Just put it up. Can't wait for my clowder to start exploring.
Edit: Cat tax will be added as soon as the cats are in the flat. They're at our old place until we finish with all the dust and noise in this place. Hopefully by the end of next week they'll be in 🤞
I built these shelves above my desks and realized the first jump may be a little high, so I put a tub so she can jump on it to reach but she rather sleep on the tub. Thoughts? Should I put carpet on them? Shes pretty agile.
They only go to the first or second step. Once they’re on the second step, I noticed they don’t hop down to the first step to get off — they just jump completely off.
Any tips? This is our first cat tower. (Sorry if this is the wrong place to post!)
EDIT: I was trying to figure out why everyone was talking about Pilates and I just noticed my second picture JAJAJAJJAJA. Thanks for cracking me up!!! And for all the sound advice :-)
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My cat is surprisingly clumsy for a girl so elegant, and it took her a few weeks to comfortably get up to the tallest part of her tower, which is 6'. I would like to built her a wall that connects from the tower, but was wondering if anyone has tips (highest limit?) or tricks for clumsy cats so she doesn't accidentally go toppling.
Searching for ideas and inspiration to turn these empty panettone tins into a tree for my kitten to play, scratch, chill and supervise my life. Go wild!
The hardest part was to drill 69 holes without the landlady noticing 😬
Hey all, I am brand new to the group. I have a working barn cat from the ASPCA that is currently acclimating to the barn. While he acclimates I am building jumping platforms and climbing poles so that he can get up to the lofts and the rafters in the barn. My issue is that I don't know what type of material tp use on the platforms for traction so he doesn't slip off. I have a bunch of regular (indoor) carpet. But I am worried about it becoming infested with bugs since it will be in the barn......which is chock full of bugs. I have some sisal rope that I plan to wrap around a 4x4 pole. But I don't know what to do about the flat platforms that they jump on.
Any suggestions?