🐱 Poils bebe Cat Scratching Post and Tree: Carpeted Sisal Tower with Platform, Plush Ball, and More - Perfect for Kittens and Small Cats! Review

I needed something small for my foster kittens to play around with but didn't want to break the bank - this turned out to be the best scratching post/platform/scratcher I could find for money Also it's incredibly beautiful. Extremely easy and quick to assemble and durable. Definitely a size for small kittens, would not recommend for adult cats.

Fits my 12kg cat. like lol I don't know if she falls over when she falls asleep. But both of our cats love it, they started using the scratching post right away, it's easy to put together and for the price of one of those cardboard "cat houses" ($16.99) I think it's a hell of a deal. Bought so they have a place to sit and next to me while I work from home. without crawling through my room lol.

At first, our kitty avoided this thing almost entirely. He climbed all the way to the top once without scratching the pole and didn't bother with the bouncy ball at all. I got the idea to remove the top so it was just a scratching post. After removing the top, I placed the tennis ball on the stud protruding from the top of the post and now he loves it. He still doesn't care about the bouncy ball, but uses the pole a lot. He doesn't even care about the record that's on the floor now. There's no…

I originally made a cat tower with toys at the top and a seat at the bottom, but thought it would make a good window if I swapped the two towers. felt a bit short. While the product claims that the tower is suitable for medium to large sized cats, it is actually more suitable for small to medium sized cats. It's honestly big enough for my medium/large cat and any large cat wouldn't have much space. The tunnel seems a bit flimsy, but it seems to be holding for now. It's not that durable even…

Our house is small, so we needed a small scratching post. The footprint is small enough to fit on a narrow table behind a sofa. The table makes the tree tall enough for the cat to feel "big and in charge," and also serves as a walkway for the kitty to walk to my husband's chair. Wood seems good value for money. It won't be indestructible, but it's not ugly and it suits our space. For now we've stabilized it with a wedge, but ultimately we'll screw it to the countertop (cheap DIY, no valuable…

I'll be brief. This scratching post is really cute and I only have two small problems. One, while as wide as I expected, is shorter than I thought it would be, so keep that in mind. The second problem is that my cat was playing (incredibly feisty) with a spring toy and broke the spring leaving a nail in the hole. She acted quite aggressive and playful but to be honest I would assume the cat tree seller knows what cats are. In any case, although it showed up, it was a very simple fix. All I had…

I've had this tree by my window for my cat for a few months now and it's her favorite place to sleep. She scratched immediately, which made me very happy! Mama Cat Wins 🥇The instructions are pretty hard to decipher in places but overall it's not too bad, it's doable for a person who knows a thing or two about reading Ikea style instructions. I installed it myself (28F). Being able to go back to the product photo online helped a lot! The little hammock bed is a godsend. I didn't think it would…

I wasn't expecting TOO much for the price but I was expecting something better. Firstly, there was sooooo much fluff, wood dust and the like from the fabric material and chipboard. Lots of tight issues and the like. Made a mess taking things out of the box. The details of the stairs were broken. Basically torn in half under the fabric. Very very weak chipboard. It is very thin and not durable at all. My cats didn't even want to climb the second level from the top, let alone the very top. And my