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Tank Cat Toy Playhouse

Tank Cat Toy Playhouse

Tank Cat Toy Playhouse

£19.99

Product code: 41986

Flat-packed folded printed cat play house for your beloved feline friend
Fold it yourself - (your kitty may need some assistance); no glueing required
Assembled cardboard product dimensions 465 x 440 x 447mm
Also comes in a fire engine, "catillac" and plane cardboard playhouse
Perfect for cats and cat lovers everywhere!

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Cats are funny creatures - they think they're the centre of the universe and love tucking themselves into tight places, particularly cardboard boxes! So what a perfect present for your pampered puss than this Cat Play House in the shape of an army tank!

The tank arrives flat-packed and is easy to assemble. It is suited to smaller, younger and more agile cats - your old moggy that is more couch potato than prowling feline may find it a tad tiresome. However it's a perfect hidey house for playful kittens, giving hours of entertainment. It even has a moving turret and cannon and so you can join in too.

The Cat Playhouse also comes in a plane, "catillac" and fire engine which begs the question - "What type is your kitty - pilot, fireman or tank commander??" Ok you may find this naffer than all those videos of cats falling off tellies as seen on even naffer TV programmes, however shouldn't your "Tiddles" be the judge?

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