Tales and Tails: Monthly Cat Stories Shared by Cat Lovers
18.08.2023
Purring Pages: Monthly Cat Stories is a blog where we chat with customers, breeders, and all-around cat enthusiasts to hear their stories. Each month, we...
This tree is a very nice size and it feels very sturdy upon putting it together. The instructions were simple and it only took about 25 minutes to set up with just one person. However, even with all pieces tightened, and the tree leaning on a wall for support. It will wobble very visibly whenever my cat jumps onto it, especially the top platform. He is less than 15 pounds. I feel like it shouldn’t wobble if it’s made for cats heavier than my own. Thankfully this hasn’t deterred my cat from using the tree but I fear having it in a room with my dog as I think the dog would easily knock it over.
This looks good against a beige wall- super tidy as it is off the ground so its easy to clean around. My Russian Blue uses it daily for scratching, and even sits on the top to be up high (as he is only 4kg, so quite small). I mounted it vertically, about 20cm off the ground.
My cats love this Big Cat tower, the 2 younger cats race up and down all day fighting over favorite spots and playing. The older “supervisor” cat loves to perch up high and watch us all, and the non-climbing cat is glad they’re all off her favorite chairs. As for the humans, we think it’s very attractive looking in our living room, and thrilled with how sturdy it is no matter how many big or little cats are wrestling on it.
After a few bumps in packaging that was resolved. I do wish a phone # was made available. It would of made things easier. But we love our king tree. Our two Coons love them. The king trees are sturdy and we needed that with two 25 plus pound Maine Coons
Thank you.