Cheap "perch" for cat?

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Mitch@hotmail.com - 30 Dec 2003 15:44 GMT

As the cat gets more comfortable around the house, I notice that she
loves to perch. But she still doesn't get up on the furniture (fine
with me).

If I don't want to invest in the expensive "condos," is there
something else I can get for her to perch on?

I love watching the predatory behavior, and I want to encourage it.

:-)

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PawsForThought - 30 Dec 2003 15:50 GMT

>From: Mitch@hotmail.com

>As the cat gets more comfortable around the house, I notice that she
>loves to perch. But she still doesn't get up on the furniture (fine
>with me).
>
>If I don't want to invest in the expensive "condos," is there
>something else I can get for her to perch on?

Walmart has an inexpensive floor to ceiling cat tree that has 3 carpeted
perches, although they're not very big. But for $30, I think it's a decent
enough cat tree.

Lauren
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Gail - 30 Dec 2003 16:07 GMT

http://www.petsmart.com/products/product_8411.shtml I have two perches
similar to this one. All of my cats love them.
Gail

> As the cat gets more comfortable around the house, I notice that she
> loves to perch. But she still doesn't get up on the furniture (fine
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> I love watching the predatory behavior, and I want to encourage it.
> :-)

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