Priroda Corner Town cat tree is a beige play complex for cats from the Ukrainian brand Priroda. Its design fits into the corner of a room, taking little space while still giving your cat room to romp, play and relax in comfort. At the bottom is a roomy house with two-tone faux-fur upholstery, and next to it, on a stand, a scratching post topped with a paw-shaped platform for play and rest. The second level sits on the house on two posts: one wrapped in sisal, the other in fur; the shelf has a hole in the middle, and a fur pom-pom hangs on a cord. The third level, on a sisal-wrapped post, is a bed with soft sides and a soft base. According to the manufacturer, it's strong, stable and will last for years. Materials: chipboard, fibreboard, faux fur and sisal. The base is 56×56 cm and the height 120 cm.
Why a corner tree is handy
Multi-level cat trees usually take up a lot of space. A corner design uses space that's often empty and keeps the middle of the room free. Your cat still gets everything it needs: a house, platforms, a bed up top and scratching posts. How to train your cat: how to teach a cat to use a scratching post.
Key specs
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | corner cat tree, 3 levels |
| Base | 56×56 cm |
| Height | 120 cm |
| Features | house, paw platform, shelf with a hole, bed, pom-pom |
| Posts | sisal-wrapped and fur-covered |
| Materials | chipboard, fibreboard, faux fur, sisal |
| Colour | beige |
| Brand | Priroda, Ukraine |
Pros
- A corner shape. Keeps the room centre free.
- Three levels. House, shelf and bed.
- A bed with sides on top. A favourite resting spot.
- A paw platform. For play and rest.
- A hole and a pom-pom. Fun for kittens.
- Two-tone house upholstery. Looks neat.
- Strong and stable. According to the manufacturer.
Cons
- Needs a free corner. 56×56 cm.
- One post is fur-covered. Not every post is for scratching.
- Faux fur collects hair.
- The bed may be tight for a large cat.
How the levels are arranged
The bottom level has the house and a separate scratching post with a paw platform. The second level sits on the house on two posts; the hole in the shelf and the fur pom-pom make this level especially appealing to kittens and young cats. The third level is a bed with soft sides on a sisal post, where your cat can rest and watch the room from above.
Which cats it suits
It suits kittens and young and adult medium-sized cats. With several resting places, two cats can use it at once. For very large cats, check the size of the bed and house beforehand.
Where to put it
Choose a free 56×56 cm corner, ideally near a window or your cat's favourite spot. Push it right up against the walls for extra stability. Before use, check it stands level and doesn't wobble.
How to get your cat to use it
Play with the pom-pom and a wand toy near the tree, put a treat in the house or on the bed, and rub catnip on the sisal. Kittens usually explore the levels quickly on their own, while adult cats may take a few days.
Materials and care
The chipboard and fibreboard frame is covered in faux fur; one post is wrapped in sisal and the other in fur. Remove hair with a brush or vacuum and wipe stains with a damp cloth. Worn sisal can be rewrapped, and the fixings should be tightened from time to time.
Other Priroda models
A more compact corner model is the Priroda D11, and the largest option is the Priroda Big Town. All cat trees are in the cat trees and scratching posts section.
Who it suits
Owners of kittens and medium-sized cats who want a multi-level tree with a house, a paw platform and a bed on top, but only have a free corner to spare.
Verdict
The Priroda Corner Town is a three-level 56×56×120 cm corner cat tree with a two-tone house, a paw platform, a shelf with a hole and pom-pom, a bed with sides and sisal posts. The downsides are that it needs a free corner, one post is fur-covered rather than sisal, and the fur collects hair.
FAQ
What are the dimensions?
A 56×56 cm base and 120 cm height.
How many levels?
Three: house, shelf and bed.
Is there a bed?
Yes, on top, with soft sides.
What is it made of?
Chipboard, fibreboard, faux fur and sisal.
Where should it go?
In a corner of the room, where it takes up less space.
Is there a toy?
Yes, a fur pom-pom on a cord.
What colour is it?
Beige.
