Natural Paradise Wall-Mounted Bed - Dahlia

Was very excited to use this as my cat loves being at a height. It came with no screws so now I’m unable to use it until I find screws that’ll fit

Great strong product, like how the cat bed can attach to the wood....not keen on the smell it came with also nothing for me to attach the mount to the wall. Came with no screws or anything so I'm stuck

I have two British Shorthair cats, though I admit they’re on the smaller side for their breed. The material and the scratching post are high quality. The material doesn’t have that strong chemical smell either. But the layout is unfortunate. One of my little tomcats even had a nasty fall. They can climb up the post, but then their head is directly under the top platform and the cats can’t “grab around” to get onto the platform. The material of the platform doesn’t allow them to get a good grip with their claws, and the cushion tears off.

The wooden part is great, but the cushion isn’t cream-coloured, it’s more yellowish. It’s also thinner than the cushions I’m used to from, for example, the scratching post and barrel. I was quite disappointed, so only three stars.

The scratching post looks very nice and at first glance seems stable. Unfortunately, in practice, the whole structure wobbles quite a lot. When my 4 kg cat jumps onto the top bed at night, the base hits the floor so hard that it usually wakes me up. For this price, I definitely expected a more stable construction. The beds themselves could also be better made. The bottom of the beds is made from thin material, and the cushion inside the little house is honestly a bit of a joke. What a shame.

Back then, my husband got me the Jasmin XXL – top quality. Because of that, I bought the good one myself about 10-12 months ago. At first, there were pink stains on it and some hairs, for which I got a discount… Now the next dilemma. One of the cushions (Magnolia XL Plus, grey) is starting to fall apart. With the Jasmin XXL, which is older, the cushions aren’t even damaged – sure, they’re a bit “worn in”, but the fabric isn’t tearing…

Our scratching post is already a few years old. The quality was great, so I’ve already replaced the sisal posts twice in the meantime. However, I’m surprised that it’s advertised for large cats. Anything over 5 kg is definitely too heavy, doesn’t fit on the platform and also not in the little house. It’s our senior cat’s scratching post, he weighs 4.8 kg, that fits and he’s not wild anymore either. The babies are now between 8 and 13 kg – absolutely no chance!