Kitty City Pop-up Cat Cube, Cat Bed, Cat Toys, for Cat and Kitty

My Kitty "Misty" loves her cube. She is in and out of it all the time. She drags her toys in it and keeps her happy for hours. It is made very well and stands up to her claws and playing.

This is the third cube we’ve purchased in 15 years, not because the cube is flawed, but because the cats just love it so much we’ve had to retire the last two due to getting used so much!Our cats love these things, and while I can’t say we’ve bought this exact brand the last two times, I’m pleased to say the cats love this one just as much as the last two and the quality is just as good, if not better.This is easy to fold up if you need to tuck it away, it’ll fold flat if needed and the frame is sturdy and springy, so no worries about that breaking. The fabric is slick, so it’s easy to kick out of your way when the cats leave it in the hall overnight.

These are cute, and our kittens loved playing in them and our older cats enjoyed "hiding out" in them. The now-grown kitties beat these up, jump on them, squash them and knock them around the house. And yet, they still hold their shape! Good value for the money.

My cat loves this sturdy and can hook tunnels in it

My kitties love playing in these flexible cubes. They jump in and out, roll around, use it to "hide" and stalk each other and just have a lot of fun. I like it when they do the "pop goes the weasel" move and jump out at each other from an opening at the top of the cube, so fun to watch them playing. These cubes are pretty sturdy compared to other brands, but are still subject to wear. Giving this 4 stars instead of 5 stars because you need to stitch up and reinforce the seam binding on the outside edges with heavy-duty thread to keep the wire frame attached to the cube . The seam binding used on the on the edges is a silky nylon material that wears out quickly and frays, which lets the wire frames poke out. The manufacturer really should use material that can stand up to friction better. The cube's wire frames will get bent out of shape, but that's after a lot of vigorous play time. Of course when you have a cat that jumps "on it" rather than "in it", the cube will get lopsided in no time (but is still useable). See the picture of a cube that has been pounced on a lot. The wire frame is sticking out on the right side where the seam binding frayed away. I repaired it after this pic was taken and the kitties are still playing with the cube.

I have a Shih Tzu and she lives in this cube - it is her haven and safe place. I keep it under a table and the cube is backed up to the back of a sofa. Something about it and the placement of it gives her a feeling of great contentment and security. Even if it somehow gets tipped over, she will still find a way to get into it. She had surgery on her chest several months ago and she had to wear a bandage/cast which looked like she was wearing a jacket or sleeveless vest. She was noticeably distressed because she was unable to curl up enough to get into her cube. She tried and tried day and night to find a comfortable way to be in her cube. She finally healed up enough to be able to be comfortable in her beloved cube and she was such a happy girl. If it's too hot for her to curl up in the cube she will stretch out right next to it until she is able to go back into it. We should all be so lucky to have such a wonderful Happy Place in life.

Good size. My cat loves it. Good price.

We just use the cube, no tunnels. The cats love them! They jump inside, jump on top, flip them over by jumping against the inside, pop out the top when an opening faces up.They are light weigh so no injuries when they plow into it. But sturdy, no rips or tears despite a lot of use.We bought a second one, so both kittens can play at the same time, but they often wrestle together in one cube.