Sentences with phrase «natural wood posts»
Cats will spend hours using the two natural wood posts for scratching and the levels for climbing, hiding and goofing around.
https://www.geekwrapped.com/ Not exact matches
I love warm natural wood paired with cool gray (we highlighted the look in this Perfect Pairings post).
Features: Condo connects to tower, made of manufactured wood covered in soft plush Includes: two removable / reversible cushion inserts, rustling foil in tower, dangling pom - pom toys, scratching posts wrapped in natural sisal, and removable ring - shaped bed that can be used separately Exterior Dimensions: 14.75 ″ L x 27.5 ″ W x 35.25 ″ H (38 x 70 x 90 cm) Weight: 33 lbs
Cat owners who are concerned about the health of their pets should not worry as this scratching post is made from natural sisal rope, and eco-friendly wood that has been treated using food - based natural oil.
Many cats prefer the feel of sisal rope - wound posts, and natural wood is also desirable in that it closely mimics what they'd like to scratch most of all — a tree!
Many cats prefer natural soft wood, such as an aspen log, cedar or redwood plank, or 4 × 4 posts wound with sisal rope.
This 3 level tree has a covered cradle and platform PLUS a natural wood platform and debarked posts.
A good sturdy scratching post, either plain wood or with natural fiber rope around it, generally works best.
Rather than carpet - covered wood, weather - resistant cedar in a natural tree - like design is utilized with rust proof fixtures and constructed with multiple levels, cradles and scratching posts.
Many cats prefer natural soft wood, such as a section of bark - covered log or a cedar or redwood plank, or posts covered with sisal rope, which is more popular with cats than the carpeted surfaces of many posts.
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Here's a link to a post I did about natural wood a few years ago: http://theletteredcottage.net/working-with-natural-wood-walls-ceilings/
This kinda goes again the whole idea of the post, but I love natural wood.