Dogat Cat Tree Bee Hive 79cm Cat Tower Scratching Post Plush Perch Removable Cushions Dangling Toy
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Dogat Cat Tree Bee Hive 79cm Cat Tower Scratching Post Plush Perch Removable Cushions Dangling Toy
Give your cat a fun, cosy space to climb and relax with this bee hive-inspired cat tree from Hackerprice®. Standing 79cm tall with a stable 47.5x44cm footprint, this three-tier tower features multiple platforms, a comfortable removable cushion, and sisal scratching posts to satisfy natural clawing instincts. Two hanging pom-pom toys dangle overhead, adding extra entertainment for playtime, while the plush-covered perches provide a soft, comfortable spot to lounge and observe. A stylish, compact activity centre that fits neatly into smaller spaces while keeping your cat entertained and comfortable.
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Key Features:
- Overall height: 79cm
- Base footprint: 47.5 x 44cm
- 3-tier design with plush perches
- Removable cushion for comfortable resting
- Sisal-wrapped scratching posts
- 2 hanging pom-pom toys
- Compact design for smaller spaces
- Suitable for cats and kittens
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