Natural Home III Cat Tree

After 5 months use, the cat tree started to wobble and my cat seldom jump to it.

I run a small cattery. Two kittens chewed this and destroyed the banana leaf within a couple of days, which is now hanging off in places, all chewed up. Not strong enough so I won't be getting one of these again.

Tree is worth every penny shame it went missing delivery let it down.

I loved the look of this, a really nice looking cat tree we could put by the window in the lounge. The cats loved it too. However it didn't last very long, it started looking manky quite quickly. I had two young cats who chewed the lovely woven water hyacinth to pieces - didn't look very nice after that! I think we had it about a year and it has now been replaced with a different more robust model.

The basic tree is fine - looks great in the corner of the room - but the toys lasted less than a week thanks to 2 Maine Coon kittens!

Unfortunately, my tomcat completely destroyed the nests within three months, so there was no fabric left.

The cat scratching post is really pretty and doesn’t look like typical Temu quality. But it smells awful right from when you set it up, and it takes several weeks for the smell to fade. I don’t like that and it should be fixed. Also, the scratching post moves when my cat jumps on it, and she’s very small and delicate. She also struggles to climb up the different levels, even though she’s small and quick. All in all, it’s not a very well-designed tree plus the bad smell.

Assembly was very easy and the quality is impressive for the price. We also couldn't detect any chemical smell. Unfortunately, the proportions of the three climbing levels are not ideal for our two medium-sized cats. There's just not quite enough space to jump from the very top to the middle. Our two regularly end up landing on the edge of the middle level. It really doesn't look very comfortable.