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The TRIXIE Mica Scratching Post provides endless opportunities for your kittens to play, explore, scratch, or just relax. Kittens can sharpen their claws on any one of the two scratching areas instead of on your furniture or carpet, teaching them healthy scratching habits. The scratching post is covered in durable sisal. If a nap or place to hide is in order, your kitten can crawl up on the padded top platform. Feeling a little spunky? Jump, climb or perch atop of the plush-covered platform, with supportive backrest, and lie in wait for unsuspecting prey or simply enjoy the view. We've even included a suspended plush pom-pom toy for added appeal. The subtle earth tones of the sisal and plush fabric also make this piece of cat furniture easy to integrate into your home decor.
WARNING: This product can expose you to formaldehyde, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
SKU | 2833381 |
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Primary Brand | TRIXIE |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 8 LBS |
Furniture Levels | 2 |
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Primary Color | Gray |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Washing instructions | Spot Clean Only |
Material | Plush |
Length | 17 IN |
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Height | 18 IN |
Width | 13.75 IN |
1 Year Limited Warranty.
Please read all instructions before assembling - some cat trees assemble "top" down.
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RetiredInCalif
7 years ago
I purchased this to use as a step and shelf for my large cat cage. (My cat's an ...
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Great Features - Not so well put together
Jansy
6 years ago
I bought this for the neighbors cat (who visits a couple of times a day) to elim...
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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?
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?
Should I be trimming my cat's nails? She does have a scratching post, but I'm not sure if there's anything else I should be doing.
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?
Why does my cat scratch my carpet up? She has all sorts of cat posts with various surfaces? She was found outside, then lived an indoor/outdoor life for about 9 months with someone else. Now she is strictly indoors with me. We live in Tucson so she cannot go outside
My cat has a serious and obsessive scratching behavior. I have tried EVERYTHING. She is neutered, tried ALL TYPES OF SCRATCHING POSTS/MATS, tried deterrent sprays, covering the area she scratches, ect. She has an issue scratching the carpet of my home specifically in all the corners. I have covered them all except one because she moves what is covering it. She has ripped up my carpet and she will literally sit there for HOURS scratching when I'm not around! She is doing it for fun! Please help!
ways to stop cats from scratching furniture?
My kitten Cleo just got her new cat scratcher a week ago but hasn't used it for scratching yet. It has a toy attached and she loves to play with that but not scratch. How can I get her to scratch it instead of my pants or couch?
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?
My cat is new to me but 9 years old. I have no idea about her former care but she won’t let me trim her claws. She uses a scratching post nicely. Is that enough or should I force the claw trimming?
What can i do to keep my cats from scratching on leather furniture?
I adopted a cat yesterday, but she won't use her scratching post or scratch anything. I'm worried because her nails already seem a little long, but I don't want to cut them yet because she's not fully adapted to me.