


Max & Marlow Elevated Perch Cat Tree
Marsoni
M251S
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Max & Marlow Elevated Perch Cat TreeScratching Posts offers a multi functional hangout for your feline friend. This cat furniture combines a comfy resting area with scratching opportunities, all in one convenient unit. The elevated design provides a secure and stimulating vantage point for your cat to survey their surroundings. The plush top bed offers a cozy spot for napping or lounging after a scratching session. The scratching posts are wrapped in multiple textured materials and
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I've purchased a couple of these and the dogs love them. Good for puppy teeth and adult chewers. Can be torn up but last for dogs that like to chew.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
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Beware not as described!
I have ordered these multiple times in the past because our pup loves them. However, what I received this time is much smaller than before and does not match the dimensions on the site (6 in versus the expected 9). Very disappointed since I ordered two and these are not cheap toys.
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★★★★★ 5
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