Scruffs Appalachians Cat Tree The Scruffs Alpine Appalachians Cat Tree is a premium wooden cat tree designed to support your cat's natural instincts to sleep, scratch, and play. Made from durable pear wood with natural sisal scratching areas, it offers a more natural scratching experience than traditional tube-style cat trees. Soft faux fur beds provide warmth and comfort, while the spacious design gives cats plenty of room to rest. Interactive pom poms encourage play and mental stimulation, making it a stylish and practical addition to any home. Key Benefits: Durable pear wood construction with natural sisal scratching posts. Soft, padded faux fur beds for warmth and comfort. Extra-large sleeping platform with removable, machine-washable bedding. Encourages natural behaviours including scratching, climbing, playing, and resting. Interactive pom pom stimulate hunting instincts and active play. Stylish cream finish complements a range of home interiors. Easy to assemble with tools included. Size Guide: 45 x 45 x 63cm (LxWxH) Sleep Area: Bed 30 x 30cm (LxW) Care Information: Cleaning: Gentle machine wash 30 degrees using mild detergent. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Dry flat. Caution: Whilst every care has been taken colour transfer may occur particularly if wet. Keep out of direct sunlight. Spot clean surfaces that cannot be machine washed with a soft, damp cloth. Do not rub as it may damage the fabric. Important Info KEEP AWAY FROM FIREWARNING: This is a pet product, keep away from young children. Regularly check the bed for wear and tear and replace if damaged or parts become detached. Pets can chew items unexpectedly, seek veterinary attention immediately if any material is ingested by your pet. WARNING: In order to prevent overturning this product has been supplied with a wall attachment device. Toppling furniture poses a serious safety hazard. Our anti-slip strap lessens this risk, enabling you to tether the cat tree to a wall for stability. Please source suitable fixings (not supplied) for your wall type.
