Enhance Your Cat's Playtime with the 🐾 Made4Pets Wooden Cat Scratching Post and Interactive Cat Toy Review

Our cat loves it. She took the little bobble from the string, but we just tried a different toy. She still hits the house with pom-poms. I'm so happy with this toy and glad it doesn't hurt my eyes like so many others do.

Not heavy enough to use as a scratching post. It tips over very easily. The cat in the photo must be a few months old. My cats tower over him. The item was partially assembled despite the assembly instructions. Was it a comeback? The tree is not ready yet. I would like to because I don't know how to do it.

The scratching toy was very easy to put together and my cats started playing with it straight away! They rarely play with anything at the same time, so this toy really helped them bond. They have a plastic role play toy that they like sometimes, but this one has a unique sound with wooden balls on a wooden track that has caught their attention for a long time.

We were so lucky to be at home because the cat made as much scream as possible and we ran. A fluffy ball on a taut rope flipped and wrapped itself around a 9-week-old kitten, causing it to suffocate. We decided to shorten the string and replace it with an unstretched string instead of a retrace. If it doesn't work we will return it. Oh yes, the kitty loves balls. I might as well decide to call the company.

So glad I bought this kit for the new kitten in the house. Not that the 14-year-old cat didn't play with him the way she did. And she's mostly a snob about things like that. The dog was jealous and cried because of it. So everyone is unhappy, but first of all, it was not bought for a dog. The rest of us are excited. You can't get enough of it. As the kitten gets older I'll think about getting a bigger version of the same. Good price, well finished (I don't care if there aren't…

My two cats seem to love it from day one. They are about 10 months old. I found this while looking for toys that would pique my only cat's curiosity as suggested by our vet. Toys must not be chewed as he seems to be eating strange things and will eventually have an intestinal obstruction (twice in the last 3-4 months). I have to watch out for the dangling bobble but I like the fact that it's bigger so I hope we don't have any problems. He eats things like erasers whole! It looks nice and clean,

Considering the price of this cat tree I was shocked at the value of this cat scratching post. It was very easy to put together and my 16kg 9 year old cat can use the perch to scratch it without knocking it over. Even though I knew the kitten in the picture was at least half the size of my full tuxedo, I decided to give it a try just for the egg part. We have a small dog and the poor cat's toys are confiscated by the dog, so it's difficult to find toys for the cat to play with. The baseballs…

Pro "Toy" is a well-made toy, and I mean a toy, not a scratching post. The wooden toy is smoothly carved and easy to paint, which is how I preferred it. It's solid like a horizontal toy but will slide on a hardwood floor, but that's an easy fix by removing the felt pads that came with the kit and replacing them with rubber pads. My cats in the video woke up to see what the new thing was and ended up playing with it for an hour. Yes, it's 3 hours less than in the box, but those are cats! Cons…