Cat Hammocks & Window Perches
Give a cat a sunny window and a front-row view of the garden birds and you’ve given them daytime television — a window perch turns dead glass into their favourite spot in the house.
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Iron-Framed Radiator Hammock Cat Bed with Washable Faux Fur Cover
A metal-framed hammock that hooks over a radiator, lined with a removable machine-washable faux fur sleeve, for cats and small pets up to 5kg, in four plain colours.
Lamb Fleece Cat Hammock Bed for Cages, Four Sizes, Adjustable Straps
A canvas hanging bed with adjustable straps that let you set the height, made in four sizes from 27 x 27cm up to 57 x 47cm, with plush-lined autumn and winter versions.
Bohemian Macrame Hanging Cat Hammock
A handwoven cotton macrame hammock that mounts on the wall to give your cat a high, padded perch, in two sizes and five colours, using no floor space.
Suction Cup Window Cat Hammock
A fabric window hammock on sturdy suction cups that gives your cat a sunny spot to perch and nap.
Wooden Double-Layer Cat Hammock Bed
A two-tier wooden cat hammock with breathable canvas slings to keep cats cool and comfy off the floor.
Window-Mounted Cat Hammock with Suction Cups
A suction-mounted window perch that fixes to glass, giving cats a sunny seat and a full view.
Suction Cup Window Cat Perch Shelf
A suction-mounted window shelf that gives your cat a sunny, off-the-floor lookout.
Wooden Raised Cat Hammock Cot Bed
A free-standing wooden cot with a breathable fabric sling that lifts your cat off the cold floor.
Solid Wood Arch Cat Hammock Bed
A solid-wood arch frame with a canvas sling that gently cradles your cat.
Plush Radiator Cat Hammock Bed
A plush radiator hammock on a sturdy iron frame that gives cats a warm, raised place to nap.
Cat-Print Cotton Linen Cat Hammock
A breathable cotton-linen cat hammock with a soft cat-print finish that hangs from cages or furniture.
Cotton Linen Hanging Cat Hammock
A breathable cotton-linen cat hammock that clips onto cages, crates or chairs for a cosy perch.
Window-Mounted Cat Hammock Bed
A sill-mounted cat hammock that clamps to your windowsill for a sunny lounging spot.
Hanging Cage Hammock for Small Pets
A soft sherpa-lined cage hammock that gives small pets a warm, lofted spot to curl up.
Reversible Plush Hanging Cat Hammock Mat
A reversible plush mat that ties on to hang from a radiator, cage or chair.
Bendable Natural Wood Bird Perch
A flexible wood and corn-cob perch that bends into any shape to keep cage birds gripping and nibbling.
Two-Tier Hanging Cage Hammock for Small Pets
A plush-lined two-tier hammock that clips into the cage to give guinea pigs, rats and ferrets a snug place to nap and hide. Soft fleece interior with a wipeable patterned outer and four metal clip hooks.
Window Suction Cat Hammock Bed
A space-saving window perch that fixes to the glass with strong suction cups, giving your cat a sunny spot to nap. The reversible plush checked cover is removable and machine washable, over a breathable mesh base.
Adjustable Hanging Pet Grooming Hammock
A hanging restraint hammock that gently supports cats and dogs in a sling, keeping them calm and still for stress-free nail trimming, ear cleaning and grooming. Soft fabric with adjustable hanging straps.
Plush Cat Window Perch Bed with Wooden Bracket
A padded cat window perch with bolster sides, mounted on a sturdy wooden bracket.
Cat Window Hammock with Suction Cups
A space-saving window perch that fixes to the glass with strong suction cups, giving your cat a sunny spot to lounge and watch the world go by. The breathable mesh bed unzips for easy washing.
Window-Mounted Cat Perch Set with Hammock, Shelf & Bowls
A window-mounted wooden cat climbing set featuring a cosy hammock, a feeding shelf with raised bowls and stepping platforms. Fixes to the glass with suction cups to create a vertical play and lounging space without floor clutter.
Sisal Cat Tree with Perch Bed
A compact cat tree with natural sisal-wrapped posts for healthy scratching, a cushioned perch bed and a cute character-topped platform. Gives cats a place to scratch, lounge and survey the room.
Suction Cup Window Cat Perch Bed
A plush-rimmed cat bed that mounts straight onto a window with strong suction cups, saving floor space.
Sunbathing, bird TV and enrichment
Cats are drawn to warmth and to vantage points, and a window perch serves up both: a sunbeam to bask in and an elevated lookout over the comings and goings outside. For indoor cats especially, watching birds, squirrels and passers-by is real mental enrichment — it breaks up a long day, satisfies the urge to survey territory and keeps a bored cat occupied.
A perch also reclaims wasted space. Where a windowsill is too narrow or cluttered for a cat to settle, a hammock or shelf-style perch extends the ledge into a generous, padded bed without sacrificing any floor. In a small flat that vertical real estate can transform how content an indoor cat feels.
Suction or frame fixing, and weight limits
Fixing method is the key decision. Suction-cup perches mount straight onto clean glass in seconds and are perfect for renters, but they only hold reliably on smooth, spotless glass — degrease the surface first, press firmly, and re-check the cups regularly, as suction weakens over time and in temperature swings. For peace of mind under a heavier cat, a frame or sill-clamp design that doesn’t rely on suction alone is safer.
Always respect the stated weight limit and factor in the thump of a cat landing rather than just standing. Test any new perch low and over something soft before trusting it, and don’t mount a suction perch high above a hard floor. Check the cushion cover is washable, since a sunny perch quickly collects fur and dust.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
Do suction-cup window perches really hold a cat?
On clean, smooth glass a good one holds a typical cat well, but suction weakens over time, in heat and on textured or dirty glass. Degrease the window first, press the cups firmly, re-check them often, and don’t mount high above a hard floor.
Suction or frame-mounted — which should I choose?
Suction is ideal for renters and quick setup; a frame, clamp or sill-supported perch is more secure for heavier cats or for higher mounting. If in doubt, choose the design that doesn’t rely on suction alone.
Will my cat actually use a window perch?
Most cats take to a sunny, bird-facing perch quickly, especially indoor cats craving stimulation. Place it at a window with something to watch, add a familiar blanket at first, and choose a height your cat can reach easily.
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