PawHut

PawHut 88cm Flower Cat Tree | Condo & Plush Bed | Sisal Scratching Post | 3 Tiers | 2 Toy Balls & 2 Crinkle Leaves | 270g Plush | Peach Velvet | Freestanding | 48x48x88cm | 5kg Max | Green Pink Brown Beige

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An 88cm Flower-Design Cat Tree with Condo, Plush Bed, Sisal Scratching Post and Interactive Toys — Three Tiers for Scratching, Hiding, Playing and Lounging

Give indoor cats a dedicated activity and rest centre with this 88cm flower cat tree in green, pink, brown and beige. Three tiers provide clearly separated zones for different feline behaviours in a single freestanding unit — a sisal-wrapped post (Φ7.6cm) for claw maintenance, a plush open bed (Φ33x7H cm) for elevated resting, and a private enclosed condo (Φ34x30H cm) for retreat and hiding when the cat wants an enclosed, sheltered space away from household activity. Two dangling toy balls and two crinkle leaves on the upper tiers add interactive play elements that engage a cat’s hunting instinct through movement and sound during active phases, supplementing the rest and scratch functions with a play dimension that keeps the tree occupied throughout the day. 270g/m² plush fabric and peach velvet surfaces across the bed and condo provide a soft, warm texture suited to extended lounging. Particleboard base with paper tube post construction. Flower-inspired design in green, pink, brown and beige suits visible living room or bedroom placement without the utilitarian appearance of a standard grey or brown cat tree. Overall 48Lx48Wx88H cm. Freestanding. Maximum load 5kg. Assembly required. Item Ref: D35-010V00MX.

Why You’ll Love It

Sisal scratching post redirects claw activity away from sofas and carpets permanently — The cat tree’s Φ7.6cm sisal-wrapped post provides the rough, resistant texture that cats seek when scratching — satisfying the claw-maintenance and scent-marking behaviour that drives scratching at a dedicated point rather than at upholstered furniture, carpets or door frames — making the post a long-term scratch redirection solution rather than a deterrent spray or cover that addresses the symptom without providing an alternative that meets the cat’s physical need to scratch a resistant surface at full extension.
Private condo and open plush bed give cats two distinct rest options for different moods — The cat tree’s Φ34x30H cm enclosed condo provides a sheltered, dark retreat space for cats that feel anxious around household noise, visitors or other pets — while the open Φ33x7H cm plush bed gives a cat that wants elevated rest and visibility a comfortable perch at height — covering both rest preferences in a single unit rather than requiring a separate cat cave or bed alongside the tree, which is the more common outcome when a tree provides only one type of rest surface.
Two toy balls and two crinkle leaves provide active play stimulation between rest periods — The cat tree’s two dangling toy balls and two crinkle leaves move and produce sound when batted — engaging the cat’s hunting instinct through the combination of movement and audio feedback that triggers predatory play behaviour in domestic cats — providing a self-contained play stimulus at the tree during the active phases of the cat’s daily cycle without requiring owner interaction, helping to reduce boredom-related behaviours in indoor-only cats that lack the environmental enrichment of outdoor access.
Flower design and peach velvet surfaces suit visible home placement rather than being hidden away — The cat tree’s flower-inspired design in green, pink, brown and beige with 270g/m² plush and peach velvet surfaces gives the unit an aesthetic that complements a living room, bedroom or hallway rather than being placed in a utility area or corner because its appearance detracts from the room — making the tree more likely to be positioned in a location where the cat will actually use it regularly, since cats adopt furniture that is placed in socially active areas of the home rather than in isolated spots where foot traffic and stimulation are low.