TOYSBOOM 15-inch 3-in-1 Cat Scratching Post for Indoor Cats - Interactive Toy Balls and Natural Sisal Scratch Bridge Review

Received this for my very picky cats and they love it (although they don't sit long enough to take pictures with it). It is very easy to assemble, I assembled it in minutes, it is very durable and the material of the bed/living room and base is very soft and the cat scratching post is very attractive to my cats and the ball pompom hanging on it is the last one Cut. Pleasure. love it

We have six cats, two scratching posts and four other small cat posts scattered around the house. I particularly like this variety. Although my large adult cats are too small to pull their claws while standing, they still fall onto their sides and tug at the perch when holding on to it. But the best thing about this type of rack is that they sleep on it and not on my computer desk. There are three posts around me, and every few days I add a bit of catnip to each one. Cats sleep there instead of

I don't see a price for it so that's my big caveat. Even if it's the greatest invention of all time, if it costs a billion dollars, it won't bring much benefit to the masses. But other than that, if your kitty loves the scratching post and will be using the bed, this thing is pretty slick. It didn't come with any instructions that I could find, but it's very easy to assemble even if you have to guess where to put the screw. We had to move it to the basement because our 1 year old tried to climb

I have a mixed family of cats. 4 adult kittens came to our family at different times. Usually they just ignore each other, but sometimes one intimidates the other. Because of this, I like to have plenty of safe places for them to be that are above ground. This cat scratching post/cat tower is a bit small. This lifts them off the ground, but another cat can easily walk past and attack without reaching out too much. Also, the platform is quite small. My cats can sit or sit on it, but when someone

Cat Karen loves this scratching post. She was so excited when I opened it that I didn't even pull it out before she smacked the toy ball. Her weirdly long claws are all intact, and I keep a nearby scratching post for her on each floor because I don't like her using my furniture as a perch. It's a good size to make sure she remembers it, but it's not intrusive in the room. Its dimensions are 20.5 x 11.4 inches. It's cute and dainty, with a soft snuggly area at the top, a fun toy ball to play…

Please note that the cat scratching post is very small! We love it. We use scratching posts of this size in our foster kennels. This gives mom a chance to scratch her claws and let the kittens play. It also increases the surface area within the cell. They have always been popular when we put them in cages. This model has some specific advantages and disadvantages: PROS: - Fits well in the kitten cage - The top has a nice soft surface to sleep on - The sisal on the stand is replaceable - Very…

Less than a month ago I adopted a nine year old cat, Stacey. I don't have much information on her so I'm looking for different toys/cribs/scratches that she might like. The small tree/scraper is very easy to assemble and the seat material is very soft. It's also cute and fits into a small space. As soon as I assembled it, Stacey started playing with the bobble (attached to the side) and then jumped in the seat. She's a small cat - about 7 pounds, which is the perfect size for her. She also…

Cat helps set up this scratching post almost immediately. I think Prudence was drawn to the sisal on the pole and she's always liked those fluffy rubber balls you find in scratching posts. There were no instructions in that post, but there was a leaflet with relevant information attached to the parts. I was asked to "read the instructions carefully" which I found quite amusing. Luckily, assembly was easy and intuitive, taking two to three minutes (and it comes with an Allen wrench, the only…