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EveryYay Rise & Climb Ramp with Refillable Double Cat Scratcher, 16.5" H
Description
The EveryYay Rise & Climb Cat Ramp with Refillable Scratcher has your kitty's back as they set their sights high. The struggle is real when clawing their way around becomes a new hobby. That's why this ramp paves a path to those elevated places they can't get enough of. It's also packed with a refillable cardboard scratcher, so they can get a good scratch in while climbing. Did we mention there's catnip included? We hear those meows of approval.
- - Rise & Climb Cat Ramp with Refillable Scratcher from EveryYay
- - Paves their own path to those high-up destinations they love
- - Encourages good scratching habits and helps keep their claws tidy
- - 100% fun with cardboard made with 100% recycled paper
- - Carpet provides a satisfying texture to sink their paws into
- - Comes with catnip to grab their attention
- - EveryYay Double-Wide Cat Scratcher Refills sold separately
Specifications
| SKU | 3591715 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 25 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 16.5 IN |
| Width | 11 IN |
Spot clean only.
CAUTION: FOR PET USE ONLY. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. Inspect regularly and replace if any part becomes excessively damaged. Do not exceed weight limit. For additional stability, we recommend placing against wall or corner. Not recommended for outdoor use. Do not allow children to climb on or hang from furniture. Check all hardware and connections regularly to tighten as needed. Color may transfer to other surfaces.
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Where have you been?!
Frosty's mom
1 year ago
This thing is great! It's a lot sturdier then I thought it would be. Rather you ...
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Lack of cheap refills makes this a huge pain
2 years ago
It was great and then… when you go to buy the cardboard refills, they don’t have...
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Cats loves climbing ramp
Yadi
Yes, I recommend this product.
Cats loves climbing ramp
Yadi
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An absolute hit with my cat!
Laura
Yes, I recommend this product.
An absolute hit with my cat!
Laura
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Happy Cat!
BBBOXER
Yes, I recommend this product.
Happy Cat!
BBBOXER
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Great Ramp and Scratching Post
Carla P
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great Ramp and Scratching Post
Carla P
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Questions
How do you replace the cardboard refill?
Rise & Climb Cat Ramp cardboard refill link, please NOT an sku since that pulls up nothing for this particular scratcher. Thank you
- Hi JanelleMN Good day! The refills are EveryYay Scratchin' the Surface Double-Wide Cardboard Refills for Cat Scratchers, 18"L X 9" W X 1.75" H, Pack of 2 SKU 3139147 Thanks
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What are the dimensions of the cardboard insert? Can you buy cardboard refills for this thing?
- Hi JanetW88. Good day! Please see below for the refills. EveryYay Scratchin' the Surface Double-Wide Cardboard Refills for Cat Scratchers, 18"L X 9" W X 1.75" H, Pack of 2 SKU 3139147 Thanks.
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What is the main structure (the grey part) made of?
- Hi JanetW88, Good day! The grey fabric is carpet cloth, the material inside is MDF board. Thanks,
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