Feeding station in one corner, scratcher in another, bed in a third. Cat kit multiplies quickly, and in a flat it starts to feel as though the cat has annexed the room. This set folds three of those jobs into one footprint: a wooden house to sleep in, a scratching lounger sitting on top of it, and a gravity feeder and water dispenser standing alongside as a single station.

The top section detaches, so the house works on its own or the lounger moves elsewhere. The feeder runs on gravity, meaning food falls from the hopper as the bowl empties. That refills itself but it does not portion anything, which makes it the right tool for a cat who self-regulates and the wrong one for a cat who eats whatever is in front of them. The water side works the same way, drawing down from its reservoir as the bowl goes down.

• Wooden cat house with a detachable scratcher lounger on top
• Gravity feeder holding approximately 1600ml of dry food
• Water dispenser holding approximately 800ml
• Scratching surface sited where the cat already rests
• Resting, scratching, feeding and drinking in one footprint
• Three variants to choose between

Two things worth knowing. And a gravity feeder is for dry food only. Wet food should never be left standing in an open hopper.

Who it's for: One-cat households short on floor space who want the resting, scratching and feeding kit consolidated, and whose cat does not overeat when food is freely available.