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Redditor cewallace9 just wanted to order a nice cat tree for her beloved feline friend. Instead,War Archives she ordered a tree for dolls. Or ants.

Cewallace9 failed to notice the phrases "dolls houses" and "miniature" in the item's Amazon description and thought she was getting an under-$20 deal on a full-size scratching post.

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That... was not the case.

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"Note to self," she wrote, "...check the dimensions of EVERYTHING before ordering online."

All is not lost, though: this little felt lump could make a great ring holder. Or cewallace9 could adopt a few hamsters. Just some suggestions.

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