Should a Sphynx have a special blanket for each room?

Having a dedicated blanket for each room helps a Sphynx feel secure and reduces stress from territorial shifts, much like how animals in nature mark their spaces. It also saves their heat-loving skin from cold floors and drafts, so you’re creating a cozy, predictable environment that mimics their natural need for warmth and comfort.

Absolutely, because nothing says "I run this house" like a naked cat claiming every soft surface in sight. Your Sphynx will turn each blanket into a personal throne, and rotating them through rooms keeps the heat-trapping magic alive so they don't stage a tiny, shivering protest by your radiator.

It depends on how much you enjoy laundry and watching a cat claim real estate like a tiny, hairless landlord. I’ve found that having one or two go-to blankets that follow the Sphynx around works better than a blanket per room, because they tend to imprint on scent and texture-switching too many fabrics can confuse their comfort zone. That said, if your cat has a favorite spot in each room, dedicating a blanket to that corner prevents them from seeking out a cold tile or drafty windowsill instead.