The life cycle of most cat toys is not very long. When a cat gets a new plush mouse or scratching post, it only takes a few days. The scratching post will wear out to be unusable, and the mouse will lose one or two limbs. Despite the short shelf life, cat toys and furniture are chewed and bitten by cats like the first meal of the day. In order to extend the life cycle of cat accessories, cat furniture design brand Catipilla has designed a series of wall-mounted, sustainable furniture for cats. These furniture have replaceable components, which are made of high-quality materials and can be combined with your other furniture. Melt into one.

Catipilla's furniture series includes components such as scratching posts, hammocks and cat climbing frames, each of which can be installed on the interior wall. Catipilla uses high-quality materials to design furniture to ensure a longer life cycle. Made of materials such as anodized aluminum and waterproof carpet, each component of its series is replaceable, adding a certain degree of durability and safety to the long life cycle of the furniture. Scraper series provide two options: climbing board and scraper. The only difference in length is that the length of the scratching posts is shorter, and the front paws of the cat can reach their tops. The climber is slightly longer than the pillar and takes the cat from the floor to the wall-mounted rest point.

Catipilla’s resting spots include hammocks, circus-themed tents and high-foot boards, each of which can be installed on the interior wall to provide cats with a hard-to-reach resting place away from human contact. Although the hammocks and high-foot boards are completely exposed, the circus-style big tent has a semi-enclosed interior space for invisible cats to guard their territory. The step length and height of the cat's climbing frame are different to adapt to the limitations of your cat's mobility. As cats age, their limbs become less flexible, and the size of toy furniture needs to be reduced. This is why Catipilla offers everything from single climbing boards to four-layer climbing pieces.

Catipilla’s hammocks are made of vulcanized fabric, strong enough to hold heavier cats, and soft enough to make them want to stay.

This circus-themed tent is made of artificial leather panels and reinforced ABS fixings to create an enduring, refined, whimsical look.

The single pedal provides a safe resting place for your cat after playing.

Cat trekking poles are made of powder-coated aluminum poles, reinforced ABS pedal body and waterproof carpet.

This unbleached South American sisal rope and trekking pole is reinforced with anodized aluminum, which is completely safe for your cat to claw and chew.

The soft, waterproof carpet is laid on the cat climbing frame and can be replaced after extensive use.

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