Products Description
Product details
Item Number:FM-PETF-02
Material: EVA,Canvas
Size: 40*41*79cm;Customized
Weights:1.2KGS
Color： Custom accepted , according to customer design.
MOQ: 50 sets
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Feature: Waterproof, Shockproof, Odorless, Non-Toxic, Easy to clean, Easy assembly
Application: Kitchen ,dining room,living room, picnic
Package: Corrugated mailer box
Features:
Elevate your cat's comfort and your home's aesthetics with the Woodgrain EVA 2-Story Cat House-a modern, eco-friendly sanctuary designed for playful felines and style-conscious pet parents.
1. Natural Woodgrain Design
Crafted from non-toxic, food-grade EVA material, its realistic wood texture seamlessly blends with home décor while resisting scratches and chew marks.
2. Double-Decker Fun
Two spacious levels offer separate zones for lounging and play: a cozy top hideout for naps and a lower deck with dangling toy hooks to spark curiosity.
3. Built for Safety & Stability
Anti-tip weighted base keeps the structure secure, even during energetic climbing.
Smooth, rounded edges protect paws and whiskers from injury.
4. Easy-Clean Convenience
Removable, machine-washable cushions with moisture-wicking fleece.
Wipeable EVA surfaces resist odors and stains-no tools needed for assembly!
Do cats purr only when happy?
Cats produce purring sounds for complex and varied reasons, not solely to express happiness. When cats feel content, relaxed, or engaged in close interaction with their owners, they generate purrs through vibrations of the false vocal cords in the larynx, which resonate within the throat cavity. This is a common way for them to signal security and comfort.
For example, adult cats often emit soft, rhythmic purrs when being held or petted, a behavior linked to emotional relaxation. Breeds like Persians, with shorter nasal passages, naturally produce such sounds more easily
However, purring also serves functional purposes. Kittens use purring to communicate with their mothers, signaling well-being. Injured or sick cats may purr to promote healing through vibrations (25–150 Hz), which enhance bone repair and pain relief. Additionally, in unfamiliar or stressful environments (e.g., during vet visits), purring acts as a self-soothing mechanism to alleviate anxiety. Notably, persistent purring accompanied by symptoms like nasal discharge or coughing may indicate respiratory infections, requiring prompt medical attention.
To interpret a cat's purr, context is crucial:
Slow, steady purring in relaxed postures (e.g., slow blinking) often reflects contentment
High-frequency or urgent purring, paired with tense body language (e.g., crouching or dilated pupils), may signal stress or discomfort
Understanding these nuances helps owners better address their pets' emotional and physical needs
Best age to spay/neuter pets?
The optimal age for spaying/neutering pets depends on species, breed size, and health factors. Here's a concise summary based on current veterinary guidance:
1. Cats
General Recommendation: 5–8 months old, ideally before their first heat cycle to maximize health benefits like reduced risk of mammary tumors (over 90% prevention if done early) and uterine infections
Exceptions:
Cats with cryptorchidism (undescended testicles) should be neutered immediately upon diagnosis to prevent cancer risks
Postpartum cats should wait until 2 months after delivery and full weaning
2. Dogs
Small Breeds (e.g., Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus): 5–9 months old
Early spaying/neutering helps prevent behavioral issues (e.g., marking, aggression) and reproductive diseases.
Large/Giant Breeds (e.g., Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds): 9–15 months old.Delaying surgery allows bones and joints to mature, reducing risks of orthopedic disorders like hip dysplasia
Gender-Specific Timing:
Females: Spay before the first heat cycle (around 6 months for small breeds, 12 months for large breeds)
Males: Neuter after sexual maturity but before behavioral habits solidify (e.g., territorial marking)
QnA
Q: Dry dog nose = sickness?
A: Not necessarily! Normal after sleep/exercise; worry if chronically cracked.
Q: Can cats eat dog food long-term?
A: No! Cats need taurine and higher protein-dog food lacks these.
Q: How often to bathe a dog?
A： Every 1-2 months. Frequent baths cause skin issues.
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