Heybly Cat Tree with Litter Box Enclosure for Indoor Big Cat, Cat Tower for Large Cats 20lbs Heavy Duty, Modern Cat Condo Furniture with Scratching Posts, Rustic Brown HCT110SR

I honestly love this cat tree! It took a while to put together — some parts were a little tricky because certain pieces had to be flipped a specific way to get the pre drilled holes to line up properly, so pay close attention to the assembly instructions — but once it was done, it was so worth it. The design is sleek and modern, not the typical carpet-covered style, and it actually looks nice in our living space. It feels like a higher-end piece of furniture rather than a typical pet product. The best part? Our cats immediately started using it. They love lounging on the platforms and exploring all the levels. Plus, the bottom compartment fits our XL INVENHO Stainless Steel Litter Box (23.2"L x 15.7"W x 12.2"H), perfectly — which is a huge win. It hides it neatly while still giving our cats easy access, or you can use that for extra space for storage if needed. I think the price is great for what you get! Also it didn’t have any missing parts, it came with extra parts I case you lose a screw or something didn’t fit right. All in all, this cat tree has been a great addition to our home — stylish, functional, and clearly cat-approved!

Finally, a cat tree that works for the whole house! We didn't actually buy this for the litter box feature—we bought it to create a dog-proof feeding station. Our dog was constantly stealing the cats' food, but this enclosure solved that overnight. The cabinet is the perfect "secret pantry" where the cats can eat in peace while the dog stays out. Why it’s a 5-star win: The "Pantry" Hack: using the cabinet for food instead of a litter box is a total game-changer. It keeps the bowls hidden and the floor looking tidy. Insanely Easy to Clean: the surfaces are smooth and "wipe-and-go." It’s very conventional and low-maintenance, which is a must in a multi-pet home. Setup was a Breeze: I was bracing myself for a long afternoon of building, but the install was surprisingly quick and easy. Everything lined up perfectly. Rock Solid: Even with our cat flying up to the top perches, the unit stays grounded and stable. If you’re tired of "kibble theft" or just want a sleek piece of furniture that doesn't look like a carpeted eyesore, get this. It's the best investment we've made for our pets this year!

Easy to put together. There was one instruction that was backwards and I had to unscrew a peice to put it in, but not the end of the world. Cats love it. Im not a fan of litterbox cabinets, so instead I purchased a pet bed and put it in the bottom section. They love it :)

I have a larger size boy, so I was looking for something that would withstand his weight and last a little longer than the standard towers. I'm a middle-aged gal, who has put together many pieces of furniture, and I put this together myself. It took a little over 3 hours from unboxing, laying the pieces out, etc. I used a Kobalt ratcheting screwdriver for pretty much the entire thing. You will need something better than the Allen wrench that came with the hardware. Just a tip (because I had to disassemble this when most of it was put together) when you are attaching piece D & C to platform A, make sure the small holes are in the back. It's hard to tell from the instructions which direction some pieces should go. It seems pretty sturdy. The scratching posts are a little hard for cats to use and I really didn't take into consideration not having carpeting on all of the base pieces. It's nice to look at, but I don't think overly functional. My boys won't use it at all.

I bought this for my 16 year old cat that was having a hard time navigating a regular tree anymore. This tree checked all that I wanted. Something easy for a grown elderly cat to navigate without much jump or climbing. Somewhere high I can put her food so the dog will not get it. With a bonus of being able to have the litter box underneath to save space. I will say while it’s more modern, easy to clean, it’s very slick. So I had to quickly add sticky carpet tiles to help her navigate it. It took her a little while to like it. she hates new things but catnip all over the tree really helped settle that problem. I do wish the sides on top were slightly bigger so she could have fit with her automatic feeder but still works. Instructions were very simple but you have to pay close attention. For example if the picture and your piece don’t have the same holes you more than likely need to flip it over or turn it around. There was no missing holes but each side was different as some holes don’t go all the way through. Each bag and piece had its code or letter to correspond with instructions. Honestly the hardest part was the little magnets because they had slits instead of holes made them hard to get straight. Do expect some time to put this together, it took about 3 hours by myself with some of that time moving it around the room. Things that would make this better, 1 instead of some of the bedding a removable sisal pad or carpet to help not be as slippery. I’m hoping it’s easy to remove and replace the sticky carpet I added. 2 slightly bigger little balconies. 3 an added foot or two on the bottom to give more support under the litter to prevent swaying. 4 the edges of the doorways for the cat and the edges of the balcony are bare material. that may mess up with time so some sort of coating edging for protection and look better would definitely help. Plus the pieces for the balcony they even tell you to be very careful while putting together because the center that’s exposed is a cardboard like material. They need to be a bit sturdier. Overall it does what I had hoped for and I hope it lasts a good while. Also side note I’m not sure if people that are getting holes due to the wood pegs are using the wrong bigger pegs and pushing down. There are two different sizes so make sure you’re really paying attention to instructions photos and codes on the bags.

This is a beautiful and well structured cat tower! Love how the litter box is now concealed. Our cat loves it too. The wood finish is deep and rich. My husband helped me put it together and took about an hour. He used his drill with an Allen wrench bit. A couple of notes about the instructions. The panel for the back should definitely be put on before any of the top pieces are affixed to the structure. The instructions indicate to out the back panel on after the top tower is installed. That weakens the structure. Additionally, two of our parts were mislabeled with letters that did not appear in the manual. We just looked at the picture of the structure to figure out where the parts belonged. Also, the sides where the back panel was being added did not have pre-drilled holes. So we just added screws to the top and bottom. Still very sturdy. Also still giving 5 stars because the quality is very good and better than I expected.

I'm going to make this the review you have been looking for I wish i had more information before buying I have 4 cats, 3 Cats are heavy and big (the lightest is 15 Lbs ) I went through multiple cat trees every year and I feel like this one will last longer Durability is good, and wood is good for the price, although one board had a crack already, I hope it causes no issues. the hammock is the best. My previous hammocks always broke since they are plastic, I was very surprised when I got these and they were steel or metal. My cat weighs 20l Lbs can sleep all night and the hammock won't bend, unlike previous trees. Building-wise, It definitely took longer than expected. Single-cat parents will definitely need some help, I wish I did. It took me 3 hours to build. 2 tips: Make sure you choose which side you want the litter entrance to be, I had to disarm it in the 4th step because I saw it was going to be against the wall. If you have a drill, use it. You will need a hex/allen tool shape because the one that is included is very weak. After the 2nd step, the small allen key was all done and I luckily had a toolbox with different size heads. As for the cats, this was the first time my cats were actually curious about the tree and not the tree house box. On the first night, 2 cats already slept in their rooms, while in previous houses they took weeks to get used to it. The 3 stars were mainly due to the building and material handling, one of the posts had a big dent since the box was not well transported. The wooden board that arrived cracked and the allen key, if you don't have an allen key with this size, you are stuck. PS, it's not the same size as most standard allen keys from your usual cat tree. I have a bag full of those and they were all useless. I think it was 3/32 the size. I don't recall. I would still recommend it if you have some heavy cats like me. They are all happy and they have enough rooms and bed for no fighting.

I took a risk on this product as the dimensions were VERY close to my litter box and I was worried it wouldn’t fit. Imagine my relief when my PetSafe ScoopFree Crystal Self-Cleaning Litter Box slid in perfectly— and with the privacy hood too! I don’t remember if I have the pro or classic model litter box, but I think the newer models should also fit too. So if you are like me and were searching for a cat tree that fits your machine, look no further! The only adjustment you will need to make is drilling a small hole in the backboard to feed the cord from the outlet to the machine. Side bar: I also highly recommend the brand PetSafe for automatic litter boxes, ESPECIALLY if you live in a third floor apartment like I do, since they offer disposable trays which make clean up super easy. They also offer a permanent plastic insert that you can wash out that I definitely plan to switch to (whooo sustainability!) once I’m in housing with access to a backyard and a hose. Additionally if you have ADHD like I do, or any other neurodiversity that makes it difficult to scoop regularly or build it into a routine— an automatic litter box is a life changer for your mental health and the health of your cats. As for the cat tree itself— it was easy to put together (though I would recommend using a drill with a hex head bit, because BOY that can get tedious just using your hands). The fabric pads also are removable for easy washing or to replace with your own cat beds. The tree is very sturdy and my boys (13lbs and 12lbs) are obsessed with it. The one in the basket has loved sleeping in baskets since he was a kitten but he quickly grew out of it. Any time he tried to sleep in the basket of the old cat tree, the size difference was comical. Now he can sleep with ease. The boys love it and so do I!