Is this cat tower stable enough for a jumping cat?

It is stable when the base is fully tightened and the posts are snug. Tall, narrow towers like this one can sway at the top, so place it against a wall and check the bolts after the first week.

How many cats can use it at once?

The multiple perches let two cats share it comfortably. Three cats will compete for the top spots, and large cats may not fit the platforms.

Does it include a scratching post?

Yes, the sisal-wrapped post is part of the tower and doubles as a climbing route between levels.

Is it good for large cats?

Less so. The perches are sized for average cats, and heavy cats make the upper levels sway more. A wide, low condo suits big cats better.

How hard is assembly?

It goes together with basic tools and simple instructions. The main task is tightening every post firmly, since loose joints are the usual cause of wobble.

Where should I put it?

Put it in a corner or against a wall so the top has support. Keep it off thick carpet if you want the base to sit flat.

Where is the 64" Cat Tower with Plush Perches cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $163.80, as of our latest check.

64" Cat Tower with Plush Perches

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $163.80 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the 64" Cat Tower with Plush Perches

This is a floor-to-ceiling-height cat tree with a 64-inch frame, multiple plush-covered perches and a sisal-wrapped scratching post. The tall stacked design gives climbers vertical territory in a small footprint, which is the main reason buyers pick it over shorter condos. It suits households with one or two active cats that like height. Against compact cat trees it offers more climbing levels, but the tall, narrow frame can feel less stable than a wide, low model.