Review on 🐾 Baxton Studio Pet Houses, Brown: Stylish and Functional Homes for your Beloved Pets by Kari Harden

Oh my god. Directions are TERRIBLE. But! If you are lucky enough to learn how to do minimally useful things, you will be fine, the honnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn everything will be fine. Well, fair warning, the instructions are literally just really bad pictures. Hahahaha. It's okay to cry. You will need a Phillips (star-shaped) drill along with an Allen key, needle nose pliers and a hammer. I know. It seems strange but trust me. I put it together alone by listening to Shania Twain and not being the most sober person and it took me about 2 hours total. You can do it. Pros: Hides poop, looks classy and mid-century modern, good for throwing out trash, serves as a cool spot, deters dog from eating cat food, very heavy. Cons: This thing was heavy, like all Raus! I live alone and have pasta for hands, so lugging them into my apartment wasn't the funnest thing I've ever done. But I think that's why it's good. I've tried hiding this lightweight 3M box before and it was so fragile and awful that I threw it away almost immediately. It's quite heavy and feels sturdy. Is it really good at impersonating a real tree? It's pressed chipboard, but heavier? But back to these tools. you will need them all. Photos for reference! All in all, this is a good box! I'll update if it doesn't last. If that rating is still solid, then so is the box. 'Cause let me tell you If this thing breaks I will add Karen/Becky EVERYTHING to this review. The cost is high, but when it works, it's worth it!