However, I’m certain I’ve never loved one any more than this one.. it’s beautiful, engaging for cats, and have mercy, it IS what so many AREN’T… it is very, very affordable.
I’ve often wondered two things:
- Why do makers of cat furniture think all cat parents are rich?
- Why didn’t this cat parent get the memo?!
Hiding places, climbing and jumping opportunities, scratching posts, plush ball toys suspended on a spring rod, and another set of balls hanging on a string…. so many opportunities for fun and exercise for your cat. I always LOVE the thought of keeping cats’ minds entertained and keeping them from being bored – this cat tree is JUST the thing to counter boredom.
The scratching posts are wrapped in sisal fiber, which carries the rough, bark-like texture of a tree to better satisfy your cat’s instinctual need to scratch; the material is also highly durable for long-lasting, economical use.
Please click HERE or the picture above for a closer look and more information. I’m very excited about this one!
When you have cats for babies, working jigsaw puzzles can be a challenge – some cats just want to sit and watch, which is great, but most think it’s an interactive game! Sure, it’s fun and downright adorable, but true puzzle-working has to wait until the baby wears itself out or finds something else to be amused by.
If there’s one thing that can be said about us cat lovers, we are proud (and honored) for the label! I’m sure you’re like me… you not only surround yourself with your much-loved cat(s), you also fill your life with cat art, figurines, mugs, etc.
We have three cats who absolutely LOVE drinking from the sink. As soon as anyone steps into the bathroom, they run over one another trying to get to the sink first!
I say it all the time, but our cats are like family to us. Little furry toddlers that make life sweeter, funner, and better every single day. Given that you’re here, on a cat blog, I’d say it’s a safe bet that you feel the same way!
