- Is this cat tree stable enough for a large cat?
- The wide 44.5 x 28.3 in base and three-level design help it stay steady. Very large or heavy cats may still make it wobble at the top, so place it against a wall.
- How tall is it and how much room does it need?
- It stands 65.7 in tall and the base covers 44.5 x 28.3 in. Leave clearance around the base so cats can jump on and off from all sides.
- What scratching material does it use?
- The scratching posts are wrapped in sisal, the standard durable material for cat trees. It holds up better than carpet against repeated scratching.
- Does it include a hiding box or bed?
- No. It has three open levels and perches rather than an enclosed condo. Cats that like to hide may prefer a tower with a covered cubby.
- How hard is it to assemble?
- Assembly involves attaching the posts, platforms and base with the included hardware. Set aside time and tighten everything well, since a loose base causes wobble.
- Is it good for kittens or senior cats?
- The height and open jumps suit confident adult cats and kittens. Senior or arthritic cats may struggle with the gaps between levels and do better with a low, stepped tree.
- Where is the SHA CERLIN 65in Cat Tree Tower cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $79.97, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the SHA CERLIN 65in Cat Tree Tower?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Big Frenchies, Amazon.