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Prestige Cat Trees Maine Coon Deluxe Cat Perch, 38" H, Tan
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Prestige Cat Trees Maine Coon Deluxe Cat Perch is a purrfect choice if you are looking for a super-sized, sturdy, stable and spacious cat perch for your Extra large cats or multiple cats to play, climb, sleep, scratch and relax the day away. This cat perch features easy to access and large spacious places to lay that are also surrounded by an edge to keep them safe and secure as they are lounging. Every cat needs a place of their own, and this perch is built with quality materials in the USA and will be ready to use in about 2 minutes after opening the box.
- - Crafted from solid wood, household grade carpet, and all natural unoiled sisal rope
- - 2 minutes, 2 steps easy assembly with no tools needed
- - Thick wide base to keep product stable and secure
- - Spacious and deep perches give cats a lot of space to curl up to sleep, hide and play
- - Carpet colors and textures may vary slightly
Specifications
| SKU | 4612426 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Prestige Cat Trees |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 50 LBS |
Furniture Properties
| Furniture Levels | 3 |
|---|
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Tan |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Washing instructions | Spot Clean Only |
| Material | Carpet |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 24 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 38 IN |
| Width | 42.5 IN |
31 Day Manufacturers Defects.
Vacuum and spot clean as needed. Cut off loose strings and discard regularly.
Designed specifically for use by a cat. Always place furniture against a wall or two corner walls, on a flat and level floor surface, in a safe location in the home. Never climb, rock, or tilt furniture, as this action could result in harm or injury to people and/or pets. Ingestion of this product can result in serious injury.
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