Comments on: Deluxe Wooden Cat Tree Tower with Built-In Litter Box & Scratching Posts

By: Margarita Walter

Margarita Walter — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:50 +0000

My big 14-pound, 11-year-old furball absolutely digs his new hangout spot. He’s all about sleeping on the top platform, so it’s a relief this thing’s got some serious stability!
Everything needed for setup was in the box, clearly marked and easy to figure out. They even threw in a wall anchor, which is pretty thoughtful. The litter box area’s got plenty of space and comes with a waterproof liner you can pull out to clean, which is genius for keeping any mess off the wood. Plus, cleaning it’s a breeze.
They even packed in a couple of toys—one as a spare for when the first one’s had it. There’s a bunch of scratch posts and a scratch pad you can stick on with double-sided tape. It also comes with soft mats for naps that attach the same way, though I’m on the fence about the tape—wondering how it’ll hold up to washing after those inevitable accidents…
Having the litter box tucked away under the cat tree is a space-saver and keeps the litter out of sight, making this whole setup a solid win in my book. Solid 5/5.

By: Art Farrell

Art Farrell — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:32 +0000

Totally digs the look! Putting it together was a breeze, and my trio of chunky furballs are all over it. Holds up like a champ, too.

By: Dolores Wiegand

Dolores Wiegand — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:27 +0000

So, we’ve been stuck with this basic, carpet-covered cat tree for ages, right? Our feline had completely torn up one side, making the whole thing look trashy and there was just no fixing it. Since our kitty pretty much claims one room as her domain (yeah, she’s got quirks), I was on the hunt for something durable that she could use non-stop. Plus, I needed to reclaim the space taken by her litter box from my already cramped cabinet. Assembling this thing wasn’t too hard, and I’m digging the fact that you can fix up any of the scratchable areas if they get too worn out.

By: Virgil Beer

Virgil Beer — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:21 +0000

It’s absolutely adorable!! Seriously, finding a cat tree that doesn’t make me cringe has been a mission, but this one’s a showstopper. My cats are obsessed with the top part, and you can even swap it out. Clearly, a cat person thought this up, and I’m all for it 😍 So happy with my buy! The built-in spot for the litter box is genius. Heads up though: a standard litter box won’t fit, you’ve gotta use the kinda flimsy one it comes with. I threw in a wooden panel at the bottom for extra support and lined it with kitty litter liners – works like a charm.

By: Reagan Schneider

Reagan Schneider — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:16 +0000

This one’s a looker and it’s not throwing off my home’s vibe, plus you can fit a different litter box in there if the one it comes with isn’t your thing.

By: Audreanne Kertzmann

Audreanne Kertzmann — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:15:11 +0000

This is solid stuff, from top to bottom. The spring that stretches to the ceiling is super reliable, and there’s even a bit for securing it to the wall if that’s your jam. Pro tip: grab a budget-friendly plastic litter box to swap out the kinda iffy one it includes. Totally worth the spend and my hefty feline has no complaints!

By: Garret McClure

Garret McClure — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:14:59 +0000

My kitties are all about this setup. It doesn’t rock or make a racket when the little one goes on climbing adventures. There’s a shorter build and a taller one that reaches the ceiling. The spot for the litter box is super handy, though I’m not exactly sold on the fabric litter box it comes with. Putting it together was no sweat. You can totally do it solo, but snagging a buddy to help stand it up isn’t the worst idea.

By: Darren Okuneva

Darren Okuneva — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:14:53 +0000

My furball’s a chill 7-year-old, tipping the scales at 11lbs. He’s not the type to wreak havoc on his tree, though he totally could if the mood struck him. His fave spot is by the window, keeping an eye on the city life. Passersby often stop for a chat, and my security cam gets all the action.
At first, I didn’t bother with the tension rod since he wasn’t using the top two perches. But after tempting him with Churu on the second highest spot for four months, he finally made the climb on his own. That’s when I decided to put in the tension rod and started enticing him to the top perch with treats. Let’s see how long he takes to venture up there without a bribe.

By: Buddy Russel

Buddy Russel — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:14:48 +0000

Putting it together took me about an hour and a half, but I was in no rush, taking breaks to catch up on some TV. My cat’s all over it, loving every bit. It’s been holding up great since I got it set up three weeks back.

By: Hannah Sauer

Hannah Sauer — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:14:43 +0000

My bed’s pretty high, nearly 5 feet off the ground, and he’s turned the tree into his personal launchpad to my bed. It’s super sturdy. He’s really taken to the hammock, especially when I’m not around to snuggle with. The spot meant for the litter box is a bit cramped, so it’s become more of a chill zone for him and a stash for his canned treats instead!