
KATZENARTelier
Showroom & Personal Consultation
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COME IN AND FIND (cat)ART
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You don't want to buy a pig in a poke when it comes to cat furniture?
In Berlin-Weißensee you can see our cat furniture - convince yourself of the quality of the craftsmanship & the materials used!
We would also be happy to advise you personally on site and help you find cat furniture that perfectly suits you & your cat and fits into your home.
Come visit us - we look forward to seeing you!
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Questions about the Scratching Post Route Markers
Is there a showroom where I can see the cat furniture?
Yes. In Berlin-Weißensee you can view our cat furniture and convince yourself of the quality of the workmanship and the materials used.
You don't want to buy a pig in a poke?
We are happy to advise you on site and support you in finding cat furniture that perfectly suits you & your cat and fits into your home.
Come by - we look forward to seeing you!
How do I get my cat used to a new scratching post?
What is the right height for a scratching post?
Where is the best place for a scratching post?
What happens if the sisal wears out?
Is the product sustainable?
Yes! Replaceable wearing parts, durable materials, handmade in Berlin, plastic-free shipping – this is how you protect the environment and resources.
How does shipping work?
We pack and cushion our products with paper and cardboard - we don't use plastic in our boxes. Speaking of boxes - to ensure your cat furniture arrives safely, we use extra sturdy and secure packaging.
We ship with DPD.
We recommend choosing the free DPD Predict service - this way, DPD will actively keep you updated on the status of your shipment.
Why do cats sharpen their claws?
Claw Care & Scent Marking
Your cat sharpens her claws to keep them in shape and control their length - when sharpening, they are cleaned and sharpened. Worn claw sheaths are shed.
When sharpening her claws, your cat also leaves messages such as Attention! I'm here! Scent compounds are released from the paw pads during scratching.
In nature, cats prefer to use vertical objects like tree trunks for territory marking. They stretch as far as possible to leave their marks high above other markings.
By scratching on a scratching board, they can leave their scent and mark their territory. This helps to create a sense of security and personal space.
Even outdoor cats need scratching opportunities within their homes so they can mark their indoor territory and still have a way to groom their claws when they prefer to stay indoors, for example, due to bad weather.