Description
Cat Climbing Tree | Frisco 69-in Real Carpet Wooden Cat Tree
- From Frisco by Huge Coons Cattery. This Cat Climbing Tree is hand built with solid, wood posts for a sturdy feel and durable construction.
- Provides four levels for your cat to lounge, play and nap on, with perches, a tunnel and a rich, plush carpet wrap your kitty will love to rub against.
- Tall sisal scratching post lets your kitty stretch and scratch on the daily.
- Handcrafted in the USA with sturdy, quality materials like solid, wood posts, household-grade carpet and sisal rope. Easy, three-step assembly.
- Frisco products are crafted to deliver more happy moments together—from enticing cat trees to adorable apparel, to stimulating toys. Designed, tested and approved by the pet experts at Huge Coons.
Specifications
| Item Number | 208926 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 51 pounds |
| Dimensions | 20 x 24 x 69 inches |
| Frame Material | Solid Wood, Wood |
| Cover Material | Carpet, Sisal, Plant Material |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages, Adult |
| Mount Type | Free Standing |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Tools Included | No Tools Required |
| Features | Tunnel |
| Number of Perches | 3 perches |
| Number of Scratching Posts | 1 scratching post |
Cat Climbing Tree FAQs
Where is this tree cat climber made?
The Frisco 69-in Real Carpet Solid Wood Climbing Cat Tower is handcrafted in the USA.
Does this tree require assembly?
This tree requires assembly
Do these Cat Climbing Tree contain any catnip?
This does not contain or include catnip.
Are there replacement parts for Frisco Cat Climbing Tree?
At this time, replacement parts are not available for Frisco cat trees.
Can parts be removed/ replaced?
Parts should not be removed or replaced. It’s recommended to follow the assembly instructions and not omit any parts.
For the best lifespan, Frisco Cat Climbing Tree should be used indoors only.
Does this tree need to be aired out before use?
After removing the Real Carpet Cat Climbing Tree from packaging, it is recommended to air it out. Real tree cat climber may take longer to air out than typical cat trees, so this process may take up to 48 hours.
