Hey-brother Cat Tree: Multi-Level Condo with Sisal Scratching Posts, Plush Condos, and Big Perches Review

I've spent a lot of time researching and reading reviews about cat curls for big cats which led me to this apartment. I think this is a great tree overall. with some important points that need updating. My cat is large in length and girth, it fits in the cubes but barely. Also, due to the way the stand is set up, she doesn't have an easy way to jump between tiers. I'm going to build her a little stool to jump on, but she's not interested at the moment. She prefers her endless deck…

I agree with the refrain on how good this scratching post is - you can find cheaper scratching posts but you really do get what you pay for. All hardware is included, plus a few extra screws just in case, plus an Allen key. Assembly took about 45 minutes, but it would have been half of that if it wasn't for all the "help" my two besties gave me. It's good looking and really big enough for big cats (I have two ragdoll kittens who aren't that big yet, but they will be!). It's wide and heavy…

We have a British Shorthair - a fairly large, mostly terrestrial cat. This scratching post was perfect for him. We didn't need anything too high as he doesn't like to climb, but we wanted something with large flats and platforms for him to rest comfortably. This was the tree with the largest flats we could find and it's perfect. Very easy to assemble - took less than an hour. Pretty strong and stable, which is important to us because our cat is strong! He likes it very much and sometimes…

I work in a pet shop and I have to tell you that we don't have anything like this tree big enough for big cats. This is perfect for my boys! One weighs 18.5 pounds and the other just over 16 pounds and is as fluffy as can be. They scratched it and put pieces on it even before I installed it! It's not very tall, which is good because my fat boys don't like to jump that high. My other scratching post that they only ever used was a ledge that was about 4 feet or so. The roof was never used, the…

I have two large cats - one 13 pounds, one 16 pounds. Assembly took about 30 minutes to sit down and do. I put together a cat tower using only diagrams and photos. It wasn't difficult, you just had to pay attention to the different lengths of the supplied screws. You use the included hex key to pull everything together. Each part is physically marked with a letter and number and then basically step by step. It became an instant hit with both my boys. Both have ample stretching space on the top…