10 Best Cat Beds, Scratchers, and Trees For People Who Love Japan

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From Roman Cup Noodle Cat Beds to sushi-shaped cat huts, this kawaii Japanese-themed cat furniture
1. Japanese Strawberry Milk Cat Bed 

Got milk? This brightly colored (dare we say, neon?) cat tree will make any space pop
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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2. Cat Izakaya Bar Scratcher

Allow your cat to hide out in its cubby or keep an eye on the world with its comfortable perch.
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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3. Whisker City Sushi Character Cat Hut

Between the dual scratching posts and feather-teasing toys, your cat will be kept amused by the PetPals 49″ Cat Condo ($190) for hours — and you definitely won’t mind looking at it, either. The tree is simple and easy to install and comes with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. All of its perches and condos are made with soft plush fabric for safety.
Cater to your cat without cramping your style.
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D
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4. Hot Spring Hotel Cat Scratcher 

Give your cat the luxury treatment with the Cohasset Climbing Cat Tree ($189). 
Felines will have a field day every day when they have this fun and cute Modern Wood Cat Tree ($150, originally $220) to play on. 
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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5. Cup Ramen Noodles Cat Bed

Cats like Bengals and Abyssinians are known for their love of climbing. Finding the highest perch in the room is a habit for many felines as it protects them from predators and makes them feel safe. 
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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6. Cherry Blossom Cat Tree

 multiple cats that you need to occupy, say hello to
you won’t be tempted to hide in a closet.
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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7. Japanese Pagoda Cat House

It’s the Great Gatsby of cat trees
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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8. Retro Game Over Scratcher Cat Toy

Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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9. Carp-Shaped Cat Bed

 is the perfect hideout spot 
 
Perfect for small cats, this Archie & Oscar 23″ Deborah Cat Tree ($88) features a bowl-shaped lounge, a plush fleece pillow, and dual sisal posts that both you and your cat will love. Not to mention the bowl-shaped lounge makes a great sleeping spot for your furry friend. It’s eco-friendly too, making this tree a total steal.
Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D
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10. Japanese Samurai Cardboard Cat House

Dimensions: 33”H x 22.83”W x 17.72”D

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Introducing a new pet to your home can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Still, taking the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transition for your new and existing pets is essential. Here are some tips for introducing a new pet to your home.
Take it Slow
The key to a successful introduction is to take it slow. This is especially important if you have existing pets in your home. Introducing a new pet too quickly can cause stress, anxiety, and aggression. Start by introducing your new pet to one room in your home and gradually allow them to explore more areas as they become more comfortable.
Provide Separate Living Spaces
When introducing a new pet, it’s important to provide separate living spaces for each pet. This can be done by using pet gates or pet doors to separate different areas of your home. This will allow each pet space to eat, sleep, and play without feeling threatened or overwhelmed.
Supervise Interactions
When it’s time for your new pet to meet your existing pets, it’s important to supervise their interactions. This can be done by keeping both pets on a leash or in separate crates or rooms until they become more comfortable with each other. It’s important to watch for signs of aggression or anxiety and to intervene if necessary.
Use Positive Reinforcement
Positive reinforcement is a great way to help your pets feel more comfortable around each other. This can be done by rewarding good behavior with treats, toys, or praise. It’s important to avoid punishing your pets or using physical force, as this can cause more harm than good.
Allow for Individual Time
It’s essential to allow each pet to have individual time with you. This can be done by taking your pets on separate walks or spending personal time playing with each pet. This will help each pet feel loved and valued and reduce feelings of jealousy or competition.
Introduce Scents
Introducing scents can be a great way to help your pets become familiar with each other. This can be done by rubbing a towel or blanket on each pet and then swapping the items. This will allow each pet to become familiar with the other pet’s scent without feeling threatened.
Keep Calm
It’s essential to remain calm and patient during the introduction process. Pets can pick up on your emotions, and if you’re stressed or anxious, it can make the introduction process more difficult. Take deep breaths, remain patient, and focus on positive interactions between your pets.
Seek Professional Help
If you’re having difficulty introducing your pets, seek professional help. A veterinarian or animal behaviorist can provide guidance and support to help you successfully introduce your new pet to your home.