77.5" Cat Tree

This is the Cadillac of cat trees! It is MASSIVE! I have owned many, many cat trees over the years, because I have a multi-multi-multi cat household, and this is probably my favorite so far. I have been trying to get away from the carpeted cat trees, because they collect so much hair and are so hard to clean, the carpet also gets shredded and they look bad. After months of searching and researching, I decided on this one, mainly from other positive reviews, which stated it was sturdy and would hold heavy cats, which I have. I am so impressed with the size and quality. It was expensive, but I feel, was worth the investment. It took about 90 minutes for my husband and I to put together. The cubby was the worst part. The manufacturer sends all the tools needed for assembly and good instructions. The cat tree is very large, and very stable. It doesn't move when the cats jump on it. It's even hard for me to move it when I'm trying to vacuum around it. The cats love every level of this tree. They love the cubby, they love the hammocks, and they love the "pill box" as we call the little hanging thing. The sisal wrapped poles are larger in diameter than others offered, which helps It's stability. My ONLY concern is how they will hold up to my aggressive scratchers, because I noticed under the sisal it's just a heavy cardboard tube. We've all seen the damage that can be done to those cardboard tubes once the sisal is destroyed. I have looked for information on possibly purchasing replacement sisal tubes, in the event these are destroyed once the sisal is destroyed, but I can't find any information on contact information for the manufacturer "PetSite". Hopefully the sisal tubes will hold up long enough for me to feel I got my $300 worth of use out of this tree. Or maybe PetSite will post their contact information somewhere so replacement tubes can be ordered when they need to be replaced by aggressive scratchers! It's not if...it's when! At the end of the day, I and the cats really love this tree.

This cat tree is the bomb. I used to buy the big and elaborate trees made of cardboard, with quickly failing carpet and sizzle, then the cardboard if I kept it that long. I would have to buy one a year. This cat tree? I have had it for 14 months, and I have five cats who all use it all of the time. One of my cats is the size of a raccoon. Why I love this cat tree: 1). Very well made of wood 2). Very sturdy 3). The cats LOVE it 4). It looks really good I think in any space 5). The padding is washable! 6). You can move each sections/platform to reconfigure in a sense, to fit how you want 7). It was pretty easy to put together. 8). I won’t have to purchase a replacement for years 9). While the price may seem high, it isn’t at all when you consider how long it will last 10). All five of our cats love it and spend a lot of time using it 11). It is very sturdy and absolutely will not fall over. I guarantee you will not regret buying this. One thing to keep in mind; If your cats don’t use it much, it’s most likely not in the right place. I moved mine into the living room where the humans spend a great deal of time, and all of a sudden they couldn’t get enough. The original location was in an area where we walked by, but did not linger. Your kitty cats want to be where you are.

I was nervous ordering this cat tree because it is pricey and there were only two reviews. Fortunately, it was the right choice and it’s worth every penny. We had spent weeks trying to find a tree that was well designed, built to withstand 4 cats (2 of whom are on the chonky side) and was aesthetically pleasing; this tree fit the bill. After I ordered it, I could hardly wait for it to arrive. It took a week and arrived on the promised day of delivery. First thrilling moment occurred upon opening the box. The quality is top drawer! It has a thick wood base and platforms. There aren’t any rough edges either. My husband said it was very easy to assemble. It took a day or two for the cats to build up the courage to try it out. Once they did, they were enthralled. The hammocks are huge and well made. They are built for comfort and to last. The enclosed wooden area is lovely and they’ve taken turns grabbing cat naps within it. Another favorite spot is the gray “basket”. Everything about this tree is large, excellent quality, and built to last. It has a fairly large footprint as the platforms extend beyond the base. We get a lot of joy seeing the cats happy, hanging out and playing on their new tree; our joy is compounded by it’s awesomeness and sleek design.

Just received and installed the 75" one today for my two cats. I've been looking at many cat trees online for a while and I decided to try this because of its thicker posts and sturdiness even if I was a little worried about two hammocks because my kitties don't seem to like unstable surface like hammocks on the cat tower because they do a lot of zoomies. Several things that are really nice about this cat tower are good-looking, easy assembly, sturdiness, 6" thick posts, and real pine wood for the cubby. A few things I am a little disappointed with were it is a bit wobbly, and the hammock, particularly the round one, won't stay put at all. My cat got excited, got in there, and it slipped out of the hole and made him scared. I removed that level with the round hammock and lowered it one down. I need to think about either how to secure the hammock or need to make a different seat. I love its design, but I wish it had options to choose maybe the perch style instead of hammock or hanging beds. Otherwise, I think it's a very nice cat tower.

I shopped around a lot for the perfect cat tree. I don't like the ones covered in carpet because my cats always shred them quickly. This one was fairly expensive comparatively but is excellent quality and the cats love it. Sisel lasts so much longer than cheap carpeting. It took me about an hour to put together by myself and I was fairly slow and distracted periodically. You do have to pay attention and line things up properly. The cubbyhole took the longest to get put together. The one thing I really don't like about it is that it can't go flush against a wall because the pieces stick out over the base. It's not a huge issue so I'm still giving it five stars but if you have a hard time dealing with things that aren't neat and straight this could be a problem. Also because of this it is much larger than the dimensions of the base. It takes up a lot of room so if you have a small area for it, it'll be a tight fit. Both my cats were investigating while I was building it and as soon as it was done they were all over it and in the hanging basket. This was a very good choice. I suspect it will last a good long while as well. It is very heavy.

Absolutely the best cat tree/tower!!! Having 3 cats with the desire to climb & perch high added to the fact that they weigh 8-12 pounds required us to find a sturdy, strong well built structure. This one is exactly what we needed! The base is solid, the pillars are wide and very strong, the perches are perfect for 2 large cats to sleep together. When assembling FOLLOW DIRECTIONS 100%! The wood does smell but it’s not unpleasant. The highest level did take the cats a little bit to get used to but as they all avid climbers & jumpers, they were able to get up and down after a little help from us using toys to encourage them. One cat is blind in his left eye and he is now able to get up to the top perch without difficulty. This is definitely worth every penny and my cats all LOVE it!! Can’t stress enough to follow the directions 100% though!!!

This is typical to say, but I really don’t write reviews for anything I buy, even when I like the product. But here I am because this tree is that good. I have spent hours comparing cat trees and looking at reviews to get the best bang for my buck so I wouldn’t have to throw out another cat tree after some aspect of it started to degrade/disappoint. And ugh, they get so so dirty. It took me some time to convince myself that the price was right on top of everything else but I’m so glad I bought this. THIS TREE IS FANTASTIC. Honestly, it was easy to assemble (took about 10-15 min with one person helping me) and both of my cats started to climb on top before I was done. I’ve never seen them cling to a cat tree the way they cling to this. Anyway, we assembled and had to move the tree to the location we wanted and it took some time to get one of the cats detached from the top post because she wanted to live there (and now they both go to the top pretty often; they’re almost always up there or in the hammock or even playing in the basket). From a cleanliness perspective, I love that the hammocks and soft pieces detach from the tree and that I can lint roll in between and make things look like new. It’s perfect. No more fuzzy trees that look gross after 4 months 😤. In terms of sturdiness, the base is pretty sturdy but will wobble the tree slightly when pushed. We’ve had to make sure our kids don’t try and climb this but it’s absolutely PURRFECT for the cats (yes, I did use a cat pun. Cheesy but worth). There’s essentially no easy way to knock this thing over so it’s good there. I love how it matches our sofa and other cat accessories and looks CLEAN. Very important. So.. in case I was a little too verbose, TLDR: buy this tree if you want happy cats and no more cat tree replacements. It’s sooooo worth. And yes, symptoms may include friends and family commenting on how spoiled the fur babies are. No skin off my bones. 🙌 🐈 🐾 ✨

I have 6 animals, 5 cats and a dog. One elderly (16+) cat and one 10 month old gsd/bull mastiff puppy. This cat castle is their reprieve from her and their favorite place in the apartment. For the cat castle itself it is extremely versatile for floor space accomodations, both small and large. We live in a tighter floor space, so it's configured as tightly packed as possible with consideration for our older cats mobility limitations. However, the cat castle is a transformer in the sense that it does almost anything. The top two pillars are interchangeable so you can swap which side the cave hammock is on. One of the hammock layers is rotateable so you can adjust how it sits/how accessible it is to climb to higher layers. The bottom platform itself is also adjustable, you can have it closer or further from the bottom cave entrance. I have it on the far insert for ease of access (and I think it looks better) but the choice is there if you truly are limited on floor space. Outside of the configuration and function of the castle itself, the materials themselves make this castle worth the money. The dangling balls are a decent elastic string, but notably they are fastened by a metal clip that can be used for replacement tassles. The hammocks and cushions are (almost, the hammock cave is permanently fixed to the wood piece) all removable/washable, the bottom cushions are strong Velcro that my dog only sometimes tears off and plays with, but even then there have been no holes, rips, or tears. The only damage done by her puppy self is pictured above, where she chewed the bottom platform a bit. Most notably, she barely put a dent into it. Stability wise, this cannot be beat. 5 cats and a puppy playing and this thing has never wobbled, shook, or moved. It has 4 individual feet on the bottom of the wood platform the towers attach to, so it's able to stay flat over uneven floor spaces and humps. Overall, cat castle gud, treat your pets and get them what they deserve.