The Fudajo design scratching post is a visual standout and sets itself apart from typical cat trees. In addition to the classic area with scratching posts and observation platforms, it features a wooden box as its base. This vintage brown box has a door with an entrance shaped like a cat's head. Here, a soft cushion can be added, or the space can be used for a litter box.

Thanks to the hinged door, it is easy for pet owners to access the inside of the box. Therefore, this space can also serve as a location for the cat litter. Simply place a suitable litter tray (not included) inside the wooden chest. Once the door is closed, the litter box is hidden away and is no longer noticeable even in the living room. The entrance opening and air holes in the back wall provide necessary ventilation inside.

Above the box are two scratching posts that transition into a plush lounging area. From there, one of the scratching posts continues upward and ends at a height of 125 cm in a second observation platform. Additionally, there is a plush play ball hanging from a string on the upper platform. When the cat taps the ball, it begins to swing, igniting the cat's playful instincts. To ensure the scratching post remains stable despite the movements, round feet are placed under the wooden box.