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The Purrfect Post family of veterinarian-designed scratching products provides cats with an incredible variety of durable scratching solutions that look fantastic in the home. We use premium sisal fabric for the most satisfying and long-lasting scratching surfaces, and we offer replacement parts to maximize the life of these posts. Made in the USA, these sturdy posts are fully configurable to match your style and home décor.
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Cats need 1/6th the amount of light that humans do to see.

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