Lazy Pet Plush Single Condo Review

My cat just doesn't like it, he hates the scratching post and lived in it for about a week as a kitten. Everyone needs to know that this is not suitable for an adult cat. maybe a kitten.

If you're looking for an inexpensive way to please your kitten while travelling, then this is exactly what you need. She will have her own shelter which is quick to set up by rolling the top and bottom of the device over the Velcro. Yes, it's all held in place by thick velcro and cardboard. It's not bad for the price though and offers a kitty a quick hideaway.

I bought a plush lazy pet flat for my three cats - they all weigh between 9 and 13 pounds. The two larger cats couldn't fit in comfortably, but they didn't care anyway. They tried it once or twice and it sat in the house for months and no one else touched it. I gave it to my mom for the cats. Again they looked at him several times and lost interest. Finally, we donated it to charity. Aside from the lack of interest from cats, the design is rather flimsy. I suspect that's why my cats didn't like

Lazy Plush Cat Condominium is best for kittens, not large adult cats. When assembled it is approximately 34 cm tall and 13 1/2 inches in diameter. It's a great size for kittens, but for owners of big bouncy cats like me, it's too small for them to curl up in. The fur covering the condo is soft and plush, has a very short pile and doesn't look like it will fall off (I need more fur in my house for example). Plush fur covers the nearly 1 inch thick plywood base, the roof also looks like plywood…