Cat Furniture

Cat furniture covers the pieces built around how cats actually use a home: perches, wall shelves, window seats, hideaways and covered beds. In an apartment, furniture that adds vertical and hidden space effectively makes the home bigger from the cat point of view. Pet Corner Dubai stocks cat furniture from Grizzly, Vetreska and Petsafe.

What makes our cat furniture range stand out

1. Designs that suit apartment living

Wall-mounted and compact pieces add usable cat space without taking floor area, which is the constraint in most Dubai apartments.

2. Hideaways as well as perches

Cats need somewhere to disappear as much as somewhere to climb. Covered and enclosed pieces give a nervous or newly arrived cat a defensible base.

3. Materials that survive claws

Sisal and tightly woven fabric hold up to use, unlike loose-weave upholstery that unravels within weeks.

4. Washable covers

Cat furniture collects fur, dander and litter dust fast. Removable covers are what keep a piece usable past its first year.

Frequently asked questions

Does my indoor cat really need dedicated furniture?

It makes a real difference. An indoor cat has all its needs met without effort, and the resulting boredom shows up as night-time activity, over-grooming and conflict with other pets. Climbing, hiding and perching are behaviours that need somewhere to go.

How do I stop my cat using my furniture instead?

Give a better option in the same place rather than a distant one. A scratching post beside the sofa arm, a perch by the window your cat already sits at. Then make your furniture temporarily less appealing while the habit shifts.

What should I get first for a new cat?

A tall scratching post and one enclosed hiding spot. Those two cover the most important needs. Perches and window seats can follow once you see where your cat chooses to spend time.

How do I clean cat furniture?

Vacuum weekly with an upholstery attachment and wash removable covers cool. For sisal posts, vacuum and pick out loose fibre rather than washing. Replace a post once the sisal is shredded through to the core, since a worn post stops giving the resistance cats want.