Sleek and Sturdy: SONGWAY Square Cat Scratching Rubbing Post Extra Tall for Fun-Filled Exercise Review

My cats love to stretch and sharpen their claws on this stand. Unfortunately, it's too shaky for them to feel safe jumping from above. And almost run over by scratches near the top. It's decent but not great.

No pre-drilled holes included! It's easy to fix as it's literally three holes and the top, I didn't even think to bother with it because it's fuzzy on top so you don't really need that top with the ball. Overall a good size and my cat has already used it.

I have a large cat, Zane, who has had trouble with smaller scratching posts. With this scratching post he can stand up and stretch a lot while digging in this scratching post. This really gives Zane a great job and he doesn't scratch furniture anymore.

Everything about it seemed nice and as described but they didn't explain that the base is in 2 parts that come with a drilled hole are stacked on each side that you can quickly screw into. Not only was it difficult to unroll the two pieces (too tight against the carpet), the holes didn't line up between the base and the post so they couldn't be connected. Returned disappointed.

I bought two of these from different companies. I wasn't happy with that. It was more difficult to assemble and the carpeting is very soft and falling apart. The dark brown "rug" came loose in my hands trying to assemble it. It definitely won't last as long as the other one I bought. The cats went straight to him and he looks beautiful after being vacuumed. Gather this together and secure the boards with tape.

My cats scratch chairs in pictures all the time and don't scratch other things I bought for them. I bought this tower because it was long enough to fully extend and they used it right away. Video from the first day I received the product. Every time I saw them using the tower I gave them treats so they wouldn't try to destroy my chairs again. I plan to end up getting another one for a different part of my house.

It's really heavy and feels solid if only I could put it all together. There are two screws attaching the bottom part to the post and I was only able to get one screw in. The other when I was trying to put it back in place, screwing it in, the metal part where it audibly fell onto the bar so only one side was attached. Also, the bottom square is actually two rectangles held together with fabric. This made it difficult to line up the holes properly. I also struggled to screw on the top square…