Enhance Your Cat's Playtime with the Go Pet Club IQ Busy Box Cat Tree Review

Very easy to assemble yourself. Neither cat played with the ball box. The first step may take a little longer. The top section is just right for my medium sized cats. She's used to it because it's a great way to look out the window or take a nap.

Kitty likes this. Sturdy wood, carpet a bit thin. The Busy Box is stable and the cat initially played with it. She loves sleeping upstairs and playing with the hanging mouse. Good price. Fast delivery. Arrived with no screw and delayed my build. But customer service was quick and efficient.

Took me less than 30 minutes to assemble, while I was building the cats (I have 2 of them) were curious and sniffing around. As soon as it was built, a cat looked at it, played with balls in the box and left, the cat loves it, loves heights and sleeps on top of the bed, when not sleeping, it plays with the mouse, slam it.

When I bought this I thought my cats MAYBE use the top of the bed and would definitely ignore the bottom 'IQ' ball. Turns out they LOVE the top and one of them loves getting balls out of the bottom toy so much I had to buy more balls just to keep her entertained. This cat tree surprised and impressed me. Definitely worth the money and then some.

Item arrived on time and was neatly packaged with all parts included plus an Allen key for assembly. The Go Pet Club IQ Busy Box scratching post has a large, heavy base, making it less likely to fall over. The only wobble comes when my two cats jump near its top. My two cats had to check it out immediately after assembling it. My larger adult cat didn't seem too interested in him for the first few days. My youngest and little cat fell in love with him from the start. My larger cat looked a bit…

Update: still going strong with the 3rd cat in the mix. Really high quality product. Pretty easy to clean and our cats love it. We removed part of the box because one of our cats became so cute in it. However, this did not affect the integrity of the scratching post. We have had this scratching post for over 6 months, it was definitely worth the money. I have two kittens, one is about 9 months old and the other 4 months old and we were looking for a cat scratching post near the window that…

A decent scratching post from a local chain pet store would cost over $150. It was under $50. As such, it has some disadvantages. The base is made of 1/4" thick pressboard, so the stability is low when a big cat wants to jump on the top shelf. Because of this, I fixed it to the wall. Therefore, I had to mount furniture pads from below, so that the Socket not scratched the bottom I covered the opened latches with ancient sheepskin from above (see photo) The top shelf is a bit small but the cat…

I purchased this exact design (45") on May 16th 2019 to allow my cats to get to their window table. I have several birdhouses on the table. on the other side of the window to our amusement with the cats. Originally her bird watching console table was between the sofa and the window, but when the sofa was gone the table was too high for the old cat, the fat cat and the sick cat . Get cat off the floor. So I had to find stairs. Official pet stairs are mostly just for getting onto the seat of a…