Leo can be had with either a stabilized or rounded base. The rounded base is gently curved and produces a slight rocking motion whenever kitty wants to sharpen its claws and engage in some playtime activity. The stabilized base is for the cat that prefers an inert foundation when it does it’s scratching. Leo is also offered in White Cedar and Maple varieties as well as 32″, 24″, and 18′ heights.
Designer: James Owen
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my cat needs 1 of these… wonder how much it is…
did you ever find out how to purchase on of these scratching posts and how much they cost?
This is crazy – there is absolutely no guidance on the cost of this amazing Leo scratching post or, more importantly, where it can be purchased.
stupidity, I have been searching all over the web, even the designer’s website doesn’t list a price or how to buy!
im beginning to think this is a hox
im beginning to think this is a hoax
hihi, just wonder whether it’s put on market or another design for our admir only?
come on, let us know where to get it and how much it cost!
thanks.
I contacted the designer and he was still working on getting something worked out with DWR to offer it. Not sure what the status is, but no word of it going on the market anytime soon
really beautiful and sleek design! but i think my cat will never use it as a scratching post because
1: when it roks the cat could be scared.
2: its smooth surface makes it non attractive for cats to sctratching.
by the way its a cool idea.
meow
Has anyone been able to purchase one of these LEO scratchers,? They look fab please tell me where i can get one!!