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>> But I've seen tons of cat tree manufacturers' sites in the US with
>> similar stuff. Bet you just haven't found them all yet.
>
> Well, that and I'm not allowed to buy more cat furniture. ;-)
Well, you're allowed to read the menu even if you're on a diet... ;)
http://www.catclaws.com/furniture.html
That one's in Arkansas, the closest one to you I found with a quick search.

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Victor Martinez - 14 Oct 2005 21:05 GMT
> Well, you're allowed to read the menu even if you're on a diet... ;)
That's what I say... :)
> http://www.catclaws.com/furniture.html
> That one's in Arkansas, the closest one to you I found with a quick search.
Nice. There's this one in San Antonio that is expensive, but very nice.
We have two pieces of furniture from them and the cats love them:
http://www.houseofcatsintl.com/

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Christine K. - 14 Oct 2005 21:10 GMT
> There's this one in San Antonio that is expensive, but very nice.
> We have two pieces of furniture from them and the cats love them:
> http://www.houseofcatsintl.com/
Wow! Those are beautiful, but waaaay over my budget, even if I would
live closer.

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Karen - 14 Oct 2005 21:24 GMT
Oo. I was thinking about asking someone to build me a ramp since both Sugar
and Pearl have arthritis. I thought a ramp wouold still provide exercise but
less stress. Maybe I will just order one!
> > There's this one in San Antonio that is expensive, but very nice.
> > We have two pieces of furniture from them and the cats love them:
> > http://www.houseofcatsintl.com/
> >
> Wow! Those are beautiful, but waaaay over my budget, even if I would
> live closer.
>> That's in Denmark, not Finland, but still, from your point of view
>
> My bad, the original poster said it was finnish and I didn't notice the
> .dk in the url.
I read his post - he doesn't write English very well. I think he meant
to say finished, not Finnish.
>> But I've seen tons of cat tree manufacturers' sites in the US with
>> similar stuff. Bet you just haven't found them all yet.
>
> Well, that and I'm not allowed to buy more cat furniture. ;-)
Hehe. Another good reason to stay single - I can buy all the cat
furniture I want (except at the moment, after all the vet bills, I
can't, so it might be good with two incomes...).
About that site, BTW, it states that the cat trees are imported (if I
understand the Danish correctly), but it doesn't say where from.

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Jo Firey - 15 Oct 2005 07:48 GMT
>>> That's in Denmark, not Finland, but still, from your point of view
>>
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> About that site, BTW, it states that the cat trees are imported (if I
> understand the Danish correctly), but it doesn't say where from.
I wondered if I got that right. Looked like they are an import company.
And looked like they sell it modular and then you build your own tree from
the parts.
It can't cost that much to build a cat tree. When I see the ones I like at
the pet stores, I wish I could go direct to the place that assembles them
and cut down on some of the mark-up in price.
Jo
Victor Martinez - 15 Oct 2005 14:13 GMT
> It can't cost that much to build a cat tree. When I see the ones I like at
> the pet stores, I wish I could go direct to the place that assembles them
> and cut down on some of the mark-up in price.
We've actually built one piece of cat furniture (my FIL built a nice one
too, but he's retired and enjoys woodworking), a strong, sturdy sissal
scratching post. It's about 4 feet tall, with a very large, heavy base.
We used a hot glue gun to attach the sissal and let me tell you, that
thing is dangerous! We both burned our hands a few times. :)
Maybe with more practice...

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