Products Description

Multi-layered Sisal Pole Structure – Integrating Scratching and Climbing

Cats need to scratch daily to mark their territory and maintain claw health. Ordinary scratching posts, often placed flat on the ground, don't meet their habit of scratching while climbing. This cat tree features multiple high-density natural sisal poles evenly distributed along the climbing path. Cats can stop and scratch at any time while jumping and climbing, seamlessly integrating scratching and play. The sisal rope is densely wound, making it scratch-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and less prone to loosening and shedding, several times more durable than ordinary scratching posts. The thickened sisal poles can withstand multiple cats using it simultaneously and are less prone to rapid wear in multi-cat households.

Multiple Sisal Pole Covering the Climbing Path

With sisal poles distributed between each level, cats can stop and scratch at any time while jumping and climbing, resulting in higher usage frequency than a single scratching post and better aligning with their scratching behavior.

High-density sisal rope is scratch-resistant and doesn't shed lint

Natural sisal rope is wound with a high density, resulting in a tight structure that prevents it from loosening or shedding lint even after prolonged scratching, making it more durable than paper scratching boards.

Thickened sisal posts are robust and durable

Made with thickened sisal posts, they can support larger cats or be used by multiple cats simultaneously, withstanding repeated scratching and resisting rapid wear.

Satisfies both climbing and scratching instincts

By combining scratching points with climbing paths, cats can enjoy vertical exploration while simultaneously releasing their scratching instincts, reducing the likelihood of furniture damage.

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