Review on 🐱 Optimized Search: Jungle Cat Cube Combo, Collapsible Cat Cube, Bed, Tunnel, and Toys for Cats by Kitty City by Heidi Ward

Got this for my Japanese bobtail kittens a few months ago. I immediately noticed that the tunnel wasn't made of coiled wire to keep it open when the kittens attacked each other. The wire structure rings just fold down, causing my kitties to avoid the tunnel. Second, my kittens are not large, 7 pounds at nine months old, but they don't easily fit in the tunnel. They have to bend down to get through and they hate it. Today one of my kittens while chasing a stick toy landed on a tunnel and flattened one of the tunnel's rings, causing a crease on the ring. I tried to smooth out the crease. But it just crashes again. The tunnel is now unusable. But the Velcro attachment points on the tunnel and the cubes are already torn from the fabric. Also, the cash register cube often falls over because my kittens love to play with it until one of them pushes against the wall and destroys the tent. The floor doesn't hold up well. The "best” of this trio is the autonomous cube. I saw the kittens attack him several times, jumping back well. Although with the rest of the wear and tear I don't have high hopes for its durability. If you have small kittens that are not active mouse and bird catchers, this might be for you. However, if you have a big cat that likes to jump, run, and chase toys, this isn't the best option. As cute as he is, he's going to be put in a cat shelter for the rest of his life.