4LB Good ChickenDogFood
4LB Good ChickenDogFood
4 LB, The Goodlife Recipe Chicken Dog Food.
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Outback Dog House Door ONLY Large 
The Outback Dog House OPTIONAL door fits the Intermediate and Large Size Outback Log Cabin Dog Houses and the Medium and Intermediate Size Outback Country Lodge Dog House ONLY. Made from Heavy Duty Plastic. Provides added protection from cold weather and rain.
SIZE 25″ x 14.5″
SIZE2 fits med and large outbacks
COLOR Fir Wood with Cedar Finish
INFO clear see-thru plastic flap
Price: $35.00
Customer Review: Horrible seller - do not buy from this seller
Misleading ad. No communication. Does not respond to email. Extremely late delivery. Have not been able to get refund.
Smart Cat Ultimate Scratching Post 
Fibrous and durable sisal material naturally inspires scratching. Perfect for conditioning nails (superior to carpeting which snags nails and encourages scratching on other carpeted surfaces). Sturdy base eliminates wobbling and tipping which could discourage the cat from future attempts to use the post. The 32″ post height allows the cat to stretch vertically while using the post (important for territorial marking purposes and for toning muscles). The finest materials and workmanship guarantee a scratching post that will remain attractive and useful. Why do cats scratch? To remove old nail sheaths from the claws. To exercise and tone muscles. To relieve stress, frustration and boredom. To warm up for a vigorous play session. To mark territory. SmartCat Training Tips Place the post in a room where the cat spends a lot of time. Cats often like to stretch and scratch when they wake up from a nap. To introduce the post to your cat try using catnip as a lure (for most cats a lure is unnecessary, but fun). Rub catnip onto the sisal material and call the cat over to the post. Scratch your nails along the surface of the material. This will attract the cat and at the same time teach him where to scratch. After your cat begins to scratch, praise him and give him a food treat. (Small kittens can be trained to climb the post by showing them food treats and placing it at the top of the post. If your cat has already been scratching a piece of furniture, place the post directly in front of
Price: $69.99
Customer Review: Looks great, but my 3 cats all give it a pass
I have three cats, one of whom only likes sisal, and none of them will use it. I’ve put it where their favorite scratching post normally went, dangled toys over it, and although they’ll trap a toy against it, none of them has the slightest inclination to scratch it. The sisal isn’t the ropey stuff that normally gets wrapped around carpeted scratching posts. It’s really smooth feeling so maybe that’s why. On the plus side it looks great and it’s really tall, which would be nice for my cat that likes to stretch all the way up when she scratches, but no dice. Better looking than most, so one extra star for that. It would be a five-star if my cats would use it.
Customer Review: Well built and easy on the eyes.
Cats need to scratch to remove the dead outer layers of their claws. It’s a natural behavior. With the proper outlet to scratch, they will leave your furniture alone. We have three cats and have very few problems with inappropriate scratching. Years ago we built our own sisal wrapped post/cat tree which is still in heavy use. It is upstairs and we wanted something for the living room that would look nice. We haven’t found the time to build another one, so instead we purchased the Ultimate Scratching Post. It is tall enough for our big boys to get a good stretch while scratching and sturdy enough not to tip over. The post itself is wrapped in a sisal fabric instead of sisal rope. It took our cats a day or so to get the hang of the new post. Their claws got caught up at first which scared them. I trimmed their razor sharp claws and their next scratches went much better. Now all three are using it regularly. As a bonus, it looks very nice in the living room and doesn’t take up much room.
