Feandrea Cat Tree, 59.5-Inch Tall Cat Tower, Multi-Level Condo, Jelly Pink

This is great! Our cat loves every level of it. She jumps from one platform to the next. It’s sturdy and such a great value!

We recently got a kitten and did not want it sharpening his claws on our furniture so I looked around and found this on sale. It is tall enough to allow our cat to find a variety of heights and viewing points as well as having different types of compartments where he can sleep, view, and play. The fur lining is very comfortable and he really seems to love it. It was well designed and feels sturdy and well built. For the money we paid on Amazon we feel like we got a real bargain. I believe we will have this for the rest of his life and will always enjoy watching him play on it. A real value!

I was so nervous about how this cat tree would look in my home and how difficult it would be to assemble, but I’m so happy I took the chance! Assembly took me about 2.5–3 hours, but only because I took my time organizing all the parts before I started. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and putting it together was much easier than I expected. I ordered the gray color, and I’m extremely pleased with it. It blends beautifully with my tile floors and furniture, so it doesn’t overpower the room. The tree is also tall without taking up much floor space, which is exactly what I was looking for. I gently introduced my 10-week-old kitten, Kopi, to it, and she was already climbing on it the very first night. She especially loves the little peek-through cubby! Overall, I think this was an excellent purchase, and I can’t wait to see her enjoy it even more as she grows.

((Long review, but I hope it helps!)) I’ve only had this cat tree for a few hours so far, but these are my thoughts up to right now (1/27/24): 1) Delivery: FedEx delivered it to the wrong front stoop. I had to walk around to a different part of my building that I’ve never even seen before today to retrieve it. Thankfully the lady who lived there was very sweet and didn’t think anything about me retrieving the package. 2) Build/Model/Structure: the platforms are a bit small as you get to the top. My cat likes climbing it, and she LOVES the balls with the bells on them (the tree comes with two bell balls and two non-bell balls), but the gaps and spaces to get to each platform are not big enough to be accommodating. Mind you, she’s still a kitten. She’s about two months old, and maybe a foot long standing up. The top flat platform is easy to get up to but hard to jump down from confidently for her. I wish the top two posts were the same shorter height, and that way the top platform below the bed could be a little bigger but a kitten could still access the top bed piece. I’m thinking of looking into the possibility of ordering a singular post to make it. 3) Fabric Quality: the fabric itself is very thin. Like, VERY thin. The fabric walls on the sides of the box hides-holes let light through, but also I’m not expecting the highest quality fabric for a cat tree. It’s a cat tree, not some sort of gala dress. 4) Sturdiness: it’s fine, I guess? The boards are MDF/particle board, but it’s thick enough that they don’t bend with any pressure. And the tree doesn’t wobble so far. I made sure to screw/tighten all of the bolts so it would be secure, (I think that’s where a lot of people can find error if that doesn’t happen) but I’ll just have to see if something else happens. 5) Other: I feel a bit itchy myself after building this. I’m not sure if there is some sort of dust in the carpet/fabric of the tree, I’m thinking I’ll vacuum it to see if I can’t ensure my cat doesn’t feel itchy. Overall, I don’t think it’s super flawed. Granted, I’d rather spend $60 on it than $70, I don’t think it’s worth that extra $10. So far, my cat likes it. I’ll probably update this review when I get a little bit more into her use of it. UPDATE 2/7/24 The tree is still standing! I couldn’t screw it to the wall, just because of where it has to be right now, but it doesn’t wobble more than a normal structure of this height, and she’ll run and jump into it. She did start to play with the wall strap though, and because of the position it would put her in (aka close to falling multiple times) I decided to cut it off. The ball with the bell I left tied to the bottom of the top platform, and she loves it. However, the other tie-off point was just more dangerous than anything, so the balls without bells are normal floor toys now and they rank up there with catnip mice for her. She’ll bat them around and carry them in her mouth around the house. She took a second to warm up to it, but the top bed is her favorite place for her midday nap now. She still doesn’t use the hammock at the bottom, but all of the other levels get at least some traffic.

This cat tower came with clear assembly instructions that made it easy as pie to put together. All the pieces screw together - some with their own threaded ends, some fastened with Allen-head bolts. The hardware included is sturdy and the manufacturer is kind enough to include a spare part for each of the required hardware items. Spare puff balls are included, as well, in case the original ones become too worn out. I found it much easier to assemble with an electric screwdriver fitted with an Allen wrench bit rather than the included Allen wrench. However, the Allen wrench comes in very handy as a sounding tool to align the holes in the platforms with the holes in the pillars, especially in places where it was hard to see straight through the hole. I have two adult cats, about nine lbs. each, one over 10 years and the other about 2 years old. The platforms seem a bit too small for them to navigate safely but the younger one does not have any trouble with this. A medium-sized cat can lie comfortably on the top cushioned platform and he often does: it gives him a nice, high perch from which he can survey the room. The "hammock" seems to have more slack in it than necessary but the cat can lie comfortably in it and maneuver around. Given that our younger cat enjoys this tree and the older one ignores it, I think the best course of action is to introduce a cat tower like this to a kitten or young cat which is small enough to hop from platform to platform. Once accustomed to it, the cat will be more likely to use it as it continues to grow. The assembly instructions tell you to let the tree "air out" for two or three days after assembly to get the "manufacturing" smell out of the fabric. Although this scent was undetectable to me, it obviously mattered to my cat who ignored the tree for the first two or three days it was out before he claimed it as his own. Now he loves it! One more piece of advice: recheck the Allen bolts a week or two after assembly. They will need retightening.

My 3 cats absolutely love this cat tree but especially my oldest girl Peaches. It comes with a tether strap to screw it to the wall for security as its very lightweight. I wish the rope was thicker and higher quality but I cant complain for the price. It looks great in my space, I have moved it around a couple times because I couldnt decide where I liked it best. Its not the tallest cat tree either but its perfect for a small space and has plenty of platforms for multiple cats.

The size is great for my medium sized cats and small kitten, but i do have to agree with a lot of the others that it does not last very long. it was super cute and soft when i got it, absolutely loved it until the highest perch fell off and the screw could no longer be fixed. it was one of my cat’s favorite spots, but i can’t get myself to toss it because they all do love it still!

I have 2 very playful orange kittens. Their old cat tree fell apart because they used it so much. This one is very sturdy! It has plenty of spaces for them to play in. They love hanging up on the top so they can watch everything, The instructions were easy to follow. I did spread out all of the pieces before I put it together. The directions include pictures so that helps. I would have preferred a carpet like material but for the price I’m happy with this.

Ideal for smaller places and first time, buyers as the assembly is quite easy. All tools are included. Assembly a simple labelled parts and include includes Alan key. One person assembly. The padded top creates a nice cushy deep spot for my cat to loaf in. He just loves the hammock. The tall strategically place scratching posts encourages my cat to scratch the tree instead of my furniture. I only have the one cat, but I would envision this being good for multiple cats. It’s natural looking and definitely not an eyesore

AWorst product ever. It didn’t even last six months and had already fallen apart. After paying so much I would have expected it to last at least couple of years. Price is just crazy for this extremely cheaply build product. Quality off the fabric is also very very cheap. I definitely do NOT recommend this product. Don’t but, it’s just a waste of money.

A árvore é ótima, meu gato esta adorando. A montagem demora um pouco mas nao é difícil. É muito estável, nao precisei prender na parede, e olha que meu gato é muito ativo. E é linda!

It comes disassembled, but I was able to easily assemble it in less than half an hour. The instructions are clear and super easy to follow. It’s super sturdy and easy to move around if you need to clean behind it/underneath it, and my boy loves it.

This is very sturdy /high-quality and easy to assemble. I would highly recommend.