148 reviews forNatural Paradise Scratching Tree - Orchid M

Very pleased with the cat tree - my little one is more than happy - uses this tree as her step down from one which is higher. However stops for a lie down first

Two stars because it's sturdy but the cushioning is terrible, Just some thin pads slapped on wood with velcro to hold it in place Extra coverage is needed

Easy to assemble... very sturdy.. worth the money!

Rubbish - looks great but covers don’t stay on, the cat bed doesn’t attach and the worst part was it wasn’t fit for purpose. The post joints are too flimsy for the heavy posts. It broke in weeks. Don’t trust Zooplus scratching tree products now. Please check quality and longevity of what you sell, Zooplus!

Excellent cat tree, good size for a male ragdoll and great for perching/sleeping in. The wood is well made and the tower is a good height without being too tall. Make sure the cushions are not inside out as they only stick on one side!

This was nice to build and quick chunky loves it.though he is a large cat he fits on the top quite nicely. His older brother is a bit bigger and has not ventured onto the high part. But uses the scratch parts well..

I have the large scratching post Jasmin from Natural Paradise. This small scratching tree is of the same good quality, easy to assemble, stable and sturdy. My tomcat, a mix of Sacred Birman and Persian, loves the tree. He especially enjoys lying on the cosy cushion and sleeping there.

Disappointed with this. No idea why it says suitable for large cats because it is tiny and wobbly. Our two elderly Maine Coons are both female and are not huge but this is woefully inadequate. The posts are too short and the whole thing wobbles when they jump onto the top. It is really only suitable for kittens or very tiny fine boned adults.

My old British Shorthair tomcats (around 6 kg) immediately liked the scratching post, but the top pole was far too wobbly for them, and they never used the bed. I ended up unscrewing it and just placed the platform in front of a floor-to-ceiling window, which they now really enjoy using.

We have the large scratching tree and the large scratching post from Natural Paradise. We've had both for several years and are thrilled with the quality. The scratching tree "Orchid" is indeed sturdy, but the sisal has been completely shredded in a very short time. For the price, I expected better quality. Not recommended.

Great tree. The price-performance ratio is spot on!

This was really easy to assemble due to the good quality of parts. Both cats studiously ignored it for a week until I moved it into the lounge then our newly arrived stray decided to claim it, at first he only used the middle ledge then one day I turned round and he was snoring on the top shelf! Got some brilliant photo's but can't see anywhere to add to this review.

I'm thrilled – an amazing cat tree that's truly worth the money. I've never assembled a scratching post so quickly, and it's genuinely sturdy. I'm surprised by my cat Teddy, who is usually quite sceptical about new things. The tree wasn't even finished, and Teddy was already on it. Also well thought out and not something you see every day – the feet at the bottom. The wide scratching posts are the highlight, and a big plus is the height, perfect for window level.

Great wood, soft cushions. Assembly took just 5 minutes, nothing smells funny or anything like that. The only downside—I would have liked the cushions to be a tad thicker.

Our tomcat loves the tree. However, after a very short time (3 months), the sisal posts are already worn out. That’s a real shame, and you can’t get replacements from the brand.

Really easy to put together and is used every day and night ... My cat is quite large, 5+kg Ragdoll and he fits well in it

Very unsafe and odd cat tree. The removable covers do not Velcro securely at all to the cat tree, so when my cats jump up they end up falling down with the covers. Strangely the Velcro is only on the cat tree, not the covers, so no idea how they expect them to stick to the tree? I contacted Zooplus about it and they told me there's no problem and the Velcro should only be on the cat tree not the covers. I've just ended up using the cat tree without the covers, and the top bed separately as a bed

The wooden platforms have a few velcro strips, but the cushions don't, and as a result the adhesion factor is zero (0). My poor floof tried to climb the first platform, the cushion immediately slid off, and he fell back. He hasn't approached it since. (He's fine! But understandably distrustful.) I had the cushions velcroed at my own expense, but the cat still won't climb it, so all I have in the end is extra scratch posts, and storage shelves for my own stuff.

The quality of the wood is amazing. It is very nice looking and the price is so good. I have British Shorthair, he is 1 year old and the size is just perfect. Very stable too.

I was dubious! But wow it’s so simple yet stylish. It fits with my decor and fits an adult cat perfectly. My recently adopted Siamese went straight out of her crate when I got her home, said hello to me and IMMEDIATELY jumped on it!!! What a great sign !