i.Pet Cat Tree 112cm Tower Scratching Post Scratcher Wood Condo House Furniture

A little fiddly to place up, but once together it made sense. I have a senior cat he is 7 years and loves the top platforms, especially now I have placed his cat bed on the top platform. Some areas are small, but perfect for cat toys. I have one very happy cat at present is in his cat bed on the top platform staring out the window

Both my cats came to me as kittens. Both are now 4.5kg plus with long bodies and still growing. I first saw this scratching post design at my vet and then went searching for it. Because the scratching post is so tall it allows both cats to stretch out to their maximum length so they were not hunched up as they used the post as they were doing with the first post I had for them. My domestic shorthair is quite tall whilst my Siberian has a longer body with a shorter stature. They were a bit timid about using it at first but with a little positive encouragement we overcame this. This particularly has helped my growing Siberian to overcome her back pain and she now loves climbing the post just for fun. Both cats are now noticeably stronger, more confident and jumping higher than ever before. The results have been truly amazing and I am so glad that I purchased it for them.

I ordered this cat tree by accident (instead of the one we were planning on getting... ). I'm so glad I did as it is Kevin's (6 month old BSH) favourite place in the house these days! Easy to put together. It is very stable - he is clambering around and jumping up onto it without any signs of tipping. Some reviews mention that the top spots are small - they are true to the dimensions in the pictures on the listed item. We also thought they would be a bit small, but Kev loves sleeping tucked in there.

10wk old kitten loves it. She is getting so much use out of it as well. It's given her perchase to watch out the window safely and throughout the day she often sleeps in the scoopy bit. She's also growing into it, becoming more confident and climbing to the top section. She prefers to scrabble up the sides rather than use the stairs, hammock, hole or roof of the house, so she is rough on th felt but its holding up just fine, as are the scratching sections.