🐱 FEANDREA 45.3-Inch Cat Tree Tower with Scratching Posts, Ramp, 2 Plush Perches, Cat Cave - Ideal for Small Spaces, Apartments Review

Easy assembly and my Siamese would jump into their condo and curl up before it was done. Cats jump, scratch and nap on it and it looks way better than the standard cat tree.

My cat runs around the room and keeps jumping off this little thing. She hasn't knocked him over yet, pushed the pile around him. It was glued to the grip mat. Very light, I would recommend adding some weight to the base.

My cats are addicted to this stuff, my maine coon has torn it up and the tri color kitty loves to sleep on the top pillow and watch our whole house. They ripped the ball off with a bell (the scene in the pictures) but the company sends TWO replacements when you buy! I love it, it's worth every penny

The carpet on the bottom pillar is already ripped and I haven't had it in a month. Bought to replace another tower that collapsed a month later. I wish someone could build one that lasts and isn't cheaply assembled with cheap materials and cheap parts. why put a scratching post on it if a cat can't scratch it properly and it won't fall apart in a few weeks?

This product has some issues for me and the kittens. You refuse! 1. When assembling, the holes for the scratching posts were in the wrong place, so I could only screw on one side, otherwise the individual tree would jam. There were also extra parts and 1 part that didn't fit where the instructions said.2. The two tall towers with sleeping platforms are too close together, making it difficult for cats to get up and down.

We adopted a 9 year old cat from Houston (not visible) and she turned out to be very petite. So this scratching post is perfect! However, this would not be so good for medium, large or multiple cats. The gray fur coat is beautiful and soft. The moment we put our cat on it (she still doesn't know what to climb on and what not), she curled up and watched the birds out the window. Our window sills are low, so this tree is tall enough for her to see. She seemed very comfortable and happy! The…

After the factory smell has dissipated, the cat explores and plays with it and uses the scratching post. I think the kitten will also use the scratching post. It looks very cute to a human, and a cat will take a nap on the "balconies". Assembly instructions are clear, interesting in that the translation problem was solved solely with the help of diagrams (pic 101?). Pay attention to the screws that go through the bottom of the "Cat Cave" - they require some force, and everything else is a piece

We have a small older cat and this was due to replace the old worn out wood which she and her (now deceased) brother used and abused as a fresh start after we moved to a new house. It was easily assembled by a couple of people in a short amount of time, no complications except accidentally turning one of the screws in the wrong place which was easy to fix. The fabric is soft and looks good. When we moved in, she liked having a "cave" as a safe place to sleep (or pout). That's a good height, and