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Teukie- The Kitty Idol

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Paige
Staff member
^-^; I'm super happy with it. It's screwed to the shelf we made, and the studs in the wall. It is extremely sturdy. ^^ I'm going to find some carpet to cover at least parts of the inside~~
That is awesome stormi!
 

Stormi

Savannah Super Cat
Trust me. You'll get videos and pictures and so much more of Teukie than you'll ever want xD
 

Rafiki

Site Supporter
Trust me. You'll get videos and pictures and so much more of Teukie than you'll ever want xD
More of Teukie that we ever want? Simply not possible Stormi. When have you ever seen someone post a comment about having enough of the cute kitten/cat pictures on this forum?
 

Rafiki

Site Supporter
Based on Stormi's design, I started on my own kitty tunnel from a cement form. First of all Stormi - you must have seriously muscular fingers.....cutting this stuff with a box cutter is sheer torture. I greatly simplified my design after the first cut out! And then....I was on the very last cut out when the hubby brought out the jigsaw. Took all of 2 minutes to do the last one......and I had spent over an hour sweating and hacking away at the same design on the other side! The cut was much cleaner as well and required much less sanding. Next I sealed all the edges with gorilla glue as mine will be in the catio. Unfortunately, Rafiki decided to stick one paw into the newly coated cut-out and wound up with a paw full of glue. I washed it the best I could with soap and water (the glue is non-toxic but stickier than sh!t). I also wound up with hands full of glue rescuing her and preventing the stupid tube from being knocked down. For a cat that likes water, she does NOT like having a paw washed! This morning she finished chewing off the remainder that was stuck to the fur between her toes. Not that I think that she learned a lesson in there. Tomorrow I will start spray painting it and decorating it and will finish with a waterproof coating. Not sure if it will be a tunnel or a ramp but either way I need to add a strip of outdoor carpeting on the inside for them to climb/curl up on. Thank you so much for the idea Stormi!
 
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