A customer story:
Max is actually a very sweet, cuddly and affectionate cat. But he also has a darker side. He is the proud owner of a Rondo Stand scratching post in felt. Now we have to reorder the Rondo back cushion.
Max hammers the back cushion out of the Rondo several times a day and also at night, dragging it around the entire apartment, growling violently, in order to cover the four food bowls with it in the kitchen. And all of this just to block his sister Mara’s access to the food.
The once beautiful pillow has mutated into a corroded, battered, undefined something. We would rather not take the desolate pillow away from our Max, but instead discreetly replace it with a new one. To be on the safe side, we prefer to order two of them at once.
Dear Ms. Meyer, but otherwise we are very happy with our sugar snails…
A note from me: The back cushion covers the back wall well and sits very tightly in the Rondo pet bed. Little Max has to use a lot of energy and a lot of strength to get the pillow out of his cat bed. But you can also see from the pillow that brute force is used
A very warm welcome
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