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HKM-4553277 61-Inch Multi-Level Cat Tree with Flower-Shaped Perch and Cozy Condo for Cats

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HKM-4553277 61-Inch Multi-Level Cat Tree with Flower-Shaped Perch and Cozy Condo for CatsIntroducing the HKM 4553277 61 Inch Multi Level Cat Tree, a delightful haven for your feline friend. This cat tree is not just a functional piece of furniture; its a cozy retreat designed to satisfy your cat's natural instincts and provide endless entertainment. The stunning floral design captures attention, featuring a top perch shaped like a delicate flower, while refreshing colors add a touch of elegance to your home decor. Your cat will love

Introducing the HKM-4553277 61-Inch Multi-Level Cat Tree, a delightful haven for your feline friend. This cat tree is not just a functional piece of furniture; it’s a cozy retreat designed to satisfy your cat's natural instincts and provide endless entertainment.

The stunning floral design captures attention, featuring a top perch shaped like a delicate flower, while refreshing colors add a touch of elegance to your home decor. Your cat will love lounging on the plush, cloud-like top perch, where they can enjoy panoramic views of their surroundings. Meanwhile, the included private condo at the bottom offers a serene space for peaceful naps.

Built for durability, this cat tree includes six sturdy scratching posts wrapped in natural sisal ropes, ensuring your cat can fulfill their scratching needs safely. The stable structure boasts a large additional support column, enhancing stability and preventing any wobbling as your cat plays or jumps. With seven layers for climbing and five spacious platforms, your feline will find plenty of spots for both play and rest.

To keep your cat actively engaged, the HKM-4553277 includes an interactive spring ball and three plush dangling balls, stimulating their playful instincts. This multifunctional cat tower offers both luxury and functionality, catering to your cat's desires while seamlessly fitting into your home's aesthetic.

With product dimensions of 20"x20"x61", and a condo size of 12"x12"x11", this cat tree is thoughtfully designed to accommodate felines of various sizes, with a weight capacity of 33 lbs per layer. Upgrade your feline’s living space with the HKM-4553277 61-Inch Multi-Level Cat Tree and watch them thrive in their new paradise.

Specifications

Color Beige+Blue+Red
Material Plush Fabric, Engineered Board, Sponge, Sisal
Product Dimensions 20" x 20" x 61"
Condo Size 12" x 12" x 11"
Diameter of the Top Perch 16"
Weight Capacity of Each Layer 33 lbs
Net Weight 37.5 lbs
Box QTY 1(May vary by batch)
Package Includes 1 x Cat Tree, 1 x User’s Manual

Key Features

● Luxurious Resting Spots: This 61"/155 cm tall cat tree includes a cloud-like cozy top perch with thick padding, providing a plush space where your cat could lounge and overlook. And there is a private cat condo at the bottom for peaceful naps and relaxation. All platforms are covered in soft plush fabric for ultimate comfort.
● Fulfill Scratching Needs: Equipped with 6 reliable scratching posts, the cat tower provides satisfying surfaces for cats to grind their claws. Moreover, the posts are wrapped in natural sisal ropes, which are scratch-resistant, wear-resistant, safe and healthy.
● Stable and Reliable Structure: The flower cat tree boasts a large additional support column that enlarges the footprint for enhanced stability, preventing any wobbling when cats jump up and down. Furthermore, it can be rotated flexibly to suit diverse home layouts.
● Endless Fun: This cat climbing stand comes with an interactive spring ball and 3 plush dangling balls that stimulate your cats' natural instincts, keeping them entertained and engaged. Additionally, it comes with 7 layers for cats to climb up and down, including 5 spacious platforms for playing and resting.
● Charming Floral Design: The top perch is intricately shaped like a delicate flower, complemented by refreshing hues and a flower-shaped platform. Not only is it a functional cat tower, but also an elegant piece of furniture to enhance the aesthetics of your home.

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