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2 in 1 Cat Stairs and Cat Tree, 30 Inch 4 Step Pet Ladder with Sisal Post and Dangling Ball, Gray

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2 in 1 Cat Stairs and Cat Tree, 30 Inch 4 Step Pet Ladder with Sisal Post and Dangling Ball, Gray

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2 in 1 Cat Stairs and Cat Tree, 30 Inch 4 Step Pet Ladder with Sisal Post and Dangling Ball, Gray

Name: 2 in 1 Cat Stairs and Cat Tree, 30 Inch 4 Step Pet Ladder with Sisal Post and Dangling Ball, Gray
SKU: 36496500_PV10430GR
Price: 72.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

Four plush topped platforms climb 30 inches in roughly 6.5 inch steps, which is shallow enough for a cat that has stopped jumping onto the bed. A sisal post with a dangling plush ball stands alongside, so the same frame works as stairs and as somewhere to scratch.

30 in to the top4 platforms33 lb per levelSisal postDangling ball

The cat has stopped getting on the bed

What usually goes wrong

An older cat starts sleeping on the floor instead of the duvet. It is rarely a change of mind. The jump has become a decision, and soft foam steps sink underfoot in a way that makes a cautious cat trust them less.

How this one answers it

Four rigid engineered board platforms rise about 6.5 inches at a time to a 30 inch top, and the manufacturer rates each level at 33 lb. Faux sherpa tops give claws something to grip on the way up, and nothing gives way under a paw.

Charcoal grey posts and base under pale faux sherpa platforms, with a cream sisal post and a white plush ball on a cord.

Manufacturer dimension panel for the grey cat stairs marking 30 inches overall height, a 24.5 by 16 inch base, platforms of 12, 16 and 8 inches and step rises of about 6.5 inches

How far each step asks a cat to go

The panel marks the tower at 30 inches with a 24.5 by 16 inch base, and the platforms step up in roughly 6.5 inch rises. Small rises are what keep stairs in daily use, because a cat that has to gather itself for a jump will usually decide against it.

Meeting the mattress

Set against a bed, the top platform arrives at about the height of the mattress. That is the whole job: an older cat, a small kitten or a short legged breed keeps its sleeping spot without a leap it can no longer make.

A woman lying on a bed reaching towards a white cat, with the grey four step cat stairs standing against the side of the bed at mattress height

Manufacturer panel headed Natural Sisal Scratching Post showing a ginger cat clawing the cream sisal post on the grey cat stairs, with a close up inset of the white plush dangling ball

Not only stairs

A sisal wrapped post runs up one side with a plush ball swinging from the top. Putting a scratching surface where the cat already walks is the advice most behaviour guidance gives, and a staircase to the bed gets walked several times a day.

What you get

Four platforms

Climbing to 30 in, in rises of roughly 6.5 in.

33 lb per level

The manufacturer's stated capacity for each step.

Faux sherpa tops

Soft, and grippy underfoot on the way up.

Sisal post

Natural sisal, on the side of the frame.

Dangling plush ball

Hung from the small platform for batting.

Wide base

24.5 in x 16 in of engineered board underneath.

Specifications

2 in 1 cat stairs and cat tree, 30 inch, grey
Overall height	30 in
Base	24.5 in x 16 in
Platforms	4
Step rise	About 6.5 in between platforms
Weight capacity per level	33 lb (manufacturer stated)
Platform covering	Faux sherpa plush
Scratching	Natural sisal post
Toy	Plush dangling ball
Frame	Engineered board
Colour	Grey

How it compares

How a rigid four step ladder compares with the other ways cats get onto a bed.

	These cat stairs	Foam pet steps	A cat tree beside the bed
Top height	30 in	Usually lower	Varies
Rise per step	About 6.5 in	Varies	Often a big jump
Stated capacity	33 lb per level	Varies	Varies
Scratching surface	Sisal post	None	Usually
Compresses underfoot	No, rigid board	Yes	No

Shipping

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Returns

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Warranty

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Who is this perfect for?

Older cats

Stiff hips make a mattress jump a decision rather than a reflex. Four shallow steps turn it back into a walk.

Kittens and small breeds

A young cat can reach the sofa or the bed without a scramble, and the platforms are wide enough to pause on halfway up.

Cats that need somewhere to scratch

The sisal post sits on a route the cat already uses, which is where a scratching surface actually gets used.

Frequently asked questions

How tall are the stairs?

30 inches to the top platform, which suits most bed and sofa heights. The base measures 24.5 by 16 inches.

How much weight will a step take?

The manufacturer states 33 lb per level.

How big is each step up?

The dimension panel marks rises of roughly 6.5 inches between platforms.

Is it steady enough for an older cat?

The frame is engineered board on a 24.5 by 16 inch base, so it does not compress the way foam steps do. Standing it against a wall or the side of the bed adds further stability.