For dogs, a comfortable bed is a must. It should be the right size for them to stretch out and curl up in. Orthopedic beds are great for older dogs with joint problems. You can also provide a crate or a doghouse if they spend time outdoors. The crate should be big enough for them to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably. If you have a yard, make sure it's fenced securely to prevent them from running off. You can add toys and water bowls in their living area. But make sure the toys are safe and not easily swallowed. You can also create a shaded area in the yard for hot days.

Cats love to climb and perch. A multi-level cat tree with scratching posts and hiding places is ideal. It gives them a place to exercise, play, and relax. You can place it near a window so they can watch the outside world. Cat beds should be soft and cozy, and you can scatter them around the house. Litter boxes are also important. They should be clean and in a quiet, private location. One litter box per cat plus one extra is a good rule of thumb. You can also use litter mats to keep the area clean. You can add catnip toys and tunnels to their living space to keep them entertained.

Small mammals need appropriate cages. Guinea pigs need a cage that's at least 7.5 square feet for one or two of them. It should have a solid floor to protect their feet and be lined with hay. You can add hiding huts, tunnels, and chew toys. Rabbits need even more space. A large exercise pen or a room dedicated to them is best. They should have a litter box area and a place to hide. You can use baby gates to section off an area of the house for them. You can also provide them with toys like cardboard boxes and wooden chew blocks. But make sure all items are safe and non-toxic.

Creating a comfortable habitat for your CPP pet is a labor of love. By considering their needs and adding personal touches, you can make their living space a haven.