Is a 68-inch cat tree stable enough for big cats?

Height alone does not make a tree stable. A 68-inch frame carries more leverage when a cat jumps, so anchor it to a wall and place it against a corner. Check the base width against your cat's weight before buying.

How many cats can use it at once?

The multiple levels and condos let several cats spread out, but dominant cats often claim the top perch. In a multi-cat home, expect some jockeying for the highest spot.

Does it come with scratching posts?

It is sold as cat scratching furniture, so the design includes scratching surfaces on its levels. Confirm the covering material, sisal or carpet, if your cat is picky about texture.

Where should I put a tall cat tree?

Place it against a wall or in a corner and anchor it. Keep clearance above the top perch so a cat can sit upright, and avoid spots near fragile items a jumping cat could knock over.

Is it hard to assemble?

Multi-level trees involve many parts, so set aside time and follow the order in the instructions. Tighten all connections before the cats use it, and recheck them after the first week.