Pawz Road Cat Tree Luxury 34 Inches Cat Tower: Double Condos, Spacious Perch, Scratching Posts, Replaceable Dangling Balls Review

So easy to assemble Our cat was on it before I could assemble it. It is very durable. The top perch is great and with two posts to hold our big cat on it very securely. I like the removable lid on the top perch. There was even an additional felt bottom compartment and a bobble. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a tree that fits well in a small space and looks beautiful. This is a very good buy!

We bought it for our two kittens! It was easy to assemble by following the instructions that came with it, but a couple of holes required extra greasing and my husband had to turn around to tighten it. It's made of pressed wood, so it's pretty light, so you can easily move around to find the perfect spot in our cave! It's strong on my kittens, but not sure on adult cats! This is awesome for kittens! The top seat is comfortable for both! Includes an extra screw, felt box and extra hanging toy…

I have 3 large cats - all over 16lbs and only one fat - so wish it was a little bigger overall although they don't seem to notice. It took a few days and a pinch of catnip, but now they've all benefited. Despite the fact that they are large cats, the largest ones like to sleep in a closet. They all used the top level. I like that the fabric parts can be removed for washing. Because cats are so big, I decided not to take anything very big so it wouldn't be too heavy. It seems very stable. Also…

I like the color and materials of this cat tower. It was incredibly easy to put together. For the price it's fantastic. My cat is a large boy and does not fit or sit on the top perch like I expected. The soft "wall" of the top perch is bent onto a wooden platform. My cat doesn't seem to mind and he still enjoys sitting/laying on it and bird watching from the window for hours. The only thing that seemed wrong was the ball going with the rook. It was attached to the circuit board in the wrong…

ETA 06/30/21: Sweet Pea likes to hide in her room during this historic warming dome. I love this scratching post. Functional and sturdy, it matches my salted oak furniture so it doesn't irritate the eyes as much as some others. The faux wood paneling gives it a more sterile and utilitarian vibe than some of the others, which look like someone turned a poodle into a Dr. Seuss topography. Some cats might find this less appealing, but mine seems to prefer harder surfaces (like countertops, grr!)…

Condominium for 3 foster kittens. They were only 4 weeks old when I assembled the bottom piece using one of the square pieces and a ramp for them to climb up. A few weeks later, after they learned to climb up and down, I assembled the rest. I found it stronger than I expected. The kittens played on it constantly, and all three piled upstairs for an afternoon nap. One of the kittens used it as his bed every night. It was the perfect size for these little kittens. Even after the kittens weighed a