21 reviews forNatural Paradise Scratching Tree - Magnolia S

I like the design of this cat tree, not too tall, split level and with a nice cubby. I bought it for a corner in my room next to the curtain, but after a day has snagged the curtain quite badly and doesn’t fit neatly into the corner. I didn’t realise there would be rough edges on all the cut wood. I now need to sand it down for the sake of my curtains, but more importantly, to prevent splinters in my cats.

I recently purchased this scratching tree, drawn in by its charming design. I was so pleased with the first product I decided to buy a second one. However, I was disappointed to find that the quality of the materials did not meet my expectations. The wooden parts are poorly cut and riddled with splinters, making them a safety hazard for our kittens. I had to spend extra time sanding down all the wooden edges on both products to prevent any accidents.

Such a shame... I used to be convinced by this brand. I've had the wall-mounted scratching tree for years. But unfortunately, two posts can no longer be separated after assembly due to the threaded screw. As a result, I now have to reorder the posts and screws. Additionally, there’s no assembly instructions included, which makes putting it together more difficult. The quality of the material, however, is top-notch as always.

The scratching post looks great, is easy to assemble, and the cats absolutely love the cave.

We set up the scratching post, and our May immediately claimed it as her own. She particularly loves the cave, but she also really enjoys using the nest at the top. The scratching post stands out for having no unpleasant odours and excellent stability, which is perfect for our rather spirited cat. The scratching post is highly recommended without reservation.

The process, ordering procedure, contact, and delivery were very good. The cat tree also has good quality and workmanship. However, I’m deducting one point because I too would describe the padding on the platform and inside the cave as very thin. The cosy bed at the top is fine. The misleading third hole has already been mentioned in reviews before. It can really cause confusion, so just ignore it, and assembly becomes a breeze.

The height is perfect for my senior Gary. Well-made, lovely wood!

Looks good, easy to assemble. For some reason, our cat doesn’t like this cave.

This scratching post is just perfect for kittens or, as in my case, for senior cats with spondylosis. This tree is also great as a climbing aid for getting onto cupboards. Assembly is moderately difficult, but you can easily put it together on your own without any issues.

Lovely cat tree, sturdy and well-suited for older cats or those that aren't too keen on jumping. However, I have to deduct a point because the little nest at the top has a lying surface that's too thin. Cats that prefer a softer spot will need additional padding.

The delivery was super quick, and the assembly was very easy as everything was well labelled. Our cats love it, and it’s very sturdy. For our oldest tomcat, it also serves as a kind of staircase. I would buy it again.

Delivery went smoothly, and the assembly was very easy with super clear instructions. Even though the scratching post has only been up for an hour, my cat already loves it!

I breed bsh cats and this tree is brillaint for my litters and i can wash all the bedding making sure hygiene is great

My three cats (all young to middle-aged) absolutely love the scratching post and took to it straight away. It's in constant use. Assembly was super simple, and the scratching post is very sturdy. A big plus is definitely the removable fabric parts, which make cleaning a breeze. The investment was absolutely worth it.

I have two cats who love this. It is a very solid piece of cat furniture with good napping sized platforms and a snuggly cave.

Easy to install and looks good. Unfortunately new kitty was what the breeder called, 'my little monkey' even at at 'toddling' age. The little bed never stays on, so I've just stopped putting it back, the vet blanket I spread on top in its place, will stay for a couple of days and then get ripped off. The bedding inside is used as a Frisbee and carried round the house. The scratch poles are used at every opportunity and I suspect will need replacing sooner than later. So a success really,

I bought the scratching post for my Persian cat, who had liver and kidney issues. He loved it! After his passing, we got two Birman kittens, and they tore it apart within a week. The sisal broke straight away. So, I’d really recommend it for senior or sick cats.

The tree is very sturdy. I’ve just set it up. But I’ve never experienced anything so bizarre. It has three holes on the seat plate, but there’s absolutely no way to use all three. I tried everything, and now it looks like it does in the picture. But one hole remains unused, and there’s no screw left over either. Since the cover goes on top, I don’t mind. But the whole thing is still quite amusing. So don’t be surprised if this happens to others as well. Kind regards.

I was very impressed with the tree.I managed to put it all together myself.you get allen key and everything.Holes are drilled precisely.The untreated wood is thick and sturdy in lovely blonde neutral tone.The little cushions are velcro backed and soft and machine washable.I indeed was very pleased with it.Sadly my two ragdoll kittens gave it the cold shoulder ignoring it completely.they preferred playing with the cardboard carton it arrived in ! so they have returned to scratching everything els

Since my tomcat is afraid of heights (yes, that does exist), I wanted a small tree. For years, my tomcat hasn’t gone near a scratching post due to his fear, but he seems to feel safe here and even sleeps at the very top. He doesn’t go into the cave, though—he probably has claustrophobia too *laughs*—it’s too cramped for him. My cat, on the other hand, sleeps in the cave. It would be nice if there were countersunk screws and individually replaceable covers available.