Review on 🐱 Optimized Cat Tree Perch by Go Pet Club by Bill Pulakanam

This piece of cat furniture didn't last long. This piece of cat furniture was intended for a family with 1 cat. This cat used to have furniture with sisal rope posts, and those posts lasted quite a while. appear to be as strong as the other sisal poles this cat has scratched. This piece of furniture was used approximately 2 1/2 months before it looked like the attached photo. It has since been kicked out. Not wanting to try to recover the message, I decided to try something new. This cat had other things around the house to scratch, including a large sisal rope scratching post (although the rope is thicker), but the cat liked to shred the sisal rope against it I think because it was less stiff. , and had more "to give" him than other things a cat can scratch. Who knows, maybe the cat also enjoyed watching the mail slowly tear and unravel every day. Now the cat has other furniture to lie on, something made of pressed cardboard. He's pretty tough and strong. It took the cat a few days to get used to this, but now the cat has something harder to scratch and sleep on. So as long as the cat you're buying this piece of furniture for doesn't scratch it too often, it should last a while. The pros of this cat furniture are that it's fairly easy to assemble, it's short enough to fit under a window, and the fabric that covers it is soft and plush. The disappointment was related to the quality of the rope used on one of the poles.