Ultimate Cat Condo Tower Collection - PETMAKER 5-Tier: Scratching, Napping, Perches, Kitty Huts & Toys for Multiple Cats Review

Works exactly as it's supposed to and fairly easy to set up. My main problem is that the base is quite small and therefore wobbles a lot. It hasn't fallen over yet, but my cat sometimes has trouble getting up or off when the whole thing is shaking under him and almost making him fall over. This is a durable cat tree, good for the price but you can definitely tell this is not a super high end cat tree.

Sturdy enough for a small cat. I like the materials and the color. There was a nut missing on the upper deck which I have not repaired yet. (There was only a hole in the wood with no nut to insert a screw.) It took about an hour and a half to assemble. Marty sharpens his claws with it and likes to sleep on the top bunk. Photo of her in the tower at 8 and 12 weeks.

We have 2 Sphynx and Siamese cats then a Maine Coon who weighs 19lbs and a rescue cat but our heavy hitter is a 6 month old Baby raccoon who is very rude It was an amazing deal, I got an open box for $55 and I was speechless at how solid and beautiful it is. The only thing that gets destroyed is the cheap mice attached to it. It holds 6 animals at once and is very sturdy, the raccoon can't knock it over giving them hours of fun and sleep, they even fight for the top of the house.

My cats love trees and tall heights so I wanted this pickaxe to be taller. It's very high and the two platforms are at or above eye level (depending on me or my husband) so it's great for cats. My boy loves the small apartments here! He is very picky and claustrophobic, so he likes to have windows on all sides. When he throws himself against a tree, it trembles and lifts off the ground slightly, but he is very aggressive in his game. My girl, on the other hand, is a larger Maine Coon. She's too