Natural Sisal Cat Scratching Post Hammock – Coconut Tree 🐱 Design, Indoor Outdoor, Cat Scratcher and Bed for Kittens and Adults Review

My cat loves the hammock bed even before I have finished building his new scratching post. This scratching post is easy to assemble. It's sturdy and a great size for a large cat. Sweet coconut palm 🌴 is a plus. Happy with this purchase.

Love it and my kittens too! The hanging coconuts are lots of fun and stimulating, the hammock and groundsheet are soft, and the hammock will withstand even the heaviest collar (mine is almost 20 pounds!). Assembly was VERY easy and took about three minutes. I also appreciate the included Allen key!

It is very cute and my cats love it. Although he's not very tall. Large cats may not fit in a hammock, but they'll try anyway (my cats, which weigh over ten pounds, kind of hang on the side). He is durable. Some of my cats keep attacking the "branches" of the palm tree, which appear to be made of felt, so this part may not last long.

I liked it because it was cute. My cats LOVE it because they love to scratch the sisal rope. This scratching post is strong enough that my almost 20 lb cat Ollie can actually scratch it without falling off while using it. Lulu likes the hammock best. They seem to think felt palms are too much, but I think they're cute. Thank you Revain Vine for the opportunity to use and review this product.

I assembled this in 10 minutes. There are no instructions other than a sheet of paper with an easy-to-understand diagram. There are 4 screws and an Allen key. This is a low product. So if your cat lives in a tree, she might not like it. My cat lives in the bushes and prefers to be on or near the ground. it's strong My cat is 10 pounds and when she jumped into the hammock the product did not rock or tip over. My cat fits comfortably in the hammock. This is much better than the standard…

Took me 8 minutes to assemble all this, very easy even if you are not a skilled person. This is one of the cutest cat beds/cat claws I've come across so I was hoping it would be of good quality. Well I was right. The base of the scratching post is covered with a very soft plush material. It's also wide enough for a kitten to jump into the hammock without moving or tipping over. Hanging between two trees, the basket is big enough for my 17kg kitten to curl up in. Scratching posts are rough…

In general, my cat likes it, but she doesn't like the coconut leaves because she's afraid of them, so I removed them. I figured with limited space for my cat this would do three things: a scratching post, play balls and an elevated place for her to cool off. With every new thing she needs some time to warm up. At first the leaves scared her, so I had to remove them, and only after three days she warmed up and used a hammock. The build quality is pretty good, the standard scratching post…