The self-groomer is the feature that distinguishes this from a standard cat tree. It mounts on a corner of the frame and bristles with soft grooming tines that cats rub against instinctively — not because they're trained to, but because the action satisfies the same grooming drive that makes cats groom themselves and each other. Regular use removes loose fur before it ends up on your furniture and reduces hairball formation over time.
Beyond that, the structure covers the full range of what a cat needs from a single piece of furniture: a sisal post for claw maintenance, a plush bed deep enough to curl into, an open perch for surveying the room, and a hanging toy ball for independent play.
The square 40 × 40cm base keeps it stable on a hard floor without requiring a large footprint. The neutral grey works across most interior colour schemes.
What's included:
Sisal rope scratching post — satisfies claw sharpening instinct
Self-groomer — corner-mounted bristles for coat care
