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$2000 Cat Castle? It's Ridiculous!!!

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an outdoor area with rocks and plants in the center, surrounded by wooden structures that have been built into the ground

22 Outdoor Cat Enclosure Ideas for Safe and Happy Felines - middlekingdomrescue.com

several cats are sitting on top of a wooden cat house that is built into the side of a brick wall

several wooden shelves with cats sleeping in them

Pallet Cat Bunk Bed Plans to Maximize Vertical Space in Small Homes

A White Pallet Cat Bunk Bed is an enjoyable and fulfilling project for any DIY enthusiast, especially those who want to create a safe, stylish, and functional space for their cats. With a bit of creativity and effort, you can craft a bed that both you and your feline friend will love. The possibilities for customization and personalization are endless, making this project an excellent way to bond with your pet while enhancing your home décor.

a cat house made out of wood and wire with plants growing on the top floor

🌈☀️Woodworking plans source wood1pin - Woodworking Ideas 12

two cats are sitting in their cat houses

three cats are sitting on pillows in a room with bunk beds and lights above them

Pallet Cat Bunk Bed: Affordable Upcycling Project for Cat Lovers

To ensure the strength and durability of your White Pallet Cat Bunk Bed, choose pallets that are made from hardwood (such as oak or pine). These types of pallets are sturdier and more reliable for supporting the weight of your cat. Look for pallets that are in good condition—free from cracks, splinters, or signs of damage. Avoid pallets that have been exposed to harsh chemicals or weather, as they may not be safe for your pet.