MWPO 70.1-Inch Green Large Cat Tree, Multi-Level Tall Cat Tower for Indoor Cats, Plush Cat Condo with Big Padded Perches, Sisal-Covered Scratching Posts, Hammock, Toys for Kittens & Cats

I bought one for my roommate when she moved out, and all five of our collective cats where fans. It's super tall, soft, really easy to put together, and relatively sturdy. It survived the move in the back of a friend's van and came out unscathed. So when our cat tree inconveniently broke shortly after she moved, I bought one for myself. It took me a little over an hour to build, alone, using the wrong screw a few times, and puttin the feet of the baseboard on the wrong side. Dispite my blunders, the building pamphlet is really easy to follow, the pieces came beautifully organized, and I was able to use one of the extra screws to extend the life of our broken cat tree just a bit longer. While I built it, my cats absolutely loved it, to the point one of them tried to fight me while I was building it so she could have it to herself. I fully recommend, and I'll come back if I remember to update longevity.

Cute, worth the price, took me two hours to assemble (I'm inexperienced with assembling things, the product is not actually that difficult to assemble). My cats like it so much already, my kitten was all over it before I was finished putting it together. They like it, it's fairly sturdy and they are both small cats, one is maybe 3.5 lbs and the other is around 11lbs so keep in mind this may not work for big kitties. I don't like the ramp to nowhere though, it looks odd. However the ramp does have a function, my cats love to luanch themselves straight at it from the floor. Ps. Please don't mind the mess in the pic, was not cuased by the cat tree, my parents parrot threw all of his food into the carpet again.

My cat loves being high,plays on every level. Easy to put together, but she had to check each level out while I was doing it. it's made good & strong. I have 2 trees for my one cat, one by a long window & the other on the screen in porch. She is a climber,she is an indoor cat. So I don't feel so guilty that she can't go outside. So far she hasn't knocked it over, she takes a running jump on to it. She is around 15 lbs & long. It was worth the money.

I purchased this climbing tower for our 8 pound rescue cat. It was very easy to assemble and is quite sturdy. The size is perfect for my smaller sized cat. The light gray color looks nice, and the tower has a small footprint, not crowding our living space. That said, I wish it had a little more shelves on the sides, rather than being almost completely vertical. I think that my cat might be more interested in it, if she could get up to the top easier. Thus far, she hasn't attempted to climb the tower at all, but seems to enjoy being on the top shelf when I lift her up there. I have tried putting her on lower shelves and encouraging her to climb higher to no avail. There are multiple scratching posts and the included hanging toys and ball on the spring are nice touches. There are even extra hanging toys for when these wear out. So far, she isn't interested in any of that, but the tower has only been up a few days. Since she is a rescue that was a stray, I don't know that she was ever in a place where she had a tower or toys to play with. I am hopeful that she will climb up on her own in time and play with the toys. It is a really nice cat tower for the price, and I think that most cats would really enjoy playing on it.

It’s was easy to put together. I like the color options and it’s really soft to the touch. My cat loves to jump on the tree and look outside the window. Quality is really good and sturdy if you tighten the parts well enough.

I knew this cat tree would be perfect for my cats. They love it. It is a good height, and even not secured to the wall it is sturdy and hardly moves. I feel confident that it will not tip over easily if it does at all. The hammock is securely attached between the posts and holds the weight of my heavier cat. It is secure enough that I am sure it could hold two of my bigger cat. My cats enjoy the three attached ball toys, and it also came with two mice toys that I assume are to replace any of the ball toys when they are inevitably torn into. Assembly was easy. The only problem I had was that all pieces of the same size have the same label, despite being different colors. I had to check the listing picture to make sure I was putting them in the correct spots. A pleasant surprise was that the assembly instructions also include a guide on how to turn the box the cat tree came in into a little playhouse for the cats. I have not yet done that, but I have kept the box to do so. This is a great cat tree, which I gladly recommend. If the measurements fit where you’re wanting to put it and you think your cats will like it, I say go for it.

I told my cat I bought him a new cat tree and showed him pictures and he slept with me a couple nights. We’re moving and so this should give him more incentive to come home and get comfortable with the new place. It showed up a week and a half early which was good because it seemed like a long wait time for shipping. I put it together by myself and it was easy but I messed up a few times. I did not have tools at the new house but it came with an iron wrench so that was a relief. I also got a little worried putting the ladder on because the place to put the screws on was bent inward. It took a lot of maneuvering to get it right. When I was building it, it seemed kind of shaky after testing the sturdiness. We have a petite cat and this still seemed kind of small for him. I brought him to the new house and he didn’t use it much probably because of anxiety of the new place. I picked him up and put him on the cat tree and he was reaching for it. He started purring once he was on it. He stayed on the level with the overhead roof which is weird because the cat tree we used to have he never used a similar structure on it. I think the openness from 2 sides comforts him. Im sure he’s going to love it once he gets comfortable at the new house. Also it came with 2 extra dangly mice to hang up in case he breaks the ones already on it. (Which he did with the other cat tree we had) Update: I’ve officially moved and with our furniture here he is more calm than he was at previous house. I haven’t seen him use the hammock but he went to the top. He likes the overhead shelter the most. I think it’s a little too small but he did grow at 5 years old. Day 3 at the new house and he’s sleeping in it and playing with the dangling mice Day 5 I think I should have installed the two bottom scratch posts on the outside rather than facing the corner. Idk if that was my fault or the instructions. Also my cat does use the ladder a lot and many people said their cat doesn’t like it. Update: it took about a month, but he used the hammock for the first time Update: one of the poles is very scratched up and coming undone. My mom says this is good he’s destroying the tree and not her furniture. None of the dangling mice has fallen off yet. I taped another dangling mice in front of the hammock.

I ordered this cat tree during my recovery from major surgery in May 2024. Had post-op issues then lost interest in putting it together. Never even opened the box until yesterday, February 20, 2025. Clearly too late to return it, which I would have, were it feasible. For reference, I’m a small-ish middle-aged woman whose back hurts most of the time 🙄 PROS: Easy to put together by yourself by following pictures in the manual. Just a heads up for Americans, it refers to the sizes of bolts in mm, rather than inches, but it’s easy to figure out. The Allen wrench is included. It’s sturdy, though not sure if it can handle my “Big Boy” if he gets rambunctious. The height is decent though my cats would definitely prefer one taller like their 26-year-old, seven foot one that they’ve literally destroyed. To replace it would have cost me over $250, so I went with this one 😕 The grey fabric covering (NOT carpeting) is luxurious to the touch, soft like a fuzzy baby blanket or throw blanket you’d snuggle up in on a cool evening…which leads me to the cons. CONS: It’s covered in lightweight BABY BLANKET FLEECE!!! It’s not carpeted, which is the only material that’s going to stand up to a cat’s sharp, destructive claws! The so-called “scratching posts” are wrapped partially in cotton TWINE, not sisal rope which is standard for scratching posts and boards. I’ve provided photos of the twine-wrapped posts compared to my old sisal rope-wrapped posts for reference. The platforms are fiberboard, not USB or plywood, which doesn’t matter unless it gets wet or is in a damp environment. The manual says not to put it outside or in a sunny location. Currently, the cats are ignoring the new tree but once it is discovered, I don’t see it lasting longer than a few minutes once they start clawing it. I’m utterly appalled that any company is selling such a poorly-designed cat tree. It appears to be more of a prop in an advertisement than a functional item. Very pretty but definitely NOT for real-world use with real live cats.