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[Ben E Gas]

Here's an idea for ya! Take old boxes and tape them together. Cut out peek-holes and passageways for your kitten. You need very sturdy boxes for bigger cats. If this pic comes out, you'll be able to see the 'Natch-Playstation 2000'. This is only one component of it. It got a little bigger with a few added components.

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I destroyed it when I thought that Zezu(zeezoo) was too big for it. You should have seen how sad he was. He was so distrought for a while. He went around the house whining. I'll build him a stronger, bigger one, when I move to a bigger place

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[Karen]

Hey - and if you do it AFTER you move, you'll have plenty of packing boxes to use for components! Our house is sprinkled with cardboard boxes - we have a rabbit, and they're great not only to hide in, but to tear apart and nibble at as well! http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/smile.gif

[aly]

I did the same thing for Shiloh when I was bored one night after moving into my apartment. Cable and phone weren't hooked up yet so after I made it, I put my left over shelf paper on it to make it look pretty!

[AvaJoy]

What a terrific idea, Ben! I have a basement full of boxes and look forward to designing a cat fort to amuse my young boy; he so enjoys paper bags and loves to claw a hole just big enough to poke his head through and play peek-a-boo. I'm sure he will have hours of fun exploring the cardboard architectural masterpiece I'm going to try my best to create! Thanks for sharing.



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Regards ~ AvaJoy
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