A little corner for scratching, climbing and playing
This compact tower combines three levels of play in one place: posts covered in natural sisal rope for your cat to sharpen its claws, platforms lined with soft plush fabric for resting, and a hanging mouse for impromptu hunting games. Measuring 40 cm in height and with a base of 20×20 cm, it fits perfectly in flats and small corners.
Key features
- Three levels with a round top platform for keeping an eye on the house
- Posts covered in natural sisal rope — protects your sofa and furniture
- Platforms and base lined with soft plush fabric
- Includes a hanging toy mouse
- Opening in the middle platform for climbing through and peeking out
- Stable and lightweight wood-based structure
- Dimensions: 40 cm high, 20×20 cm base, 15 cm top platform
Care
Vacuum the plush fabric regularly and let the sisal wear down naturally — it’s a sign that it’s doing its job.
Package contents: a scratching tower with a hanging mouse.
Which cats it suits
- Kittens and small to medium cats that need a place of their own to scratch, climb and play
- Flats and small corners: it takes up a 20×20 cm base and stands 40 cm tall
- Homes where the sofa or furniture corners have already started to suffer from claws
Compact tower, post or wall scratcher?
Adult cats like to stretch out fully when they scratch and, stretched out, can reach beyond 40 cm. If your cat is large or scratches hard, add a vertical surface next to the tower — the self-adhesive sisal wall scratcher sticks at whatever height you like — or go for the 46 cm vertical scratching post, with ball tracks and toys. The 3-tier tower wins when you want scratching, resting and play in one spot with little space.
To choose calmly, read our guide Cat scratching posts: how to choose the best one.
How to get your cat to swap the sofa for the tower
- Put the tower near the spot where your cat already scratches, or close to where it sleeps
- In the first few days, use the hanging mouse to draw it to the posts
- When it uses the tower, reward it with a cuddle or a treat — offering a better alternative works better than scolding it for scratching the sofa
Elsa F. –
fixe!