Cat Furniture Trees, Scratchers and Houses

‎Cats are amazing creatures that have great natural instincts such as hunting, climbing and scratching. At Petsasa Rwanda we like to mix it up and provide both excitement and fun for your cat as they continue to sharpen their skills. That’s why we offer an amazing selection of cat trees, scratches and houses that did just the trick.

‎We understand that sometimes cats relive their stress and even exercise by climbing and scratching, so instead of losing your sofa, invest in our durable cat trees and scratchers which are made from sisal rope, carpet, or wood. That way your feline friend can continue to scratch and climb without the unnecessary harm to your precious furniture.

‎Create your cat’s dream environment by getting them our cat trees, scratching posts, scratchers and houses and save yourself the stress of constant trips to the furniture store. Shop at Petsasa Rwanda today!

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‎Cat Trees, Scratches and Houses At Petsasa Rwanda

‎Cat Trees & Towers – these trees and towers have multi-level playgrounds with perches, condos, and toys.

‎Sisal Scratchers & Pads – they are very long-lasting and designed to protect your furniture.

‎Wall-Mounted Scratchers – if your short on space get our wall mounted scratchers and create interactive climbing zones for your cat.

‎Cat Caves & Houses – these are enclosed, soft, and warm resting spots for your cat to relax.

‎Interactive Play Stations – they include trees with built-in hanging toys and tunnels.

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‎Questions Asked By Cat Parents in Rwanda

‎Q1: Why does my cat scratch furniture?

‎Scratching is a normal thing that cats do. It helps them mark territory and sharpen their claws. To avoid them from ruining your furniture provide a proper scratcher to redirect this behavior.

‎Q2: How tall should a cat tree be?

‎We suggest that it should be taller than your cat’s favorite furniture. Cats love high vantage points where they feel safe and can observe their surroundings.

‎Q3: Are cat trees safe for kittens?

‎Yes they are. Just choose a stable low-level design at first then upgrade to multi-tier trees as your kitten grows confident with time

‎Q4: How often should I replace scratching posts?

‎Well this depends on use, replace them every 6–12 months or when the surface becomes frayed and unusable.

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