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Armarkat Elevated Cozy Pet Hammock for Cats Scratch Resting Sleepy Bed, 6" H, Natural Beige
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Armarkat Elevated Cozy Pet Hammock for Cats Scratch Resting Sleepy Bed S2205. Small pets may lounge on this cozy cat hammock furniture for hours, grooming themselves, basking in the sun, and soaking in the scenery all around them. Crafted from real wood and finished by hand.
- - Made of Solid Poplar layered wood and finished by hand
- - The wooden cat hammock is perfect for lounging for hours, grooming, basking in the sun, and enjoying the scenery
- - Elevated cat bed is designed to keep your dog cool during hot weather
- - The strong cloth used to make the hammock also makes it quite comfy to relax in
- - High-quality canvas cat pad, soft and comfortable. It can be easily removed for washing
- - This hammock/bed comes with its own set of screws and key for quick assembly
- - Comes with six months manufacturer warranty against defects
Specifications
| SKU | 3986047 |
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| Primary Brand | Armarkat |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4 LBS |
Furniture Properties
| Furniture Levels | 1 |
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Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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| Washing instructions | Spot Clean |
| Material | Wood |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 23 IN |
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| Height | 6 IN |
| Width | 17 IN |
6 months manufacturer warranty.
Spot Clean.
Indoor use only.
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I am going to purchase a cat bed for my cat soon, I wanted to take a proffesional's advise on where to place my cat bed (please look at attached photos). My cat's favourite place to nap and relax is either the bed or the cat tree, recently the bed more. When shes not napping, she spends time at the kitchen window watching birds and people walking. Otherwise she's playing and running around with her toys.
My kitten likes to scratch my wooden chair, doors,and occasionally the door frames. I bought her a wooden cat scratcher with catnip and all she does is bite, sleeps, and lays on it. Do you have any recommendations on what would be a good scratching post? Sisal rope, Sisal carpet, and etc?
got 2 kitties 1 is 22 lbs other is 8, they need a window seat, I live way out in the country no shops, last 1 I bought was lousy, do you know of a good one, thank you so much for your time
Gibbs my new 1yr old cat, he's familiar with the pink round platform ball trackor on the left. Because he had one to play with at the Northshore Animal League. At 1st he's would pounce the scratch not understanding he could scratch it as well, until I pour a little catnip on it..its organic, but wondering if it's alright brand? Or if there is a better idea to help him also understand vertical scratch post as well. as you can see he understands, he's not grasping vertical post besides walls/sofa
Hi, my cat is now 9 years old. My beds are very high and she's been able to jump up on them at night to sleep with me. I felt it was good exercise for her, being an indoor cat. However, lately she has been struggling and has even fallen trying to jump on the bed. What would you recommend? A pet ladder, maybe?
So I took in a stray that is at least five years old and has rather obviously had it rough. I am keeping him segregated and also set up a cat condo for him in said room, which he tends to stay in, sleeping (the condo, I mean). I bought him this nice, plush self warming bed that he is absolutely rejecting. Seriously, he'd rather sleep on bare floor than this bed. But he'll rub on it and lean against it to sleep. Why does my guy hate his bed? *note, I have provided him with soft blankets he loves.
My cat is super active at night for a few days, she keeps scratching the sofa and running around. She is spayed. We have two scratching cardboards and a cat tree for her. We just moved to a new apartment for 3 weeks and she seems accommodating quite well for the new environment.
Hi, I posted a question earlier today asking for advice on where I should place my cat's new bed, in which the doctor suggested by the kitchen's window right next to the sink. It's been there all day now, I poured some catnip into the bed, put some treats in it, but everytime I put Raven on the bed she instantly jumps off and out of it. Haven't sat in it once. She still lays down on my bed. Please check photos for clarification.
We recently replaced the carpeting in our house with hardwood floors. My 13-year-old healthy cat likes to jump up/down the furniture and shelves and I worry that the impact of the landings is hard on his joints. Should I buy rugs for him to land on? If so, what products would be helpful?
I've moved and to get my cat acclimated I've decided I'm going to crate him while we are working. The crate i have is 42"x28"x30", with a dual level. Will this be enough space for my cat? He is 14y/o, and will be crated for 6-8 hours 5 days a week for a few weeks, until he gets used to the area. Of course he'll be inside the house, and let out in the evenings and sometimes for a bit on lunchtime.
My cat’s got a cat tree that’s 2m tall. She sleeps on the highest bit. Her food bowl is on the second highest level. And her water fountain is on the floor. She doesn’t play with the tree or outside of it at all. she only climbs it to sleep and eat. She was a bit overweight before she got the tree and now I’ve noticed she’s lost weight she looks more fit. Could the weight loss be simply because she’s been having to climb to sleep and eat?
I am a nanny to an infant that I watch in my home. I have 3 cats. My cats are kept in a spacious sunroom that is separated by the rest of the house by a large sliding glass door. Initially the cats were fine to be in there, with toys, food, a litter box etc..., but after a few days being in the sunroom from 9-4, my cats that usually sleep ALL DAY LONG are wakeful/meowing. My oldest, age 8 has been the most difficult. I take breaks to go in there and hold her but she is stressed. Pls advise.