Brand New Cat's Scratching barrel - ?25

By Tufty
December 16, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted December 16, 2015

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Posted December 16, 2015

Diogenes Scratching Barrel- Beige. Bought for ?39.99 from Zooplus. I have receipt. We have had it for only one week but out cat is completely disinterested in it. It is good as brand new! Would your cat would like it - a christmas present perhaps??

Here is the Zooplus blurb:

A terrific tower for hiding, climbing, and all things fun. This sisal covered cat barrel has 3 dens and a great observation deck. Dimensions: H 75cm x diameter 36cm

This sisal covered barrel with three openings is sure to be a favourite with your cat. It is an amazing place to play, sleep, and hide. Two of the dens are connected to one another, and the third den is the perfect place to hide away or sleep. The observation deck has a soft, snuggly covering so it is a very cosy place to snooze while keeping an eye on things. ...for further information...

Reviews:

A Cat Must Have Designed It: "This scratching barrel is the best product for cats I have ever seen. It has pretty much everything a cat might wish for - hidey holes, toys, scratch.."

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