New Cat Parent Bundle: Make a Three-Part Ownership Note

The New Cat Parent Bundle — Cat Tower, Grooming Set & Harness

The New Cat Parent Bundle includes a large installed activity centre, a set of small grooming tools and an adjustable kitten harness. Their instructions are unlikely to be needed at the same time. A short ownership note helps you find the right information later without treating the three products as equipment with one shared care routine.

Record the installed tower details

Keep the Highland Retreat’s exact product information, selected options and supplied assembly guidance together. Note where it is installed and where to find the manufacturer’s required inspection and anchoring instructions. Its listed 196.9cm height and 208.8cm width are useful identifiers, but do not replace the complete installation details.

Record any specific capacity clarification you obtain for the platforms your cat uses. The bundle lists individual platforms at 10–15kg and a total distributed load up to 50kg, with a request to confirm the relevant platform for cats over 10kg. Keeping the answer accessible avoids relying on a remembered whole-tower number later.

Make the grooming information easy to retrieve

List the Cashmere Comb tools by their intended purpose using the supplied information, and keep care guidance with the set. You do not need a complicated grooming log. The useful information is which tool is appropriate for the task, how it should be used and how it is cleaned and stored afterwards.

If a professional gives guidance about a particular tool or your cat’s coat, keep that advice with the relevant item’s notes. Avoid generalising it to every implement in the nine-piece collection. A helper should be able to identify the intended tool without guessing from its appearance or assuming the full kit is used each time.

Add a harness fit reminder

Record the selected harness size and your cat’s measurements when you check the fit. The included mesh vest is intended for kittens and small cats, so a growing cat may need reassessment even while the tower continues to fit well. Adjustability is not evidence that the same harness will suit an adult Maine Coon.

Keep the harness instructions accessible and never describe it as guaranteed escape-proof in a handover to another person. Review the note when equipment changes or the cat grows, removing information that no longer applies. One clear page can then support three different ownership tasks without imposing an unnecessary schedule or implying that all the bundle’s products have the same lifespan.

Explore The New Cat Parent Bundle and confirm the selected bundle options before ordering. For the next planning step, read our equipment record guide.