New Year Series Cat Sisal Scratching Pad
 
Cat Ear Shaped Cat Scratching Pad with a unique ear-shaped design.
 
 
Space Series Cat Scratching Pad with planet shape design, perfect for space-themed decor.
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Front view of the Donut Car Cat Scratcher, a fun and interactive scratcher shaped like a donut car.
 
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Moonlight Cat Tree accessories
 
Close-up detail of the scratching board on Moon Ship Cat Tree accessories – showcasing its texture and durability.
 
Egg Series Cat Sisal Scratcher Accessories
 
Two Cats sitting on the Transformable Cat Tree
 
 
Dark Violet replacement mat for Gothic Style Cat Tree – elegant and rich in color.
 
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About Happy & Polly Cat Furniture

You can give your cat fun and safe places to play if you have cat furniture in your home. Cat trees allow cats to climb up easily, while cat wall shelves enable them to jump around. Without a doubt, you'll find something your cat will like.

Happy & Polly has a lot of different cat furniture. Cat trees, wall shelves, toys, and more are all there. These products not only enhance your cat's living space but also help you spend more time with your furry friend.

FAQ

Cat furniture includes cat trees, scratching posts, beds, and shelves. These things give cats a place to rest, play, and run around. It basically refers to any furniture or other items designed to meet the wants and needs of cats.

There is evidence that cats like furniture that they can jump on, sit on, and scratch. Cats like cozy beds, high shelves, and places near windows because they give them things to explore and let them do what comes easily to them.

Having cat furniture around isn't necessary, but it gives cats a natural place to scratch, jump, and rest. Your cat will be more active and less likely to do bad things like scratch your carpets or sofas or get into trouble when it's bored if you give it some furniture in its room.

The majority of cats enjoy scratching things. Yes, but not all cats. In the absence of other activities, like scratching posts or pads, some will do this. If you provide your cat with certain areas to scratch, it will stop scratching furniture and start scratching better things.