The TIAKI Nature Palma Cat Scratching Post brings that holiday feeling right into your home! Your house cat can sharpen its claws and climb on the scratching post, which provides lots of fun and exercise. The tropical design with realistic palm leaves makes the scratching post a real eye-catcher in your living area. This TIAKI Nature Palma Cat Scratching Post is not only visually appealing, but also very robustly built to withstand your cat’s daily scratching and climbing needs. The dangling play ball also provides additional entertainment and activity for your cat. TIAKI Nature Palma Cat Scratching Post at a glance: Tropical scratching post for cats and kittens Versatile and agile: ideal for sharpening claws and climbing Summery design: with realistic palm leaves, a visual highlight With dangling play ball: additional entertainment and activity Robust sisal: withstands intensive use Large scratching surface: offers plenty of space to sharpen claws Colour: green/brown Overall dimensions: diameter 35 x (H) 60cm Base plate: diameter 35 x (H) 2cm 1 sisal scratching post: diameter 7.5cm x (L) 58cm Toy dimensions: Ball: diameter 5cm Rope length: 6cm Please note: For indoor use only.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TIAKI
- Price: £9.49
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Rub catnip or silver vine into the sisal and play with a wand toy around the post to draw your cat to it.
- Do not replace a post just because it looks shredded: cats prefer a well-used, scent-marked surface.
- For large or heavy cats, choose thick posts and wide platforms, often sold as XL models.
Common questions
How do I stop a tall cat tree from tipping over?
Use the wall fixing kit that most tall trees come with, and place the tree on a level floor against a wall. Floor-to-ceiling models need correct tension against the ceiling. Check bolts every few weeks, as they loosen with use.
How do I stop my cat scratching the sofa?
Put a tall, stable scratching post directly in front of the area your cat scratches, and cover the sofa spot temporarily with a throw or double-sided tape. Reward your cat for using the post. Once the habit has moved, you can shift the post gradually to a better position.
