🐱 MXiiXM Cat Tree Tower: Ultimate Kitty Climbing Frame and Resting Haven for Total Feline Fun! Review

This thing is a kitten deathtrap. First, only a very small kitten can use it. Secondly, the top row is connected to the scratching post, while the bottom row and the bottom part of the column are not connected. Basically you balance the top layer and the scratches on the bottom layer. I called customer service but they didn't tell me if the item was just defective. Get a refund for this. I wouldn't let a pet play with this thing. Very sad and disappointed.

I bought my first one and my niece knocked it over and it broke. I bought a new one to replace because my kitty liked it before it tipped over. The one they sent was half the size of the previous one and my kitty couldn't even fit up. I sent it back and asked for a replacement thinking it was an accident and I would get the same size as before. nope! Just as small. He came back and I ordered the best of gum and my cat is in love.

We didn't want to invest a lot of money in a cat tower and toys for our new rescue kitten from the County Sheriff's Department Animal Shelter. So I was looking for a cat rest tower and toys under $20 and found this tiny tower. It combines so many options in one small tower. It has a scratching post and a feather hunting toy attached to it, as well as a ball of tightly wound yarn for scratching. The scratching post is attached at the base and at the top. The top can be used as a platform to…

Kitty liked it, but it didn't match her energy. It was easy to assemble. Straight ahead. She tore off the little trinkets that hung for a month after she had them. I put other items in their place, but their low energy was determined to break them and broke part of the pole to the point that I couldn't put it back together. We kept it for a few more months so she could use it as a scratching post. I figured it would take at least 6 months. I'll probably take more next time. I underestimated my…

This tree is very cute for kittens but please watch my video to see it's tiny and made only for little kittens. My kitten is about 7 weeks old (we're not sure yet as he was found on the street and checked over by the vet over the next week) but is very small. It is definitely a kitten tree, not a teenage/kitten type tree. It's primarily for babies, which is great for us right now, but if you've got a kitten who wants to start scratching their joints in a big way, they're ready for something…

I was very happy to get this for a new 4 month old kitten and for a baby. But I was shocked at how SMALL it was when I opened the box. I didn't read the dimensions; I mainly looked at the price 🤦🏾‍♂️ , so it was on me. To be honest, assembly was very easy. It took me 2 minutes to assemble. I thought my cat wouldn't use it because it's too big for him, but she does. I notice her sharpening her nails on him or running over to hit a little ball. The price caught my attention and made me buy it…

PRO: My 5 month old cat uses it as a perch and the scratching posts are great. I bought it for him when he was 10 weeks old and he loved it. He still loves it. CONS: Disappointing that the gum is so thin that it took the balls off in two days Broken gum, first round: . There is enough elastic left over to attach another toy to all three. He liked to sit upstairs and pull toys onto the pole. Sweet. Broken rubber band, second round: I had to find mice with strong tails and something feathered to…