🐱 Premium Tall Beige & Brown Cat House by Go Pet Club: A Perfect Haven for Your Feline Friends Review

Excellent! Don't hesitate when Ricky Bobby (around 20lbs) jumps to the top, Michael Myers loves that too but prefers it when his nemesis doesn't enjoy first place. The dog loves it too. However, Michael Myers kicked her out. He's a tyrant. Suitable for thick muffins. They all weigh about 20 pounds. Ricky Bobby is 21 years old. Don't judge harshly, he's just got one big bone.

Fantastic price for a fantastic cat apartment if only our cat would come in! She lies on both balconies every day, but even with the custom foam pad I made for the inside, she won't lie inside. She's weird and we don't get it at all, she'll be lying in boxes, laundry baskets, old buckets, piles of dirty rags, but a beautifully padded, softly carpeted lush private apartment NO. Maybe too warm? But even now, if it's until 60 a.m., it's still NO. I give up

The package received was very light, easy to move and assemble, not as strong as heavier cat trees but shorter. Only 5 parts to assemble. 1 detachable sisal toy. The scratching posts are short and made of cardboard tubes, the walls are made of thin chipboard, the faux fur is of average quality BUT there is a slight chemical smell.! INTERIOR DIMENSIONS: top shelf 15.5 x 15.5 x 16.5 (LxWxD), middle shelf 17.5 x 17.5 x 18.5 (LxWxD), condo 24" from side corners and 18.5" front door to back corner.

Bought this scratching post for our two older cats who are 14 and 15 years old. They love it! I often find them perched on the second shelf (I have an infinity scraper next to it so they can climb up easily). These are big cats, and each level is spacious enough to stretch out comfortably. Even a small cave is spacious for big cats. They don't scratch scratching posts as often as regular scratching posts, but they use them occasionally. Overall I am satisfied with this purchase.

Looks good. Fits perfectly in the place I have planned for it. My biggest problem is that the top level is right above the middle one. There is no platform to help my geriatric cats up or down from the top level making them useless to us. Cats don't always want to be in an enclosed space, and only one can fit on a level at a time. This is used a little less frequently than our previous tree, where the levels were staggered so cars could easily move from one level to the next. This probably…

I bought this for my two cats who are about 2 years old. This is her second Go Pet Club scratching post since she outgrew the first. In less than a week, one of my cats had already napped in each of the compartments and found her pet was upstairs, just like in her old scratching post. My other cat is a bit shy and slow to pick things up. She sniffed it and went in a bit, but she hadn't napped or played with it yet. I have also attached a photo of her old scratching post of the same brand. They…

I bought these to replace the window for my cats. I couldn't find a Frisco (a brand I find strong and durable) with the right height. Arrived quickly, easy to assemble, stable. Both cats love it. Unfortunately, the posts are partially covered with sisal foil, with the ends covered with what appears to be a thin layer of polar fleece. After only 1 month of use, the fleece shredded. So far I haven't been able to find any sisal as a substitute for fleece. I can't imagine what designer thought this

This product is quick and easy to assemble and feels quite solid. It is not "warm" as it is a fabric on chipboard. I added a thick towel in the top bunk and a small cat bed in the bottom corner. It's sturdy and big enough for my 15 lb cat. This is the optimal height for my windows so the cat can lie on top and look out onto the street. I'm not sure how well the sisal rope will hold up. It doesn't look like it's attached very well. Luckily mine still use a different scratching post for this…

I love this scratching post! My Ragdoll cat is very large (she has a very long body) and usually has to crouch on the top platforms of other scratching posts because they are too small. This tree has the largest top deck I have ever seen and can actually stretch out on it to sleep! The ground floor part of the house/cabin is very big and looks like a cave. The tree structure is exceptionally strong (it's pretty straight up and down and not very tall) so it's very unlikely to tip over or wobble.