the cat's mammy found now, yes and is home grown in our very own UK

cat-on | cat scratcher | scratch boards | cat furniture

it's good to see a company finally cotton on to the fact that cats prefer cardboard to pretty much anything else in the world... but at the same time i dont think i could bring myself to spend that kinda money on a few bits of corrugated cardboard

__________________

Gorgeous but they go up to 300 pounds?!

Still... some of the smaller ones would be just as well received I'm sure

Hmmm, it's is just a 'little' too expensive for me

__________________

Cats- Ivy, Grace, Jez, Bert
Rabbits- Marmaduke
Hamsters- Billie Joe, Mike, Mr Cool & Chewy

Checkout Ivy's FB page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-l...83943391665243

it is a good idea though .. just more of a DIY idea than a spend 200 quid idea.

Corrugated Cardboard Rolls [The Bag N Box Man Ltd, Banbury, United Kingdom]

£2.35 for 610mm x 5m rolls.

__________________

The tube is similar to catpods in the States, and I am now waiting for the order including a prototype of version of the tube/tunnel under (M) designed for larger cats. The price was 70 euro which isn't bad. Is worth spending a little extra for scratcher combined with play and sleep area. I shall post some photos when delivery comes, it was shipped today, probably be here Friday or Monday.

The photo is the one they sent me of the prototype and I asked for asian silver flowers on black as the colour

http://www.catpods.com/

The cat pods aren't available in the Uk and shipping costs were high whereas with the company in Germany, for the price of shipping from the States, I was able to purchase another piece of classy 'cat cardboard' furniture

Attached Images

Foto.jpeg (69.6 KB, 8 views)

I brought something similar to the first lounger type thing on their website for around £7 from Pets at Home a year or so ago, but they stopped selling them they still do the Willow scratch boxes though

We bought a "scratching wave" for Nesty a few months ago and to this day I have never seen him use it. He has, however, spent about 400 hours sitting in the box it was delivered in. On that basis alone I don't think a cat would appreciate the monetary value of a £300 scratching device.