I bought this cat house for my mom's new 6-week (maybe a little younger) kitten (named Archie) who took to it after he was introduced. With kittens, you have to show them the litter box, their toys and their bed. I read some reviews before purchasing that said the bed was too small for their 10+ pound cat. That's something someone should have known beforehand from a 15x15 inch (or even 19x19 inch) bed. Archie's just a small kitten though and curls up in a back corner of the bed (it's been left in the teepee position). He was a feral kitten when he was caught (still drinking from a bottle), so my guess is the bed gives him some extra comfort and privacy when he wants it.I haven't written many reviews in all my 12+ years on and it's because most reviews for the products already tell it all and I have nothing to add. However, I will add this to help those who have worries about the pillow falling apart. It's something obvious and isn't something I haven't seen many (if any people) comment on: buy a pillowcase. I bought a small satin pillowcase that adds extra comfort for Archie in his bunker (you can see the pillowcase in the photo). It doesn't take away any of the softness of the pillow itself. If ever Archie does try to claw out his home in the future, it should also add a little protection for the pillow at least. If you have a kitten or know someone else who does, this product makes a great bed. It's small enough too that my mom puts the cat bed on top of her bed when she sleeps so Archie knows she's nearby and still has his space to rest in.