Made4Pets Cat Tree, 36.5 Inches Cat Tower for Indoor Cats, Multi-Level Cactus Cat Tree with Scratching Posts, Private Cat Condo, Plush Perch for Small Cat Kittens

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up, tools are provided & it’s so very cute! I love the colors, the stability & sturdiness of the tree. It’s the perfect size for my kitten & well worth the money ❤️ when she is older, I shall update on its stability.

It's cute, feels sturdy. I was really happy with it. I would give it 5 stars except my cat has ignored it completely. I swear I have seen her sitting on everything in my house except this. I don't know if it's something about this tower, or maybe my cat is just stupid. (Actually, she is stupid.) Eventually (like after a month) I got rid of it because I could not get my cat to even acknowledge that it existed.But I still kind of liked it.

Small which is good for me, and the cats seem to like it too. A nice addition in a living space where a huge cat tree wouldn’t work. Easy assembly and sturdy for the 6 lb cat but the 20 lb cat can easily knock it over. No surprise, he’s a chunker.

super easy to assemble.perfect for my kitten.

My kitten loves this and often curls up and sleeps in 2nd landing. He plays with the ball alot. I bought 2 different kinds and heres the difference. The cheaper one has rough covers and its not poss8ble to go up the levels. He wont use it. This one is soft and cushiony and easy to climb up the levels even from tiny kitten. Just spend more money.

I bought this as an additional cat tree, because I have six cats and they like to spread out. I’ve had it set up for a month now and they don’t touch it. I’ve tired it in three different spots and it hasn’t mattered.It is cute and easy to put together.

Great value for the price! We bought this for our little princess (3.5 yrs., 8lbs.), but it seems like our big boy (3 yrs., 14lbs.) loves it as well. It’s a little wobbly on top, so it’s not ideal for larger cats, but it makes for a great window perch for smaller cats. She hasn’t used the hideaway yet, but she occasionally peeks inside. We may use that space to store her toys.As for the material, I thought it was going to be carpeted based off the appearance. I should have checked the materials listed because it is actually made of a plush carpet imitation fabric- meaning it’s not glued down and unsuitable for scratching. That was a little bit of a disappointment, but it was my fault for not checking the material’s specification's.Overall, our cats seem satisfied with the product and I’m happy about that.

It’s a nice little cat tree and my cats love it

Mon petit chaton l’adore! Et mon petit garçon de 2 ans aussi lol. Les deux grimpent dessus sans problème! Très résistant et facile a monter.

This “Made4Pets Cat Tree, 35 inches Cat Tree Tower with Cozy Cat Condo, Cactus Cat Tree“ was easy to set-up, I sat down with the instructions in the front entrance when it arrived and had it assembled fairly quickly. I’ve set up more than a few cat trees and condos recently and I would say the quality of materials is very good for this one, the pole and surfaces are good quality, thick materials. The kitties were immediately interested in it, and it seems to accommodate one cat comfortably.I assembled it so the opening of the kitty cave is facing inwards - that’s something that’s flexible, you can adjust to whatever you think your kitty would like. The fabric covering the surface sis soft and poles are covered in sisal which is what cats would ideally scratch on.The design and construction are good with the exception that the bolt on the bottom that secures the little cave to the base isn’t flush with the base, it protrudes out the bottom, making it a risk for scratching the floor as it moves.Aesthetically it’s very cute with the green and yellow fabric and cute little cactus top (the kitties care nothing for this little cactus) but it’s a bit small and limited for features for the price, cats usually like to climb higher, so once you’ve give them the real estate of that footprint of the cat tower/cave, it’s smart to take full advantage and build it higher, so this might be a good option for an older cat that doesn’t climb or jump too much. Between the smaller size/limited features and the poor bolt design on the bottom, I would say this is a little bit pricey for what you get, there are others that are similar priced but with more height and versatility to them.

This really only took me a couple minutes to put together and my cats already love it!

We have owned, do own, and have tested / reviewed a number of cat trees. We've had some that have done well (and I update to reflect that) and some that have done poorly (I've updated those reviews as well) and our largest cat, pictured, has given this one his seal of approval. Keep reading for a honest, authentic review.Beginning at the beginning, this cat tree assembles very easily. I did most of it one handed because I happened to be facetiming a family member at the time, so you shouldn't have any problems. There are illustrated instructions included.Most of the cat tree is that new fabric that cat trees are made of, that funky soft chunky stuff, and it's brilliant. We currently have 4 cat trees being used in our home and they're all that fabric. It's really truly excellent. It doesn't matt, vacuums really well, you can use a cat hair brush on it, it doesn't pull or cause threads, and it looks adorable. Our first cat tree was some kind of fake fur and it sucked! It got dirty so easily, it didn't wash and that tree went out for garbage pickup far too soon (even though it cost us almost $300!) because it really was awful. So these new ones with this new fabric... wonderful.The posts are jute, not partially but all the way up. That's important. Again, past experience, we had a cat tree with posts that were in 3rds, fabric, sisal, fabric, and they sucked. The cats scratched them, pulled the fabric down and eventually destroyed the cardboard tube itself underneath the fabric. Yes, that was that $300 tree. So, having jute all the way up is a huge bonus for ensuring scratching won't damage the structural parts for a long while. Incidentally, if excessive scratching does spread or pull down some of the rope, you just push it back up. Perfect.The house itself is fairly small but here's where our cats come in to this. We have 5 large cats. "Large" cats. The smallest is 13 pounds, the largest is 15. And that largest one isn't fat, he's BIG, the size of a small dog. Oh, that's him in the photos by the way. He fits in this little house. I'm sure it's cramped, he's a very big boy, but he's happy in there. Cats do tend to like tight spaces. For a normal sized cat, which is 8 to 10 pounds or 1/2 to 2/3 the size of him, this thing would be perfect.Speaking of our boy, he's scratched at all parts, jumped on the roof, scratched the roof, I think he's even intentionally tried to tip it over and it hasn't budged. It's very stable.I think the price point on this is a bit high but it's a quality cat tree and I have no hesitation in saying it will last. The only thing I don't love, the cats don't care, is the light colored fabric because I know it will get dirty eventually and white is not exactly a cat friendly color. But that's my only issue. This is a great cat tree, I do love it, and unless your kitty is a large super chonk or the size of a spaniel, they should love it too.

The product description does say small Medium, but it’s really just for kittens. My small Scottish cat doesn’t fit on it either.