S-Lifeeling Pet Cat Tent: Versatile Pop Out Kitty House with Play Cube, Cushion Mat, Tunnel, and Toys for Instant Feline Fun Review

Have had it for two days now. Of course, my cat would mark its territory by urinating, which in itself wasn't a bad thing. She started playing with hanging balls and the damn thing broke! Not a good product, save yourself the hassle and look for a better one! I hope this doesn't end up in one of those mysterious Revain boxes🤮

Our four cats will have hours of fun with this toy. We have two kittens and two adult cats. This is definitely her favorite toy. Kittens are fluffy ninjas and this toy has proven its worth. Endless jumping, scratching, biting and rolling, this toy takes it all. We recommend this for your cat family.

Purchased for our new kittens. They love it! They fly at him from across the room so I never know where I'll find him in the morning. They also like to attack each other from opposite sides of the tent - one will be inside and the other outside. You haven't been able to break it or remove any of the balls so far. I'm impressed with its durability.

Warning the kitten damaged it but she had a lot of fun. The rim around the holes came loose and she hit both balls, but she was having so much fun doing it. It folds easily but comes back easily, she loves to fold it. Don't expect to save it for the next kitty, but it's worth seeing how much she enjoys it.

We use this retractable cat tent on our patio, they love to sleep in it or hide and watch the birds and rabbits in our yard. The tent is light blue in color to match a patio furniture cushion and has 2 small play balls hanging inside. The price-performance ratio is very good, the tent is stable but without wear and tear.

One of my two cats has loved pop up cat tents since she was a kitten at the shelter. He can go crazy with it, shooting himself and the tent around the room while playing, flattening them, then crawling into the hole and creating a new type of low-rise fortress. Nylon ones last a lot longer than the soft ones he had. He mostly had cubes, but a few years ago I found a rectangular base tent from SportPet that he loved so much I ended up photographing it whole (it wasn't nylon which tears easily)…