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Should I remove the bell from hanging toys?
If your cat is still young or particularly intrigued by the plush balls (featuring a toy bell), remove the bell from the plush ball to minimize the risk of accidental swallowing. Do not leave your cat unattended while it plays with this toy. Regularly inspect the toy for wear and tear and loose parts. If your cat starts to chew or eat the plush balls or elastic bands, remove the toys. The cat tree is only intended for cats to play, climb, and sharpen their claws—not a children's toy.
Updated 2 September 2026. Written by Globlazer Assembly Support.
Fits / Not Fits
| Fits | Not Fits |
|---|---|
| Bell / plush / elastic warnings from the manual Safety Advisory | Claiming every household must remove every bell on day one |
| Short safety answer tied to hanging toys | Replacing the full assemble / wall-strap guide |
Source: official Globlazer assembly manual, Warnings and Safety Advisory.
Quick checks
- Remove the bell when the cat is young or highly focused on the plush ball.
- Supervise play; inspect toys for loose parts.
- Keep children away during assembly (small parts and packaging film, bags, foam).
Next steps
- How to assemble a cat tree — full safety section and build order
