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Mushroom Cat Scratching Post with Sisal Pole and Ball Toy, 30 cm

Green and beige mushroom cat scratching post with sisal pole and wooden base

Mushroom Cat Scratching Post with Sisal Pole and Ball Toy, 30 cm

Regular price $69.99

Cats need something to scratch. If you don't give them one, they'll pick your sofa.

This post is wrapped in natural sisal rope. Cats take to it more readily than carpet or fabric because it's coarse enough to catch their claws properly, and it holds up to daily use without shredding in a week.

The base is solid wood with a non-slip pad underneath, so the post stays where you put it when your cat throws their weight at it. There's a ball toy built into the base too, which usually keeps them going after the scratching stops.

It's 30 cm tall, which is short, and that's deliberate. Full-height cat trees need a corner you may not have. Plenty of cats are perfectly happy with something they can reach without climbing.

Assembly takes a couple of minutes and needs no tools.

Key Features

  • Natural sisal rope pole
  • Ball toy built into the base
  • Non-slip pad keeps it steady
  • Solid wooden base, low and stable
  • 30 cm tall, small footprint
  • Green mushroom cap
  • No tools needed to assemble
  • Suits kittens and adult cats
  • For indoor use

Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Cat Scratching Post
Material Natural sisal and wood
Height 30 cm (approx. 11.8 in)
Colour Green cap, beige pole, natural wood base
Play Feature Ball toy set into base
Base Wooden with non-slip pad
Suitable For Cats and kittens
Assembly Required, no tools needed
Use Indoor
Shipping Weight 2.25 kg packaged

In the Box

  • 1 × Scratching post with sisal pole
  • 1 × Wooden base with ball toy
  • Assembly hardware
  • Instruction sheet

Care

  • Brush or vacuum loose sisal fibres as they appear.
  • Wipe the wooden base with a damp cloth and dry it straight away.
  • Don't soak any part of it.
  • Keep it indoors and away from damp.
  • Check the base fixings now and then and retighten if needed.
  • Replace the post once the sisal is badly frayed.