3-Tier Cat Tower - Indoor Feline Furniture with 2 Napping Perches, 2 Sisal Rope Scratching Posts, Peek Hole, and Fun Hanging Toy by PETMAKER (Black)

We’ve had this for about a week now and our kitty cat loves it! It was easy to assemble, it took maybe 15 minutes or so to assemble. My cat loves to climb it and because of the scratching posts we’ve she hasn’t scratched the couch nearly as much. It’s a great cat tree for our medium sized cat. The only issue we’ve come across is that it shakes a little but on hard floors it doesn’t. Great purchase, worth the money!

We were looking for two cat trees for our two cats (8.5 years old and 9 months), and we thought this would be perfect for the 9 month old kitten. We were right! He loves climbing it and playing with the attached ball on the string, which surprisingly is still attached after weeks of use.The only "complaints" I have would be that it does seem to wobble a bit if he jumps on it too quickly when he has the zoomies (we do have it positioned between a wall and the end of a couch, so I'm not sure if it would have tumbled by now without that extra support), and the hole in the second-to-top level is in a bit of an odd spot. He likes to lay down and always ends up with a limb or two hanging through it. I wish it were more off to the side to give a bit more room for kitty lounging.If you're looking for something at a good price point that gets the job done, this is it! Attached a couple photos--don't have a good photo of the whole thing because of how it is positioned.

I love that it has long scratching posts, my cat uses those all the time and its not just soft padding so its not getting torn up. Its a great color and size doesnt overwhelm the room and high enough to give kitty a better view. Slightly unstable wheen he gets the zoomies and jumps straight to the top so i have little weight on the back and there is no issue!!! Recommend

Good quality but is too small for a cat. Would be great for a kitten.

Great fabric and easy to build! Our cat, Biggie Smalls is Twenty pounds loves the different levels. Top level is mall for him to lay in.

This has been perfect for my aging cat as she is not able to climb or jump as well as she used to. It is soft and inviting and she usually hangs out on the top and curls up in a little ball.

First off, listen to the instructions. I looked at them, then tossed them aside dismissively, only to realize that the backwards-seeming instructions were actually correct. Ah well... The cat avoided it for a few days, prolly because of the new thing in the house smell, but she loves it. I have it near a window so she can watch the birds and squirrels from it.She completely ignores the top level, so I placed a large 10" potted plant on that level. I have noticed when she vigorously plays with it, it wobbles a bit, but not in any danger of falling over. It does collect cat hair and when she scratches the posts, small bits of the rope collect over time, so I keep a garment lint thingamabobber to collect cat hair and rope bits every few days. All in all, well worth the money spent.

My cat likes this cat tree, tall & big enough for her. A little wobbly since it doesn't anchor to the wall but I've had it for a few weeks now & it hasn't tumbled over.

Easy to assemble, and my kittens love it!