If wickers not a material that sparks your interest but you still want something natural and eco friendly then how about this banana leaf cat den?
It’s design is simple and stylish, easy to put together and because the bed cabin sits freely on it’s base you can angle it perfectly for your cat.
This food maze for cats is a great way to keep your cat entertained or it can be used as a sliming aid for those cats who are overweight. Its designed by Catit and fits perfectly within the Catit Sense world so if you have other items from this range, you know they will all fit together to make one big cat toy!
When I said it was a big cat tree I really did mean it, it’s not that it’s over tall, it’s 128cm in height so still smaller than most adults but the width, number of platforms and rest areas has makes it big!
This cat toy doesn’t look like anything exciting but believe it or not they will definitely keep any cat amused who loves to use their hunting instinct, and lets face it, most cats do. Because of the design of these balls, in particular the nobly bits, your cat will never be able to predict where the ball will roll, making them very unpredictable and much more fun.
This cat activity board is a top seller over at Zooplus. It’s aimed at older cats or those with illnesses which means they have limited movement but enjoyed by cat 3 months and older. It was designed by Helena Dbalý and allows cats to complete various tasks to get at their dried food or treats. It’s another way to help minimise the amount your cat eats or at the speed they eat, but it’s great for some general fun too.
If you've stumbled on to this blog from the US unfortunately it's product information is for UK residents only but all is not lost, how about entering your cat into the Americans Cutest Pet competition?
Sorry this competition is only open to those living in the United States.
