🐱 Poils bebe Cat Scratching Post - 30.3’’ Tall Alpaca Scratcher Cat Furniture with Spring Ball for Indoor Cats and Kittens - Handmade Cat Tower Wrapped in Natural Sisal Ropes Review

I bought this after picking up a rescued 15 lb cat. He didn't seem interested in using one of my ground claws and the scratching post for scratching posts was too small for him. It was a high altitude. It has since been used by my smaller cat and current rescue facility less than 6 months old. He loves to climb on it to get toys on it. It is very sweet. None of the 4 to 15 pound cats have knocked or knocked it over so it's a good sturdy scratching post. If you have a cat that likes to scratch…

Our 1 year old cat Milo loves scratching posts. This replaces the ones we had before that ripped them apart. As long as it holds its claws. The one he replaces has expired. This is a must-have for cat owners if you don't want your furniture to be used as a scratching post. Our cat definitely prefers to scratch this post than our furniture. Almost every morning he goes out and walks right up to that pole, grabs the top and stretches on it, and then starts beating the pole up and down with his…

This cute post was a great way to teach my cats not to use the side of the sofa or the fabric lounge chair in our lives. I've tried those corrugated boxes, but they end up using this post for spontaneous scratching. You actually searched for this post and used it regularly. This bar comes in a brown rectangular box and requires some assembly, but only requires the included L-hex key. The 4" diameter bar consists of two 11" sections. The base also comes in 2 sections, but the top fluffy fabric…