When Scratching Changes With Age
If you’ve ever watched a young cat leap onto a tall scratching post with ease, you know how natural and effortless it can look.
If you’ve ever watched a young cat leap onto a tall scratching post with ease, you know how natural and effortless it can look.
For many cat owners, building a scratching post at home feels like a simple and satisfying project. It can save money, give you control over materials, and allow you to design something that fits your home.
Living with pets means sharing daily life with another living being who depends on you for comfort, safety, and care. Over time that relationship becomes much deeper than routine feeding or the occasional trip to the veterinarian.
When people picture a cat tree, they often imagine a tall, carpeted tower bought from a pet store. While those can be useful, they are not the only option.
If you’ve ever stood in the aisle of a hardware store holding a bundle of sisal rope and thought, “I really hope this is enough,” you’re not alone.
Some eagle eyed peeps had asked if we had made the trees ourselves. Which we have.
If you’re going to build projects for your cat, you have to think about what rope you are going to use.