🐱 Kitty City Furniture Scratch Box: Corrugated Scratcher Review

Sturdy. I have a 15 lb cat that hits the bottom die and is holding up well. He's a little chicken to get on with anything else. A 12 lb cat will jump over everything else, no problem. Both cats use scratching posts. It doesn't move as much as I thought it would on tile and hardwood. I am impressed. It was easy to assemble. You can assemble according to your own imagination. I use a lint roller or vacuum to remove pet hair. I wipe the stain with a damp cloth. Cleans well.

I bought this earlier this year when I had my first cat. It all came together quickly and he loved it. I drove 800 km and ended up not taking it. I would like to have. I hope to be able to buy him another one in the near future. However, my brother's cats benefit a lot from it, so nothing to complain about really. The only thing I have to say about this is that unless it's put together very tightly, and even if it is sometimes, the pieces can fall apart. They just get together though, so it…

My cats LOVE IT! I have two Maine Coon kittens and I don't know how long they will last but so far so good! One of them weighs 13 pounds at 7 months old and is still doing pretty well. She weighs 7 pounds and they both really like this thing. After 2 months it's holding up great! They love it! Update: After 5 months of use, one of the cubes started falling apart. My 13kg kitten has grown into a 15lb cat. Both of my cats LOVE this thing! They love to play on it, sleep on it, scratching post…

Many years ago a company sold a tan nylon cat in the jungle. This one is outdated and I've been looking for a replacement for it but couldn't find it. So this product looked similar and I bought it. The main difference between the two is that the plastic tubing goes through small valves that hold the nylon parts in place. With the old product, the nylon cover was a tightly sewn-in cover with no Velcro. It was hard. Attach nylon tents to this product with Velcro. I have a seventeen pound cat…

Definitely met my expectations. I read the reviews before buying so I knew what I was buying. I honestly didn't expect this to work on my cats, but to my surprise, it does! I have two 5 year olds who weigh about 12 pounds each and they both fit comfortably. I added their beds for more padding but my tabby tabby still sleeps on the flimsy fabric. And he keeps it good. They're still uncomfortable to get into pockets, but I'm fine with that. A few tubes separated, but then converged normally. They

One of my cats really likes it. Kitty City weighs less than a typical cat tower, so it's a good idea to mount it to a wall (common sense) so it doesn't fall over while jumping or playing. Also remember that a wide base is more durable. Don't build your city without securing it. If you have a heavier or larger cat breed like mine, you can put a few stitches on the fabric where the velcro wraps around the frame. It is not enough that the fabric is securely fastened, it is enough that the Velcro…

This is a cat toy. Not handcrafted mahogany table. I've seen some reviews from other people complaining about the quality of the materials used in this. I don't know what these people were expecting but I assure you your kittens will love it. I bought this and the 31" and used the parts to make a slightly different configuration. If you buy more than one you can collect these things in many different ways. This 46" stand is pretty on its own solid. The other 31" is a bit heavy and prone to…

Look, it's a bunch of plastic tubing and connectors with some fabric and Velcro. This is not an elf rack. It's not made of forged aluminum and carbon fiber. - I know. Spoiled wild is an oxymoron) he survived the first 90 days outside in the Texan heat, rain and wind without a problem. used for plumbing or lawn sprinklers. Nothing fantastic. Apply a little to each joint as you put them together. a) Pro Tip #1 - You have a little time before the cement sets, so press each built piece to the…