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Your cat will enjoy jumping and climbing around on all the different levels of the Alicante cat tree. There is also a cosy den which is perfect for those times that your cat needs to to hide away, or to catch 40 winks. Trixie Alicante Cat Tree at a glance: Medium height cat tree with a range of laying opportunities Suitable for cats weighing up to 6kg Dimensions: 45 x 45 x 142 cm (L x W x H) Base plate: 45 x 45 cm (L x W) Platforms: 1 x 40 / 25 x 30 cm, 46 / 30 x 30 and diameter 36 cm Den: 43 x 32 x 25 cm Overall Height: 142 cm Overall Width: 84 cm Post Material: Hardboard Platform Material: MDF 6 sisal-covered posts, 9.5 cm diameter: 2 x 50 cm 2 x 40 cm 1 x 33 cm 1 x 37 cm Important information: As an added safety measure to support any cat tree as well as to prevent it accidentally tipping, we recommend using a wall bracket to secure the cat tree. Please check the product regularly for any damage, loose joints or screws and replace the item when it becomes defective to avoid any harm coming to your pet. Tips for fixing to the wall: Check that the condition of the wall in the desired place is suitable before affixing brackets to the wall. Materials for mounting brackets are not included. We recommend that you purchase screws and wall plugs that are specifically designed to suit your wall from a specialised shop. Use special wall plugs and screws for concrete, hollow walls or plasterboard. Check the stability of the cat tree before allowing your cat to use it. Check the stability regularly and tighten the screws when needed.
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
How tall should a scratching post be?
Tall enough for your cat to stretch out fully on its hind legs with front paws extended, plus some extra. For most adult cats that means a much taller post than the small ones sold for kittens. The base must be heavy or fixed so the post does not wobble.
Is sisal or carpet better for scratching?
Sisal is usually the better choice. It is hard-wearing and gives a satisfying shred, while looped carpet can snag claws and teaches the cat that carpet is for scratching. Some cats also love cardboard scratchers.
