Review on 🐱 Go Pet Club Leopard Cat Tree Condo House - 18W x 17.5L x 28H Inches: Premium Quality and Stylish Design by Jenny Washington

Update May 2017: 4 years later still a grown child's favorite toy, although a 15lb kitten has been tossing it around for years causing a bit of hesitation. Technically it's too big for it, but he doesn't care, he still fits in lol. There is no big concern. Now I have adopted another kitten and plan to use it again. Absolutely worth buying. Update: I've had it for 4 months now. My kitten is already a big boy (about 8lbs) and almost outgrew him being so long but as it was his "baby tree" he still loves him and excitedly climbs the tunnel, hangs both Ends up and curls up Stick your head out of the hole. He still loves his scratching post and can have it as long as he loves it. He uses it every day and it is holding up very well. Eventually the stuffed balls were torn off and mixed up with his other cat toys. Nothing bad. It's still a cute thing and I have it in my living room because it's prettier than other scratching posts. Now I'm planning to invest in a big scratching post - now I have a better idea of what they like. I still recommend it, but I think everyone should know that this is indeed the perfect tree for a little kitten. It's smaller and I don't think it will be that interesting for an adult cat. ********************** That's really cute. I bought this for my new 8 week old kitten and it's perfect for him while he's learning to jump and climb. My adult 15lb cat won't even look at it, which is probably for the best part because watching her try to squeeze into that top tube would be awful - lol. I'm sure the little tree will grow when it eventually does, but for $40 this is a great little scratching post. Recommended for kittens and small cats.