Is this cat tree stable enough for large cats?

It is a tall, multi-level tree built from board and fabric, so it can sway when a heavy cat jumps between levels. Anchoring it to the wall is the usual fix. For very large or rough cats, a sturdier solid-wood tree is a safer pick.

How tall is it compared with other cat trees?

At 65 inches it sits in the tall range, roughly five and a half feet, which puts the top perch near eye level for many people. That is taller than most entry-level trees, which often stop around three to four feet.

Does it come with scratching posts?

Yes. The structure includes scratching surfaces on its posts, so cats can stretch and claw on the tree instead of furniture. Check that the posts are tall enough for your cat to stretch fully.

How many cats can use it at once?

The multiple levels and perches let two or three cats spread out, though the top spots are the most contested. In a multi-cat home, expect some jockeying for the highest perch.

Is it hard to assemble?

With this many levels and parts, assembly takes some time and patience. Laying out the pieces and tightening bolts loosely before final tightening makes it easier.

Where should I put it in the house?

Place it against a wall in a room where the cat spends time, ideally near a window so the top perch has a view. Anchoring it to the wall reduces wobble on carpet and hard floors.