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Cons: Platforms are a bit small for adult cats and structure wobbles Pros: Value for money, my cat loves it I recommend it with three shorter pillars below building does not appear in the photo either. The tree becomes more stable and also a little taller.

These things are usually so expensive and I was very happy to find one that was affordable. I don't know why it took anyone so long to build a decent scratching post that doesn't cost more than $100. It's definitely more stripped down - the materials aren't as strong as the trees, which cost three times as much, but that's to be expected. Anyway, it doesn't matter. The quality is still good; the carpet is softer than usual, more like a fluffy fabric. If it's worn out I think it's pretty easy to

I have three cats and they all like him! I introduced them to him by putting them all on him at the same time. I also tied one of their favorite toys to one of the posts in hopes it would make them more familiar as they had never used a scratching post before. It worked and I'm very happy about that because now they use a scratching post instead of my furniture! lol. The white toy is already stapled on top which is nice because my cats love to play with it too. They liked to play with the…

I bought this scratching post for my adult kitten who weighs about 6 pounds. She loves to climb and loves to scratch and since we moved to a smaller space she doesn't have many places to climb much. Even after reading all the previous reviews, I decided to purchase this product because I *actually* read the product description, which most other buyers don't seem to have done. Exterior: Beige is a bit closer to ivory but certainly looks great in our living room corner with wood laminate and…

I just assembled a scratching post (took me about 20 minutes) and my cats love to climb on it. As expected, the mouse disengaged after about 2 seconds, but simply made a loop of rubber band and draped it over its tail. Later I will replace the shackle with a screw eyelet and a stronger rubber band, which will solve this problem. The color is a little lighter than the picture, which is normal, and it wobbles a bit when a few cats scratch it and climb on it, but there doesn't seem to be any risk…