Karlie Banana-Leaf Sleeping Den - H 61cm x Diameter 53cm

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Karlie Banana-Leaf Sleeping Den - H 61cm x Diameter 53cm
Karlie
£64.49 at Zooplus
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Banana leaf - a rediscovered natural material; in many cultures, this material is an important part everyday life. Woven together by hand to create elaborate and beautiful furniture, banana leaves embody nature in a unique way. The unique character of this natural material gives Banana Leaf furniture a special aesthetic character that tempts people as well as pets, offering a feeling of both security and relaxation. Round and elegant, warm and natural, this lovely cat furniture enriches any interior. Karlie Banana-Leaf Sleeping Den is a truly classy and comfortable place for your cat to sleep and relax. This cozy den is extremely durable and stable, and comes complete with a cushion made from premium linen. Karlie Banana-Leaf Sleeping Den at a glance: Banana Leaf natural material Hand-weaved Linen cushion, wash at up to 30°C Dimensions: Total: approx. diameter 53.5 x H 61 cm Entrance diameter: approx. 40cm Stand: approx. diameter 37 x H 15 cm Inner cushion: approx. diameter 60cm Please note: This product is not available for delivery to Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands.

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Karlie
  • Price: £64.49

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Good to know

  • Check the weight limit of window perches and radiator beds, and test suction cups and hooks regularly.
  • Older cats need a low entry and firm padding, placed where they do not have to jump.
  • Add a worn jumper or the cat’s old blanket to give a new bed a familiar smell.

Common questions

Why won’t my cat use its new bed?

The location is often the problem. Move the bed to where your cat already sleeps, raise it slightly and add a familiar-smelling blanket. Many cats need a few days to accept something new.

How often should I wash my cat’s bed?

Every week or two is a good routine, and more often during a flea problem, using a hot wash. Use a mild, unscented detergent and dry the bed completely before putting it back.

Read our guide: Cat Baskets & Beds

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