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thegreenhead's recommendation

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Are you tired of your cat scratching up and destroying your furniture? Well, let them scratch up their own and maybe they'll finally get it with the cool new Cardboard Cat Lounger ($159). This modern ergonomically curved cat lounger is made up of 100% recyclable cardboard hardboard end-panels combined one-by-one with non-toxic adhesives. When not snoozing the day away in blissful ignorance, they can scratch up to their little heart's content. When it's all gone and shredded, they'll find themselves back on the cold floor with an important lesson learned. (via The Green Head)

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labys on Oct 30, 2008

Can't shell out this much for kitty, but then again if it'll leave me along for few hours a day and lounge on this eye (cat) catching curve that will please both of us then it's worth it! + recyclable non-toxic! mau

siamese4life on Dec 3, 2008

my cats are pretty good at using their scratching posts! knock on wood.this would look nice with the decor and i know they'd love it.

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luna's recommendation

Constructed of multiple layers of laminated cardboard and hardboard end-panels, Scratcher Beds by Marmalade pet care are functional, yet sculptural furniture pieces. (via amazon.com)

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Yournewbestfriend's recommendation

This cat lounger looks more like a modern accent to your impeccably designed home than a scratchpad for your beloved feline. It's made from 100% recycled cardboard and assembled with non-toxic glues. Let you cat get their scratching needs out worry-free on this fancy looking scratching post.

Who knew pet accessories could be so mod?