A carrot shaped felt cat house with walls built for scratching and a perch on top. A cat walks in through the round entrance, naps inside, then scratches the felt or climbs up to the platform, all in one piece.
A cat house in one corner and a scratching post in another take up twice the floor. Feltroot is a carrot shaped felt nest with walls built for scratching and a flat top platform, so sleeping, hiding and scratching all happen in one piece.

Vertical felt panels lock together with buckle tabs into a round carrot shape topped with a green leaf. A round entrance lets a cat walk straight in.
Dense felt gives claws something to work on and a soft surface to rest on, so the same piece covers a nap and a scratch.
Felt absorbs sound, which makes the inside a calmer spot for a cat to settle in.
A flat top platform gives a cat somewhere to perch, and the green leaf lifts off when you want a clear surface.
Before bringing a felt cat house home, it’s fair to ask whether it will stay put, how it’s held together, and how loud it is inside. Here’s how each one is handled.
Measurements are taken by hand and can vary by about 0.4 to 0.8 inches.