Is this cat tree stable enough for a jumping cat?

It uses solid rubber wood posts and a large square base, and it ships with an anti-toppling kit. Anchoring it to the wall as instructed is the safest setup for active cats.

How many cats does it suit?

It has two fleece platforms plus a top condo, so it works well for one or two cats. The condo openings are on the small side, so very large cats may prefer the open platforms.

What scratching surfaces does it have?

Two corrugated cardboard pads: one at the base and one inside the condo. Cardboard wears down with heavy scratching, so plan on replacing the pads over time.

Does it come with everything needed to assemble it?

The tree ships as a flat-pack kit with the posts, platforms, condo, scratching pads, hanging toy and an anti-toppling kit. You supply basic tools and a wall anchor point.

How does it compare with a carpeted cat tree?

It trades wall-to-wall carpet for fleece platforms and cardboard scratchers on a wood frame. That looks cleaner in a living room and is easier to wipe down, but the fleece covers need brushing and the cardboard pads are consumables.

Where should I put it in the house?

Place it against a wall near where your cat already rests or scratches, and secure the anti-toppling strap. Cats tend to use tall trees more when they sit in a busy room with a view.

Where is the Multi-Level Cat Tree with Condo cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $126.68, as of our latest check.

Multi-Level Cat Tree with Condo

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$126.68Free shipping

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Arrives about Nov 15–24, from a US warehouse

30-day full refund: if you're not happy with it for any reason, or it never arrives, tell us within 30 days and we refund you in full. Shipping and refunds