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The Skylos Cat Tree is an ideal solution for multi-cat households looking to provide their pets with a dedicated space for climbing, scratching, and lounging. Designed for stability and engagement, this 143cm structure offers a secure environment for energetic play, though its vertical footprint may require a designated corner in smaller living spaces.
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The structure and the hammock are designed to support cats up to 20lb.
No, the cat tree is designed for tool-free assembly and includes all necessary hardware.
Yes, but for maximum stability, we recommend using the included anti-tip device if placing it on plush or uneven carpet.
Use a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment for regular cleaning and a damp cloth for spot treatment.
It is optional but highly recommended to ensure the safety of your cats, especially in homes with active pets.
Ensure all structural connectors are tightened and that the anti-tip device is securely attached to a wall stud.
Place a familiar-smelling blanket or a small treat inside the hammock to encourage your cat to investigate the space.
Some shedding is normal with natural sisal. Vacuum the base regularly to remove debris and ensure the post is still tightly wrapped.
Assembly is designed to be straightforward, requiring no additional tools beyond what is provided in the box. First, identify all parts and follow the step-by-step instructions to connect the base, frame, and platforms. For added security, use the included anti-tip hardware to anchor the tree to a wall. To keep the tree in top condition, vacuum the plush platforms weekly to remove loose fur. Spot clean any stains with a damp cloth and mild, pet-safe detergent. Regularly inspect the sisal-covered posts; if the rope begins to fray significantly after heavy use, it may be time to monitor for further wear to ensure the underlying post remains structurally sound.
