Pet Club Cat Tree House Scratch Post

Aug. 31, 2015 - PRLog -- The Go Pet Club 72" Cat Tree is a contemporarily designed cat tree that features various elements that your cat will love. It will suit any home decor and is easy to maintain.

This 72" Cat Tree from Go Pet Club is made using compressed wood and is covered with faux fur. Faux fur is soft and is safe for your pet. This traditionally-styled cat tree is available in a range of finishes, letting you choose the one that is best suited to match your home's interiors. It has four layers that can accommodate multiple cats. This cat tree also features multiple scratching posts, which cater to your cat’s scratching habits. It has a multiple ladders that make it convenient for your cat to go up and down the tree quickly. This cat tree has multiple condos, which look attractive and are a perfect hide out for your furry feline friend. It features a hanging toy, which will attract your pet to play.

Being non-toxic in nature, this cat tree is safe for your pets. The cat tree requires minimal assembly that can be done using simple tools. Easy to care for, this tree can be spot cleaned with mild soap and a wet cloth.

Features

Easy to assemble with step by step instruction and tools included
Cat tree
Covering material: Faux Fur
Board material : MDF
Posts covered by natural sisal rope
Beautifully designed with fun activities for your cat to scratch, climb, jump, play, and even to sleep or lounge on
No damage to your home furniture, drapery and carpet

Product Details

Frame Material: Manufactured wood

Cover Material: Faux fur; Sisal rope

Number of Tiers: 4

Free Standing: Yes

Product Warranty: 30 day warranty on manufacturer's defects

Multiple Cats

Number of Cats: 3

Guide to Bringing Home A New Kitten

Bringing home your new kitten is an exciting and joyful time for everyone. Your family and your new furry family member have many new adventures to look forward to. We have compiled everything you need to know to make your kitten's transition to your home easier on everyone.

What Your Kitten Will Need

What to Expect

Before Bringing Home Your Kitten

​After Bringing Home Your Kitten

Keeping Your Kitten Healthy

What Your Kitten Will Need

Your kitten will need a variety of basic items when he or she comes home for the first time. Below you will find a list to help you get started.
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The box should be large enough that your kitten can easily turn around while inside. One litter box is enough for one kitten. However, if you have multiple cats, the rule of thumb is one litter box per animal, plus one extra litter box. So if you have two kittens, you need three litter boxes. Cats can be territorial and do not like sharing when it comes to litter boxes. Having an extra litter box will help solve any potential behavioral issues before they occur.
Litter: There are two different types of litter available: non-clumping and clumping.

Non-clumping litter is made from natural clay and it requires more cleaning than clumping litter. The litter box should be cleaned daily and the litter needs to be replaced at least once a week.
Clumping litter makes for easy clean up. The litter box should be cleaned daily and the litter needs to be replaced every two weeks.

Using a carrier is the safest way to travel with your kitten or cat. Most kittens and cats do not enjoy traveling in a carrier, but this ensures their safety. Being in a carrier can be a stressful situation for your kitten, so familiarizing them with the carrier will help when it is time to travel.
Collar: Always use a "breakaway" collar, which will prevent choking if he or she gets caught on a fence, branch, or anything in your home.
ID Tag: An ID tag is the easiest way of identifying your kitten or cat and should provide important information such as the pet's name, your phone number, and your city or town.
Food: It is best if you continue to feed your kitten the food that he or she is currently eating. If you decide to switch the food, wean them off of their current diet and introduce the new food over a course of a week.
Food and Water Dishes: There is no right or wrong option when selecting food and water dishes, but stainless steel dishes are recommended. Bacteria can grow in any food or water dish, however stainless steel will harbor less bacteria than other materials. They are also unbreakable, unlike ceramic dishes, and will not slide around on the floor, unlike plastic dishes. All food and water dishes should be washed every day to deter bacteria growth.
Food Storage: Many pet foods are sold in paper bags and boxes. Your pet's food will be kept fresh in a storage container, plus bugs and rodents will not be able to contaminate it.
Cat Toys: Always supervise your kitten when they are playing with any toy.
Cat Scratchers: Having a scratching post is a great way to deter your kitten from scratching up your personal belongings.


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