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Let your cat get up to Trix without getting into Trouble.
Trouble & Trix furniture for cats kittens has been well designed and will keep your cat entertained for hours. Hardwearing sisal rope on the pole & durable carpet will keep your cat away from the furniture. The extra tier means extra fun.
Dimensions: 56W x 36D x 60H cm
Note: Colour may differ slightly from photo
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Trouble & Trix Charlie Sisal & Carpet Cat Scratch Pole 60cmThis turned out to be poor quality, sadly my 2 cats destroyed it within 2 months...it became wobbly and we couldn't tighten it back up. A waste of money sorry to say.
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