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Armarkat Wall Series Wall Climbing Cat Post Bridge, 24" H, Natural Beige
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Armarkat Wall Series Wall Climbing Cat Post Bridge W2307. This unique wall-mounted cat post features three 24-inch sisal posts arranged in a bridge configuration, providing a durable and engaging pathway for climbing and scratching.
- - Functional Design: Features three 24-inch sisal posts connected to form a bridge, ideal for climbing and scratching
- - Material: Durable sisal fabric, perfect for extensive scratching, keeping cat claws healthy and strong
- - Wall-Mounted: Easily attaches to the wall, saving floor space while providing vertical play area
- - Customizable Setup: Compatible with other Armarkat wall mounts to create an expansive wall city for your cat
- - Dimensions: Each post is 24 inches long, designed to fit most wall spaces
- - Versatile Use: Encourages physical activity and exploration, enhancing your cat's agility and well-being
- - Replacement parts available from manufacturer
Specifications
| SKU | 3986055 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Armarkat |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 11.4 LBS |
Furniture Properties
| Furniture Levels | 1 |
|---|
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|---|
| Washing instructions | Spot Clean |
| Material | Sisal |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 80 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 24 IN |
| Width | 4.5 IN |
6 months manufacturer warranty.
Spot Clean.
Indoor use only.
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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
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My cat will not stop scratching our new stair carpet. He did it with the old ine too. We have posts and mats for him but he prefers the stairs. Anything we can do to stop him?
I live in an apartment, should I put up a shelf for my cat? She is declawed is it necessary to get a scratch post?
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?
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