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Cat tree for Maine Coon

For our Maine Coon Scratch Posts, we've created a special section with a number of scratching posts perfectly tailored to meet the needs of your Maine Coon. While we've made a careful selection, we understand that each cat is unique and has its own preferences. If your Maine Coon doesn't immediately find the ideal scratching post in this section, don't worry. We have a wide range of cat trees available, and our dedicated staff is ready to assist.
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Looking for a scratching post for a Maine Coon?

The Maine Coon is a grand and affectionate cat breed! And above all: big and strong. A small wobbly scratching post is, of course, not suitable for your tiger. Large cat breeds need robust scratching posts that can withstand rough play – with extra sturdy baskets and thick scratching posts. And that's what we create! And we haven't forgotten about the owners! Our scratching posts are durable, stylish, and complement any interior. And, of course, we consider everyone's budget. So, you can go as extravagant as you want. If it's not working out or if you have any questions, give us a call or send us an email because we're here to help. You can find more information in our Maine Coon blog.

For your Maine Coon, a scratching post from Petrebels

Maine Coons, also known as gentle giants, are large and relatively heavy cats. It's not uncommon for them to weigh up to 10 kilograms. From head to tail, Maine Coons can reach a length of up to 120 centimeters. Therefore, special requirements are placed on a scratching post for Maine Coons. Many commercially available scratching posts are not suitable for cats of such dimensions. Petrebels has taken on the challenges of giant cats and does many things differently or even better in the production of its scratching posts.

Extra thick and robust materials for a Maine Coon scratching post from Petrebels

A cat scratching post that an adult Maine Coon climbs and jumps on must be very robust and stable. The extra thick base plates we use are heavy and provide a stable foundation. With a thickness of 2 to 5 centimeters, they are thicker than most floorboards from other manufacturers. The weight of large cats is also taken into account in the production of Petrebels. Platforms and hammocks of a Petrebels cat tree must withstand cats weighing up to 10 kilograms. When the cat jumps on them, the platforms should not wobble. For our scratching posts, Petrebels uses sturdy trunks with a diameter of 15 or 20 centimeters. They are firmly attached to the base plate with multiple screws and can withstand even the most energetic house cat.

Sisal for Claw Care

By choosing particularly durable materials and extra thick sisal ropes, a Petrebels scratching post for Maine Coon lasts much longer than many common scratching posts. The sisal ropes, which are at least 5.1 cm thick, are also glued to the base, just like the plush. This means nothing slips when your cat sharpens its claws on it.

Perfect Shape & Subtle Color

With neutral colors like gray, cream, or cappuccino, pepper, and off-white. The perfectly shaped Petrebels scratching posts fit into almost any interior. A tall Maine Coon scratching post in Petrebels design won't obstruct the living room.

Do Maine Coons Need a Cat Tree?

Indoor cats depend on a scratching post to meet their natural needs. Outdoor cats use trees in the garden to sharpen their claws. Cats kept indoors, on the other hand, choose chairs, door frames, or cabinets for this purpose. If you want to protect furniture from unsightly scratch marks, a Petrebels scratching post for Maine Coon is the solution.

Some characteristic features of Maine Coon:

  • The Maine Coon is an immensely popular breed with a wonderfully gentle character.
  • They are intelligent cats with a great interest in their surroundings, even to the point of being curious.
  • It is important that when these "large" cats are indoors, there is enough play space and distraction.