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Cat playground review: excellent value

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TheSecondOfHerName · 08/01/2018 17:35

The cat playground took a couple of minutes to assemble, but once set up, it's sturdy yet light weight enough to be fairly portable. I like the modular nature of the design, which means that we can remove or add sections as time goes on. At a cost of £0, it's excellent value for money.

Cat playground review: excellent value
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TheSecondOfHerName · 08/01/2018 17:36

This model was from Amazon, but they are also available from other retailers.

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ipswichwitch · 08/01/2018 20:19

Love it! Our ball of fluff claimed the Amazon box I left under the kitchen table. Guess that’s not going in the bin now!

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BarbaraofSevillle · 09/01/2018 06:50

Fantastic. Our house is even more over run with boxes than it is cats. They especially like the big Zooplus boxes that their food gets delivered in and sometimes they even wait until the box is empty before diving in. Must have a go at fashioning the next box into a cat play centre.

They also have a soft spot for the Aldi boxes that come home when I pop in for a few bits and have forgotten my bag for life.

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TheSecondOfHerName · 09/01/2018 09:12

She played with it all evening, bringing some of her toys and 'hiding' them in the small boxes.

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TheLongRider · 09/01/2018 16:51

As an annexe to the playground, I find a large paper bag with a small ball of crumpled foil thrown into it provides hours of amusement. Sometimes the cat rips a hole in the bottom of the bag and then you get a stealthy paw coming out to nab you!

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TheSecondOfHerName · 09/01/2018 20:18

Good thinking TheLongRider

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Cataline · 09/01/2018 20:42

I found out today that a lone chocolate foil-wrapped ball from an advent calendar will entertain a fat mog for ages!
She made so much noise hurtling round the house with it that the surly pre-teen even vacated his bed early to see what was going on! Grin

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CantChoose · 09/01/2018 20:43

CantCat will not go anywhere near boxes. I think he thinks he's a dog :/

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TheSecondOfHerName · 09/01/2018 21:06

New feature arrived this evening: a rolled-up ball of tissue paper.

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caoraich · 09/01/2018 21:23

This sounds - and looks - spectacular!

We got ourselves a new TV for Christmas and the over-sized box is still in the hallway as they like to slither inside it and ambush our ankles.

If you ever take her on holiday and require a travel-version of a playground I can also recommend big blue Ikea bags. They are excellent for hiding in, crumpling with claws and have handy handles for dragging up the stairs and tripping unsuspecting humans

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TheLongRider · 09/01/2018 21:46

IKEA bags are great for cat swings. Place cat in bag. Grab handles, lift up and swing cat gently from side to side. Some cats love it, some exit at the speed of a surface to air missile!

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