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"Why do you make PRASKA furniture from birch plywood instead of MDF?" This is one of the most common questions from customers. I explain how years of observing cats in my cattery convinced me to make this choice.
A new piece of furniture, a move, a renovation — to us, these are minor things; for a cat, it means the necessity of discovering the world anew. I explain why routine gives a cat a sense of security and whether it is worth moving its favorite places.
Over 14 years of breeding, cats have taught me things I never found in any book. I have collected 10 of the most important conclusions — from the fact that a cat never deceives, to the idea that less is more.
PRASKA products now reach catteries in over 30 countries worldwide. I explain why it all started with my own cattery and why the trust of breeders is the most important recommendation for me.
A Maine Coon can weigh up to 10 kg and jump onto a shelf with huge momentum — that is why not every piece of furniture is enough for it. I share what over 14 years of breeding large breeds has taught me.
A freestanding scratching post or a tower? I explain why I designed something more than just a regular scratching post - the proprietary collection of PRASKA Labyrinth Towers, which combines a playground, a hideout, and an observation point in one structure.
Every PRASKA piece of furniture and bed goes through a long journey: from observing cats, through design and prototype, to weeks of testing in catteries. I take you behind the scenes of this process.
"What if my cat doesn't want to use the shelves?" - this is one of the most common questions I hear from clients. The answer: let the cat make its own decision. I explain why.
A cat doesn't scratch the sofa out of spite - it is simply more comfortable than a poorly chosen scratching post. I explain what makes a good cat scratching post and why stability matters more than appearance.
A wardrobe, a windowsill, a fridge - your cat will always choose height, even with the most comfortable bed on the floor. I explain why it is its nature, not a trend, and how a well-designed cat wall helps cats live together.
Which cats most willingly choose enclosed houses and how to choose the right size? I share my experience from over 14 years of breeding pedigreed cats — from hygiene to personalization.
You buy a new toy, your cat sniffs it for a few seconds and walks away? That is because a cat chooses toys by instinct, not with its eyes. Discover how we design PRASKA toys so that your cat truly wants to use them.
A cat bed is much more than a place to sleep — it is a space where it feels safe and can unwind. I have gathered 10 things to consider when choosing one, from the perspective of over 14 years of breeding pedigreed cats.
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