PawHut 65" Corner Modern Cat Tree Tall for Climbing with Scratching Posts

This PawHut cat tree is a multi-tiered structure designed for cats to climb, play, scratch, and rest. Made from sturdy materials like wood, sisal, and carpet, it typically features platforms, enclosed spaces, scratching posts, and hanging toys. Cat trees satisfy a cat's instinctual need to climb and scratch, provide a safe haven, and help prevent damage to household furniture. Ideal for keeping indoor cats active and entertained.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Corner Design: Save space by tucking this efficiently shaped cat climbing tower. It's designed to fit easily in the corner and accommodate small homes. Even in apartments, townhouses, and smaller rooms, this design gives your fur baby the fun heights
• Tall Height: This 65in corner cat tree offers kitties the height they love and feel drawn to, with four different spots above the ground they can sit and lounge on. The tower is shareable with two cats or offers plentiful space for a cat.
• Padded Perches: The soft cushions on the perches offer cozy padded steps for running up and down or napping and relaxing.
• Anti-Tipping Design: The sure footing of this cat condo ensures zero chance of tipping, offering high-stability construction even while kitties jump.
• Cat Stand Information: Overall Dimensions: 18.75in L x 18.75in W x 65.25in H. Base Dimensions: 18.75in L x 18.75in W. Suitable for Cats Under 10 lbs. Assembly Required.
• Particleboard, Jute, Polyester
• Other
• Imported

Aosom LLC
27150 SW Kinsman Rd Wilsonville, OR 97070
(503) 746-5886/marketing@aosom.com

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WARNING: ⚠ CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: WARNING: This product can expose you to substances including wood dust and formaldehyde, chemicals identified by the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov