150 reviews forLittle Leo Frame for Cats

When raising kittens, it's a highlight; however, the fabric is so thin that this time the poles pierced through it within 2 weeks. I wish the corners were made of a sturdier material so that it’s more suitable for kittens and you don’t have to worry about them hurting themselves on the poles while playing.

The rods had already poked through the fabric at the corners after just two days of use. Had to sew it up again. The cat drags the thing around the entire flat.

I got it for my kitten. She loves it and played with it a lot, but unfortunately, the thing isn’t very sturdy. The metal/plastic rods eventually came out of the fabric. It’s well-suited for gentle kittens and was well received.

My two indoor cats started playing with it straight away; the feathers were gone after 2 hours, and the ball broke. After a week, they still use it occasionally to play! However, it’s now become the new sleeping spot for the little cat, and if you attach a cord to the pole, you can walk around the flat with the cat using it. For the price, I think it’s okay.

The play arch was immediately accepted by our Lilly (3 months old). She really plays with it several times a day. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to be suitable for that kind of use. One of the bars started coming out on the side after just three weeks of play. After about two weeks, the threads holding the play arch together in the middle had already torn. I would recommend the play arch itself if only it were sturdier. Three weeks of fun and then the play arch is done for. Such a shame.

On the first day, he played with it a lot and dashed wildly around the flat with it. Nowadays, he just chills there for a bit, and otherwise, it’s sadly being ignored. :/

Is the polyester smell harmful? The whole flat stinks. I hope the smell fades. Why is such a material used?

The cats really like the toy, but unfortunately, the mice don’t last long (1 day) on the arches. The arches are attached to each other at the top, which also came apart after a few play sessions. For the price, it serves its purpose, and with a sturdy thread, you can tie the mice and the arch back together.

We had the play arch once before. Our Norwegian mixes loved playing with it for years. With our two kittens, the old play arch had simply seen better days, and the mice and balls were hanging in tatters. Unfortunately, the old play arch was significantly higher quality and sturdier than the new one. The mice fall off, and the rods pop out :( I hope the quality improves again and the colours and patterns become nicer. The whole thing looks unnatural.

The first time, the cat lay on its back like a baby and played with the little mice. Unfortunately, that was the only time. The tomcat knocked the whole thing over with force; it's very lightweight. It actually looks nice, but a seam on the pole holder has already come undone, and the pole is sticking out. Such a shame.

Our youngest is so crazy about the bow that he quickly played it to the point of breaking. The bows pierced through the fabric, making it unusable in no time. Such a shame! Still, it was a lovely toy for the moment...

For kittens, it's simply a great toy and gets played with for hours on end. The fact that the attachments come off easily is tolerable, but the fact that the arches poke through the fabric after a very short time is something the manufacturer could easily fix with some fabric reinforcement underneath. Washability is simply a "must". Why hasn't this been addressed after so many complaints? A big annoyance, such a shame!

My current litter had a lot of fun with it. Even my older ones played with the play arch. It held up for me, but I’ll be getting rid of it once the kittens have grown up – probably even sooner – because, as already mentioned, it’s not washable. I have two other play arches for babies, which were just as well received, even served as cosy sleeping spots, and – unlike this one – are washable and therefore not a "throwaway product." There’s room for improvement!

This toy is loved by my cats; they really enjoy lying on it. I've repurchased the play arch several times because the rods kept coming out after a while. Now I've bought a play arch for babies, and this one holds up.

If was a little stronger (reinforced at point where frame meets Matt) this would be 5 star. If your handy with a needle and thread or sewing machine easily sorted and strength added. My two 8 month old kittens love them

I'm just purchasing my 4th one of these. My maine coon absolutely loves it and it keeps her entertained for hours. BUT. The quality is horrendous. The poles end up coming through the fabric after no time at all and though they can be pushed back in, eventually they won't stay in at all. Also, the hanging toys are no match for my cat and have to be tied back on at least 3 times a day. If the quality was better, with thicker material sewn over the corners, this would be a 5 star product.

It’s fun to play with but only lasts a day. Poor quality.

Both my cats loved this toy. However, I’m deducting 2 stars because the craftsmanship doesn’t hold up well under heavy use. I had to sew the connections between the arch and the mat several times, as they kept tearing or coming apart. After two weeks, the rods broke or splintered, and the toy had to be thrown away. You should check it regularly to avoid injuries.

Our three Coonies love playing with this piece and do so quite intensely. Unfortunately, the rods quickly poke through the corners at the bottom. Still, we'll be ordering it again because it offers good value for money.

I ordered the arch for my two cats, each weighing 2.89 kg. So, two lightweights. Unfortunately, the arch only lasted two weeks before the seams came apart, the rods poked through, and it could no longer stand. However, I ordered it again twice because the cats love it, and for the price, it's still okay.