Feandrea Cat Tree, 56.3-Inch Cat Tower, Multi-Level Plush Condo with 11 Scratching Posts, 2 Perches, Hammock, Cave, Light Gray UPCT15W

as with the Go pet50x26x72 ( which I owned 2 of)..it's easy to assemble..sturdy..good price.. And allows a left to right climb or decent vs a totem pole style that gets older cats hurt.. Diff is that the top beds have very squishy bolstered edges so they hold them in but they can rest head or arms over them w comfort.. It is overall more plush and they seem to dig that the box part is actually stretchy fabric held up w pokes so they can spread out more My cats are plump and plumper ( 5 total) .. Both of towers have comfortable beds for bigger cats though the towers are smaller than box portions.. As with the other tower , I decided to leave off the upper ones since 4 of them are geriatric..this actually creates a larger platform area as well as shortening.. This one is sooo cushy i took the unused bed and put it in a chewy.com box and it is loved! I had just bought the other tower for the downstairs apt ladies ( stepdad who passed).. And they loved that also but a trip to the vet caused a flea fest so I decided to throw it out and try this.. Both are nice .. Both are sturdy.. Both are well priced.. For younger cats you might get more out of the larger.. But smaller space and older these cushy beds can't be beat.. Both look great in room! And Yes.. Both towers wobble slightly when they go barreliing up or down but neither fall over and honestly you're prob gonna put it against a slider or wall anyway... And as an aside.. Watching Jackson galaxy i have learned.. Don't bother to put a nice tower in that bedroom you don't use.. They wanna be near the family so pick one for the living room!

This is a great cat tree. It's sturdy, well made, plushy (no weird carpeting) and my cat can navigate it very well. Many cat trees, especially the large sprawling ones, are actually designed for kittens and small cats. This cat tree can handle larger cats, maybe not jumbo cats, but larger adult cats are not a problem. The footprint of the tree is relatively small so it doesn't take a ton of space, but the tree is packed with features and well balanced. The tree does come with materials to secure it to the wall, which is why I gave it 5 stars for stability. If it is not secured it does wobble a tiny bit as my cat climbs around on it - not enough to topple though. My cat loved this tree immediately, he climbed into the little house and fell asleep. Since then he has explored and always seems to have a different favorite perch. We like this tree so much I ordered another one for the upstairs level. The tree is easy to put together, it comes with very clear diagram instructions - it doesn't require skill, just patience because there are a lot of parts. UPDATE: I purchased the biege one also so our new kitten who is quarantined due to illness can perch and look out the window - she LOVES it. The perch towers are big and cushioned and plushie, perfect for naps in the sun in front of a window.

My cat Gilly loves his new Cat Tree! He’s enjoyed every thoughtful level of it. I had an easy time assembling it—the instructions were well done and the labeling of each part was very helpful. There is an attachment to stabilize the tree to a wall but I have found it to be stable enough without it. The quality is good especially for my price point. I would choose it again. The tree does take up space—it’s quite tall—but it’s exactly what we were looking for to spoil our energetic, curious cat.

I bought this cat tree when I got my cat from the shelter 3 years ago. Boy has he grown! My kitty has loved this tree, WELL, for over 3 years, and he's a big boy (not chonky, just a fluffy ;) big boy of ~15 lbs, very tall and long and generally a big cat). He has loved all the perches and over time discovered a love for the hammock too. He has fallen asleep next to me on the tree over many late nights of working, and he loves to watch birds from the cat tree as well. Also, this is super easy to assemble/disassemble, and it has moved with me to several different apartments over the years. I'm only replacing it now because he's finally scratched through the fuzzy parts of the posts, and the very top platform is looking precarious (although it was sturdy for years). I might re-order this one, or try something new to spice up his life. But would HIGHLY recommend this cat tree to anyone looking to give their kitty a large sized cat tree for a more affordable price than some other brands.

I grew up in a rural type of area where our cats typically were not indoor only and in my experience we joked that cats don’t need furniture because “all the furniture is the cat’s”. However, I live in the burbs in a nearly zero lot line situation now. Due to being very close to the road and droves of big mean stray cats around the neighborhood and also pest wild animal colonies outside we made the choice to keep our rescued kitten inside only. From day 1 at 2 lbs he was high strung and skittish. As he got a little older he started to develop some minor behavioral problems such as “grabbing” my leg to get me to carry him to the laundry room so that I would hang out with him there on the laundry folding table away from the dogs and the kids. I got him to not use claws by putting him on the folding table and ignoring him after he did it but couldn’t break the habit totally. After watching Jackson Galaxy’s tv program “my cat from hell” I noticed he was stuck on the floor too much, hiding under the kitchen table and often scared by the dogs and kids just walking by. Putting him on top of the kitchen table obviously was not a good long term solution... he knocked over cups all day long and was encouraged to show up there at mealtimes. I chose this piece specifically because the hidey house was up high which is really hard to find in single cat designed trees for some reason! So the height on this piece is good and now he can’t be cornered down low by the dogs or the kids peeking in at him. If you are a cat training dummy like me thinking I am afraid to spend $100 and then he will never use this thing, I found out that cats must actually be trained to use cat furniture (but don’t let that scare you, it’s pretty easy to do). It will vary a bit based on what motivates your specific cat but this is what worked for mine. I got him started by first sprinkling a tiny bit of catnip in the place I thought he would like as a lure. Then I shook the hanging bell toy a little, and bells are on his favorite toy so he came immediately to check it out. After that he stayed a little while for the cat nip and realized he liked it. He has been in the house quite a lot ever since. After he feels secure in his hiding place I will start luring him out to the perches periodicaly with treats and pursuade him to watch outside so he doesn’t sleep all day. I set the piece by the window with the most bird activity, so now he has plenty of view all around of the house and the yard. The furniture is positioned so that he can access the window sill as well in a way where the dogs can’t bother him. I learned via the tv program to keep the cat furniture close to where the people are and action to watch, so if your cat still never goes to the cat furniture despite training... try moving it to the living room/by a window. So far it’s pretty much what I wanted and works as I intended it to. It’s made of pressboard but not a particularly cheap kind. Probably better quality than ikea furniture. Doesn’t seem like it will fall apart easily. It’s not exactly carpet that it’s covered in, more of a furniture grade velour like a dog bed. It fits in ok with my oversized suede couch. Some nitpicky stuff that wasn’t a dealbreaker for me but just FYI- I would prefer if it had another step down low for my cat because he is a really bad climber, he kinda splats on to the step but he can make it up ok. The house is technically big enough for him to fit in but It would have been nicer if they had made the whole level the hidey house and a bit more structured and substantial for my purposes. I didn’t think to check if the hidey house was lined, this one is not. The fabric is the only thing separating the cat, and it is kinda thin relatively. Also it is a tiny bit wobbly on carpet so I appreciate the included strap. I think I might buy some feet for the bottom to try to reduce the movement on carpet. Overall i think it’s a good purchase for my very first cat furniture. I was for many years a 100% “dog person”... this is probably the most I have ever spent on a cat outside of vet bills. But I I’m glad I didn’t listen to my friends (and past self) laughing at me about buying this thing. You would not put a hamster in a cage with no hamster wheel, right? Perching, scratching, batting, and hiding is natural behavior for cats. I feel pretty good for providing a comfy space for my kitty to do his normal cat thing.

Pretty sturdy and large for the small price! and relatively easy to assemble. Very pleased so far.

This is about one of the sturdiest cat trees I've bought for a agreeable price. My cats are quite young so they bounce all over it and the thing is very sturdy. Playability is good for younger cats. The boards are heavily weighted so as to keep it from tipping. I'm 5'2" and the very top of the tree is just above my head, but the lower top bed is at chest height so I have no problems reaching, playing, or petting my cats. The lower pearch is wobbly tho so I will have to have my husband reinforce it. The assembly took me a lot longer cause I've got week hands and I made it super tight but even with a bad back after it was brought into the house for me I could build it all myself. It's a decent color that will go with most interiors so thats cool beans. I would like to say tho that if you have clumsy, disabled, or elderly cats this is not the tower for you; my cats did slip a few times trying to figure out how to traverse it but they are uninjured and still playing with it! My older cat(2year old) is a big girl (13-15lb) and she fits comfortably in all spaces. The hidy hole has enough room for both my cats tho the younger is still a kitten at 8months. Over all this is a pretty good purchase (it was on sale) and the best part is my babies are happy.

I bought this as a Christmas present. The kitty sat by me and played with the different parts of the tree as they were built. She’s not usually this responsive so quickly, but the second I took the pieces out of the box she was instantly attracted to it. My cat is huge. She’s obese, (she is on a diet, I thought she was just a large cat!) The tree holds and fits her very well. She has a private place to hide, the scratching posts are throughout the tree, which she loves. And she loves the hanging jingle ball toys that come with it. Another important thing about this tree is, it looks expensive. It’s high quality. I wanted a tree that looked good, and not an eye sore. So it fits well in the decor. It looks like the photos only better. I took a picture of the base for reference. It’s so soft and pretty! It was easy to build. You have to find the holes to put the screws in, which are pre done for easy placement. The screws pop through the material. I like this because it assures the platforms look complete. I imagine it also protects those parts from fraying, too, which could happen if they were fully pre cut. The only reason I’m including that detail is because the thought behind the engineering assured high quality and thought. Not just a “make it and get it out there!” In conclusion, the tree is 1. Beautiful & fits well with the decor of my home. 2. The cat loves it. 3. It holds my fat cat on all sections. 4. There are plenty of “cat things” to do on the tree. Such as scratching everywhere, toys, hiding, sitting and staring out the window (or at me.) 5. She uses it a lot and is super happy and excited. It’s so cute!

I love it !

Maravilhoso, melhor compra Fácil de montar e resistente, chegou bem rápido no Brasil.

Took about 1-2 hours to assemble, all of it seems very good quality for the price. Our cats love every aspect of it, they sit underneath the hammock, they lay on the hammock and play with the rope, they sit on all parts of it & play with the toys, a worthwhile purchase! Also we signed up to amazon prime which saved us heaps on shipping)

I was a little sceptic at first but after fixing and seeing the cat tree to come to life I felt a big relief and mine just loved it..

I was barely halfway through assembling this cat tree when one of my cats decided it was already hers — she jumped on the half-finished platform and refused to move. That was my first good sign! 😄 Assembly was straightforward and took me about 30–40 minutes on my own. The instructions were clear, all the screws fit properly, and everything lined up the way it should. The pieces were well labeled, and I appreciated that it came with an anti-tip strap for extra stability (though mine already feels very solid on its own). The fabric is soft and cozy, and the sisal posts are perfect for scratching — they started using them immediately instead of my furniture. The hammock is sturdier than I expected, and the top perches are generously sized even for larger cats. I have multiple cats, and there’s always at least one (often two or three!) lounging or sleeping on it at any given time. They especially love the little cave in the middle — it’s become the preferred nap spot overnight. It’s a nice neutral gray that blends well with the room, and it doesn’t wobble when they jump from level to level. For the price, I honestly couldn’t ask for better quality or design. It’s functional, sturdy, and has completely replaced my cats’ interest in my couch arms — a total win. If you’re wondering: 🧩 Assembly? Yes, one person can do it easily. 🐾 Stability? Excellent — no wobble, solid base. 🧼 Durability? Great so far — fabric still plush after months of daily use. 😺 Cat approval? Unanimous. It’s a favorite spot in the house. Whether you have one cat or several, this tower gives them plenty of space to climb, nap, and feel like royalty. I’d absolutely buy it again.