On2 Pets2-ft Cat Tree with Leaves Made in USA, Cat House & Cat Activity Tree for Indoor Cats

All good. Just read the manual and think outside of the box

I recently purchased this for my cats and am happy that at least 2 of them love it. Both cats were feral kittens last year, but very sociable. I wanted something that resembled nature since one had been a tree climber.Item arrived with some scratches on the plastic trunk pieces and lots of dust. The scratches arent a big deal as it will likely be scratched by my cats at some point soon.It was easy to assemble and it pretty sturdy. My cats initially explored it, but then took a few days to get used to it. However, now my cat plays in it every single day. I can hear the rustling of the leaves when she does. Sometimes, my other cat will play with her inside the tree as well.I will say, occasionally my cat gets very rambunctious and knocks some of the branches off, but its not a big deal since I can just put them back.One of my other cats chewed on some of the leaves, but apparently they didn't taste very good and they spit them back out. So at least I don't have to worry about them ingesting artificial leaves or stems.Overall, I am very pleased.

My cats seem to like this. Churchill, in the pic, is pretty timid, and he feels safe hidden in the leaves.It was easy to put together and it looks great in the room. I don't like the plastic tree trunk, it would be much better if it was a natural material, like wood. Or, if it was wrapped in sisal or something. Still it looks good. Make sure you have another tree, too, for scratching and heavy duty playing.

It’s a super cute cat post that my cat loves playing with the leaves but the peices that holds the leaf are loose so some just fall out.

I bought this cat tree, along with similar cat shelves (which I have not tested yet due to moving soon) in order to liven up my living room and add some greenery. Overall, I am really happy with it and my cat Mitzi seems to love the leaves and is already biting at them only after 5 minutes since I finished assembly. There are a few things, however, that are bothering me about the cat tree.1. During assembly, I had a horrible time putting the first tier of the cat tree and had to have help removing it several times in order to make it stable. There are these long metal rods that screw in between each tier along with some connectors (sort of lack bolts) that join each rod in the cat tree. I had an awful time securing them, especially since I had to hold the rods while turning each tier to secure them, which is almost impossible due to the trunks you have to layer over them. Because of these difficulties, it took me around 5 separate tries and around 2 1/2 hours to complete assembly. It will be noted that some of this was my fault because in a state of frustration, I did a few things wrong and had to backup a few times. I will say, however, that the directions are really simple and it even provides a link to a YouTube video that gives you visual aid when putting it together. The directions were not an issue, just the parts themselves.2. The tree itself does concern me because it is slightly wobbly but I'm used to that with my current cat tree and my cats love that one. The wobble is only noticeable if you put a lot of weight on it, so heavy cats may have some issues with it. I've been a little paranoid about it, especially since the only thing supporting it are the metal rods in the center of the tree, so I've been testing it several times over the day and it does not seem like it's getting worse. I think it will be fine but I will continue to watch over it the next few months and give an update.3. This is just personal preference but the tree is really wide and that doesn't change very much at you reach the top of the tree. I was hoping that the tree would lessen in width more as it got to the top so it would resemble a tree more. I just wanted to point that out because I didn't really get the best view of that in the reviews that I viewed prior to my purchase. This doesn't really change my liking of it, it's just something to note if that is important to anyone.Other than the problems I have stated, I think the cat tree is win for me as of now. There is plenty space for multiple and large cats and my own seem to really love it. They even played with it as I was putting it together and taking it out of the box. It is nice to look at and doesn't really distract you or take up much space, about as much as a typical cat tree. It also helps my cats stay away from my actual plants in the house, so that's nice. I'll give an update if anything changes.

My wife and I loved the tree house. Easy set up and looked great in our house. Unfortunately our two cats did not like it. They would jump out as soon as we put them on one of the platforms. I think our cats got used to the traditional carpet tree house. Easy return process.

The leafs don’t stay in. Had to glue them in. They kept falling outSo far the Mazikeen loves it . She sleeps in here now , my daughter said .Mazikeen is a spoiled kitty , and loves the love she gets .

llego sin pedazos y instrucciones, y con un parte danado.

Cats cannot get enough of their tree. Games in there every morning. Sleeps in there every afternoon. Great price and free international delivery. Worth every penny!

Although pricy, this cat tree is unique anda beauty. Considering how many years we will have this, I would think this is worth the price. My kitty took to it immediately and likes to nap inside. I might tie ropes around the inside "bark" so he could use it as a scratch post too. The organe leaves are a nice change and bring vibrancy to my home. Thank you for so much for this! Love it!!!

Our cat regularly sits, plays or sleeps on all levels. We put a little cat nip on all levels to get her on it at first. The leaves can be bent to make it look more natural. The only thing that's an issue is that the branches sometimes fall out of the plastic pieces that hold them in place . This only happens when the cat gets playing rough. Would recommend.