really nice design.
- 0:19 It has a hole at the front, and it also has a hole at the back. They've still got to climb in to be able to get to the hole at the back, but this design is very sturdy.
- 0:29 It's much stronger than some of the other designs, even though it's made from the same material. That's just because it's got a few more, I guess, walls and things for support.
- 0:37 Cats can climb on top of this. They can go inside of it and hide in it.
- 0:40 The other thing is it's made of a synthetic felt material. This is really good for cats to be able to claw, and they can chew it, but I don't want them to eat it, just make sure.
- 0:50 But they can claw this. It's really good for their nails. It's a really good product to be able to scratch.
- 0:56 Very lightweight. You can put it anywhere in the house. It doesn't necessarily have to be up like that; it can be at any angle.
- 1:02 I have had cats play with this and jump in and out of it. I really like all the felt stuff because it's really easy and simple to be able to use them. Cats tend to like them.
- 1:11 Obviously, a cat tree is really good, you know, but they are quite heavy. They're big and bulky, and they do take up quite a fair bit of space.
- 1:18 That's why all these little felt houses are really good. It makes it their space that they go to, and it's not an open space like, you know, cat trees and things where they're open to the house, if you do have an anxious cat.
- 1:30 Hope your cats are happy.
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How it works
Why a den with a roof beats an open bed for the cat who hides
A door at the front, an opening at the back, a roof over her
A cat rests properly when nothing can arrive from behind, which is why she is under the bed and not on it.
- A box to hide inIn shelter studies, cats given a box to hide in settled faster than cats without.
- The dome is that boxThe dome is that box: a round door facing the room, a second opening at the back reached from inside, felt walls and a roof, a cushion on the floor.
- Back to a wallBack opening to the wall, door to the room: nothing arrives from behind.
Low and wide, so it lives where she does
A den in the spare room is a den she does not use.
- In the room you live inAt 26 cm high and 72 cm wide it goes along the wall of the room you live in, under a window or at the end of the couch, and reads as a shape rather than pet furniture.
- 40 cm deep, one cat curledThe dome is 40 cm deep, one cat curled; the lobes are where the cats in the pictures sit.
Felt, tabs, no tools, and a lint roller
A lighter grey plate front and back, felt strips wrapped round the outline between them, tabs through the plates to hold it: it comes flat at about 950 g and folds flat again.
- Wiped, not soakedFelt is quiet and warm and holds fur, so the top gets a lint roller weekly and the cushion comes out; the felt is wiped, not soaked.
- Check every tabCheck every tab after assembly and after each clean.
Size guide
One size: will she fit, and what is in the box
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Selected
72 x 40 x 26 cm
Medium
About 950 g packedOne cat curled under about 40 cm
72 x 40 x 26 cm
Three rules for choosing
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Measure her curled up, nose to tail base. Under about 40 cm she curls inside the dome on the cushion; over that, the Petal Paws House is the bigger den. At 26 cm high she lies inside rather than sits up, which is how a cat uses a den anyway.
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One cat inside. The lobes beside the door are where the second cat sits in the photographs; treat them as the shape, not a perch. In a multi-cat house the rule is one hiding place per cat plus one.
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Kittens and old cats: a round door with a low sill suits both, and a kitten's first den is the one she keeps. A cat who has stopped using a bed she loved, or starts hiding more than she used to, is a vet visit before she is a new bed.
Specifications
- Shape
- A cloud seen from the front: a dome in the middle with a round door in the front plate, a low lobe each side, a flat bottom. Lighter grey plates front and back, mid-grey felt strips wrapped round the outline between them
- Size
- 72 x 40 x 26 cm
- Door
- A round door in the front plate of the dome and a second opening at the back, reached from inside
- Inside
- The dome, 40 cm deep, with a cushion on the floor
- The lobes
- Two low rounded sections either side of the dome, the cloud's shape; the cats in the photographs sit on them; treat them as the shape, not a perch
- Cushion
- One, on the floor of the dome; removable
- Material
- Synthetic felt in two greys. The panels tab into each other; there are no loose pegs in the photographs
- Assembly
- Flat-packed; the strips wrap round the plates with the creased side inward and the tabs go through the slots, no tools
- Packed
- 42 x 31 x 12 cm, about 950 g
- Colour
- Grey: lighter plates, darker strips
- Cleaning
- Lint roller weekly, a damp cloth on marks; the cushion washed; the felt not soaked
- In the box
- Felt panels and the cushion
- Designed by
- Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian, PURRZ™
- Made in
- China
How to
How to tab it together, where to put it, and how to keep it grey
Tab it together on the floor
Lay the two plates out, wrap each felt strip round the outline with the creased side inward, and push every tab through its slot. Tug each seam before you let her near it.
Put it where she already sleeps low
Under the window, along the wall, at the end of the couch: the room the people are in, with the back opening to the wall and the door facing the room.
Her smell before yours
The blanket she sleeps on now goes on the cushion for the first week. Do not put her in it; a cat carried into a den leaves it.
Give it two weeks
Most cats sit on a lobe first and go in later, usually when the house is loud. If she has not been in after two weeks, move it to where she hides now and try again.
Lint roller weekly, tabs after every clean
Felt holds fur. Roll or vacuum the top and the strips weekly, wash the cushion with her other bedding, and re-check every tab after you move or clean it.
Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian
Felt sheds a little at first, and a cat who eats the fluff or chews the tabs should have it taken away and the habit mentioned to your vet, because eating things that are not food has causes. Check every seam is closed after assembly and after each clean, or a wall opens under a cat leaning on it, and do not count the lobes as a perch until you have watched them take her weight. It is not for rabbits or guinea pigs: they eat felt. A closed den holds warmth, which is the point in winter and a problem in a summer window, so it moves out of the sun. A cat who starts hiding more than she used to, stops coming out for food, or stops using a spot she loved is telling you something is wrong: hiding is how cats show pain and illness, and it is a vet visit before it is a new bed. In a multi-cat house, one hiding place per cat plus one. If you are unsure about any of this, ask your vet.
Why I designed it
A cat hides to rest, not because something is wrong. Give her somewhere that is hers.
Every vet has watched a frightened cat settle the moment she gets into a box.
- Settled faster, ate soonerIn shelter studies, cats given somewhere to hide settled faster and ate sooner than cats without.
- Hiding is not a symptomHiding is not a symptom; it is how a cat rests properly, with a door in front and walls at her back.
- A felt dome with two openingsThe Cloud Nine is that hole built for a living room: a felt dome with a round door at the front and a second opening at the back, reached from inside.
- A cushion and two low lobesA cushion on the floor, with two low lobes beside it.
- It lives along a wallIt is 26 cm high and 72 cm wide, so it lives along a wall rather than in the way.
- Gary sleeps in itGary sleeps in it with one paw out of the door.
Compare the range
Cloud Nine Condo vs the other PURRZ™ dens
This product Cloud Nine Condo |  The Cottage |  Catception Cave |  Sneak & Slay Tunnel |  Cubby Cave | |
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| Best for | The cat who wants a den with a roof over her, low, in a shape that can sit in the living room | The cat who wants a closed house with a roof to sit on; two doors | The cat who hunts from cover: a den with a bell ball in a track round the doorstep, a roof to lie on | The watcher: a tunnel to ambush from and a lid to sit on | The hider who wants a hood over her, soft, in two sizes |
| Shape | A felt cloud: a dome with a round door in the front, a low lobe each side | A felt house: arched door, end opening, window, roof deck | A cat's head in felt: pleated walls, a roof plate with ears, one door, a ball track round the base | Two felt drums in an S with a flat lid | A padded oval base with a plush cushion, a soft hood over the back and the top, open across the front |
| Assembled size | 72 x 40 x 26 cm | 52 x 32 x 31 cm | 53.5 x 54 x 23 cm | 58 x 40 x 24 cm | S 40 x 34 x 35 cm; M 53 x 41 x 34 cm |
| Doors | Two: a round door at the front and an opening at the back | Two: the arched door and the end opening | One | Two, one at each end | Open across the whole front |
| Somewhere to sit on top | The lobes are the shape, not a perch | Yes, the roof deck | Yes, the roof plate | Yes, the lid | No: a soft hood |
| Material | Synthetic felt in two greys | High-density felt, corrugated cardboard in the structure | Felt, grey plates and white pleated walls | Felt | Plush over a padded shell |
| Options | One | One | One | One | Small, Medium; Grey, Cow Brown |
| Price from | $116.00 AUD | $87.00 AUD | $116.00 AUD | $87.00 AUD | From $76.00 AUD |
| Reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 9 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 9 reviews | Rated 4.9 out of 5.0 from 10 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 11 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 9 reviews |
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Reviews
Cloud Nine Condo reviews
Rated 5.0 from 9 reviews on Judge.me.
Rated 5.0 out of 5.
Based on 9 Judge.me reviews
Cats love it, well made, easy to assemble
August 2025 Quality felt construction maintains softness while resisting wear from repeated use. This condo became the preferred napping location immediately.
June 2026
FAQ
Cloud Nine Condo questions, answered by a vet
Shipping and returns
- Dispatch
- Tracking sent when it ships; dispatch and delivery times by country are on the shipping page.
- Delivery
- Tracked, worldwide. International orders may attract duties.
- Returns
- Faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered within 7 days of delivery. Email hello@purrz.com to start.
How big is it, and will she fit?
It is 72 x 40 x 26 cm. Measure her curled up, nose to tail base: under about 40 cm she curls inside the dome. At 26 cm high she lies rather than sits up, which is how a cat uses a den anyway.
What are the two bumps either side for?
They make it a cloud. The dome in the middle is the den; the lobes are lower rounded sections either side, and in the photographs that is where the second cat sits. Treat them as the shape and not as a perch, and watch them take her weight before she makes one hers.
My cat hides under the bed. Will she use this instead?
Sometimes, and you can improve the odds. Put it where she hides now or as close as the room allows, back to a wall, door facing the room, with the blanket she sleeps on inside. Do not put her in it. Most cats sit on it first and go in when the house is loud. Give it two weeks. A cat who starts hiding more than she used to is a vet visit, not a new bed.
Is felt warm enough, or too warm?
A closed felt den holds a cat's own warmth, with no electrics and nothing to overheat, which is what she wants in winter and most of the year. In summer it moves out of the window: a closed box in full sun is a box she overheats in. If she starts sleeping on top of it rather than inside, that is usually the answer to which season it is.
Does it have a cushion, and can I wash it?
There is a removable cushion inside. The felt itself is wiped, not soaked; it holds water and loses its shape. A lint roller weekly for fur, a damp cloth on marks, and if it needs more it comes apart flat and the panels can be brushed outside.
Is it for rabbits or small pets?
No. Rabbits and guinea pigs eat felt, and a rabbit that has eaten felt is a gut obstruction, which is an emergency. This is a den for one cat, and a kitten from the day she comes home.
What if it arrives damaged or a seam will not close?
Email hello@purrz.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and your order number; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered and we pay the return shipping when the error is ours. Felt panels arrive pressed flat; give them a day standing before you decide a seam is wrong, and tab it together on a hard floor so the plates sit square.
Part of the Ask A Vet ecosystem
Hiding more than usual, off her food, or sleeping somewhere new? Ask a vet.
PURRZ™ is the cat product arm of Ask A Vet, Dr Duncan Houston's animal health platform. Track your cat's weight, vaccinations and symptoms, set worming and flea reminders, and chat with a certified vet when something is not right.
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九云公寓
Medium / 灰色
$116.00
AUD