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A 31.7-inch dual-post sisal scratching tower for large indoor cats — tall enough for a full-body stretch, with a top perch and wide base that holds steady under heavy daily use.

If you have a large cat that can't fully stretch on standard posts

Most scratching posts top out at 24 inches. At 31.7 inches, this post gives large breeds like Maine Coons and Ragdolls the full vertical reach they need. The dual-post design lets cats scratch from both sides and switch surfaces without moving to another spot.

If your cat keeps tipping over lighter posts

The base is 14.2 x 14.2 inches and the unit weighs 9.48 lbs. Heavier and wider than most single posts. The low center of gravity keeps it stable even when cats push against it at full stretch.

If your cat is destroying the sofa or carpet

Natural sisal rope gives cats the rough resistance they look for when scratching. Place it directly next to the furniture being damaged — most cats redirect within a few days once there's a preferred surface in the same spot.

If you need somewhere for the cat to rest between sessions

The top perch gives cats an elevated resting spot. Useful for cats that like height and observation. Built into the post, no additional assembly required.

Specs

Item: FP51
Dimensions: 14.2 x 14.2 x 31.7 in
Weight: 9.48 lbs
Scratching material: Natural sisal
Cover: Hemp
Posts: 2
Perches: 1
Assembly: Yes, tools included
Origin: China


Frequently asked questions

Yes for most breeds. Maine Coons and Ragdolls typically stretch to 28–30 inches. At 31.7 inches there is clearance above the stretch, which is the correct sizing for a full-body post.
The 14.2 x 14.2-inch base and 9.48 lb weight keep it stable under normal scratching. For cats over 20 lbs that lean into the post aggressively, placing it against a wall adds extra security.
Both posts are sisal, but having two allows cats to scratch from different angles. Some cats prefer one side; others rotate. It also doubles the scratching surface area before the rope shows wear.
With one cat daily, sisal typically holds up 6–12 months. Two cats will see faster wear. The dense winding on this post resists fraying better than loosely wound alternatives.
The perch is a resting spot between sessions, not a jumping platform. Check the weight rating for your specific cat's size before purchasing.
Tools are included. Dual-post design takes most customers 15–20 minutes following the included instructions.
The post is one unit — the perch attaches at the top and is part of the overall structure. It cannot be removed without affecting stability.
Place it next to the furniture already being scratched. Rub catnip into the sisal. Most cats engage within a few days. 30-day returns if it doesn't work out.