Go Pet Club 106-in Floor-to-Ceiling Faux Fur Cat Tree & Condo

The kittens love this tower and it has lots of places for them to hide and play with each other. It was fairly easy to put together, though I highly recommend identifying each piece because two of the sisal pieces are very similar in height. The instructions are a little sparse but serviceable if you have put together IKEA furniture. I do wish that it came with a wall anchor, because we put it in a room with a vaulted ceiling. So the top part doesn't hit the ceiling, anchoring it like it is supposed to. The ladder at the bottom helps a little with stability, but not enough for me to worry about our adult cat toppling it.

I have three cats they all love it they hang out in the baskets. They love the scratching posts. It was easy to put together the only thing was I could not put the top piece on because it was too tall even after screwing it all the way down. So I just tied it to the wall. It’s very sturdy and soft—looks great

My little guy loves this cat tree! It’s just extremely unstable. I feel the the base should be a lot bigger for how tall the tree is. If your cats are heavier than ten pounds, this tree will definitely sway when they climb about it in. I will most likely be anchoring it to the wall.

This cat condo is wonderful but there is a rather minor thing I’ve noticed since having it: my adult 6 year old cat has no idea where to start when it comes to trying to get to the top from the floor. I feel like if the base was a little wider with everything spaced out a little better, it would be easier for him to move around. It is extremely awkward for him to climb or move around on it until he’s on top of one of the little cubbies. He usually ends up meowing at me for me to lift him to the top hammock piece then he goes from there up. Getting down is a lot easier for him versus going up. I love that the cubbies are actually big enough for my 12 pound boy to lay down in or sit in. He really This cat condo is wonderful but there is a rather minor thing I’ve noticed since having it: my adult 6 year old cat has no idea where to start when it comes to trying to get to the top from the floor. I feel like if the base was a little wider with everything spaced out a little better, it would be easier for him to move around. It is extremely awkward for him to climb or move around on it until he’s on top of one of the little cubbies. He usually ends up meowing at me for me to lift him to the top hammock piece then he goes from there up. Getting down is a lot easier for him versus going up. I love that the cubbies are actually big enough for my 12 pound boy to lay down in or sit in. He really likes them! He’ll even stick his butt out of the cubby door to use the scratching posts in it. Overall, the quality is great & I do not regret buying this at all. The top gets a little wobbly but that’s only because our ceilings are about a foot taller than the post so we plan on getting a block to screw into the ceiling to help stabilize it with the top post. I love that this has that post to do that. … more

It is awesome. Really well built. Easy to follow instructions. Definitely a quality tree especially for this price. Hands down an amazing deal. You won’t be sorry.

Not happy with product. Cat condo after assembled properly: -Wobbly even after placing in several different areas in the home -Not wide enough for average full sized adult cats to move around let alone hide in -Cats do not enjoy the condo due to it not being wide enough I do not feel the product is “as advertised” and would be better promoted as a kitten condo rather than a cat condo. I have 3 cats: -Bigger and old (Fatty) -7y/o average size (Dina) -1.5y/o part Maine coon (Boots, pictured) Fatty couldn’t fit in any of the hidey holes. Boots, being the most nimble, couldn’t get between levels even without the stairs. Dina refuses to even look at the thing. For the price, I wasn’t expecting Not happy with product. Cat condo after assembled properly: -Wobbly even after placing in several different areas in the home -Not wide enough for average full sized adult cats to move around let alone hide in -Cats do not enjoy the condo due to it not being wide enough I do not feel the product is “as advertised” and would be better promoted as a kitten condo rather than a cat condo. I have 3 cats: -Bigger and old (Fatty) -7y/o average size (Dina) -1.5y/o part Maine coon (Boots, pictured) Fatty couldn’t fit in any of the hidey holes. Boots, being the most nimble, couldn’t get between levels even without the stairs. Dina refuses to even look at the thing. For the price, I wasn’t expecting THE best product but at least something the cats could enjoy. Mostly disappointed that even Boots can’t really use it and therefore the other two certainly can’t. … more

When I opened the box I was shocked to see how small everything was. The posts are about 3 inches across. My other two cat trees have posts that are about 4 inches across. The sisal rope on the posts is very thin and I don't know how long it will hold up. The base board is, in my opinion, too small in relation to the height of the tree to be stable. I have to have two 20# weights on it for stability. The three hammocks/nests are too small for my cats to fit in. As for the three huts, they would be if they had solid walls. The two support posts in each of the collapsible huts take up too much room. Two of the three ladders take up space on the platforms their bottoms rest on. I left them off but When I opened the box I was shocked to see how small everything was. The posts are about 3 inches across. My other two cat trees have posts that are about 4 inches across. The sisal rope on the posts is very thin and I don't know how long it will hold up. The base board is, in my opinion, too small in relation to the height of the tree to be stable. I have to have two 20# weights on it for stability. The three hammocks/nests are too small for my cats to fit in. As for the three huts, they would be if they had solid walls. The two support posts in each of the collapsible huts take up too much room. Two of the three ladders take up space on the platforms their bottoms rest on. I left them off but did attach the third ladder that is at the bottom front of the tree. I hoped it would help with the stability. Lastly, the top piece that is supposed to go to the ceiling for helping to make the tree stable doesn't work with ceilings higher than 8 feet. This cat tree was pretty easy to assemble with one exception. Assembling the three collapsible huts was very frustrating. I had my husband help because inserting the two support posts and lining up the holes on the ends with both the base and top of each hut was next to impossible. It required lots of patience, a bit of strength, and ingenuity. Once everything was in place the inside support posts had to be rotated (screwed) to attach the huts to the two supports under them. Three of my four cats are over 14 pounds. The heaviest is also the tallest and longest. He's not been on the tree. The other three have been in the huts but they don't really use the tree. This tree isn't suitable for medium to large adult cats. It's best for kittens and small adults. If there was an option for zero stars that's what I'd give but since there isn't it gets one star. My cats give it 1.5 stars. I hope my review is helpful. … more

It really is very tall and I took extra time to make sure all the bolts and posts were screwed in tightly and it’s very sturdy. A lot of people leave off the ladders because they are too small for the cats to use but they are specifically for stability and make a huge difference in how wobbly the tree is so don’t forget to add them! I only recommend this tree for fearless adventurous cats because they really have to leap and work to climb to the top. I have 4 cats and 2 of them are in that horrible destructive fearless faze and they are currently running up and down this thing after each other. The baskets fit even my largest cat fine and the caves are much more spacious than they look. Overall It really is very tall and I took extra time to make sure all the bolts and posts were screwed in tightly and it’s very sturdy. A lot of people leave off the ladders because they are too small for the cats to use but they are specifically for stability and make a huge difference in how wobbly the tree is so don’t forget to add them! I only recommend this tree for fearless adventurous cats because they really have to leap and work to climb to the top. I have 4 cats and 2 of them are in that horrible destructive fearless faze and they are currently running up and down this thing after each other. The baskets fit even my largest cat fine and the caves are much more spacious than they look. Overall I’m very happy with this cat tree. The only downside I’ve experienced is that this thing SUUUUCKS to put together so I would for sure trick a friend into helping lol I’m 4’11” so I had to alternate between a ladder and laying it on the floor but take it slow and you should get through it. It’s worth it. … more

Was a bit leary to buy online but so happy I did! Was surprised with two new kittens and needed something for them to climb besides our legs, couch and curtains :) They are now 8 months old, approx. 7 1/2 lbs and are at max capacity on the hammocks but have plenty of room in the huts. They love it and was a great learning experience for balance and coordination, lol. Was very happy with the price and soundness of the materials, sturdy so far without securing to the ceiling, stay tuned........

I wanted this for 2 reasons: 1. the height and 2. The baskets for my cats to lay in. I have found that the design really doesn’t enable climbing so the height became somewhat of a moot point. With the ladders everywhere, there is no where for them to sit on any of the platforms, and they seem very reluctant to take the ladder. I’ve seen one of them go through the ladder, but neither of them have climbed it. I ended up removing the ladders altogether and they seem to enjoy it more but I think I would have preferred a shorter, well laid out, tree. My cats can’t figure out how to get down so they frequently resort to jumping from about 6 feet in the air to the ground. I’m worried one of them will I wanted this for 2 reasons: 1. the height and 2. The baskets for my cats to lay in. I have found that the design really doesn’t enable climbing so the height became somewhat of a moot point. With the ladders everywhere, there is no where for them to sit on any of the platforms, and they seem very reluctant to take the ladder. I’ve seen one of them go through the ladder, but neither of them have climbed it. I ended up removing the ladders altogether and they seem to enjoy it more but I think I would have preferred a shorter, well laid out, tree. My cats can’t figure out how to get down so they frequently resort to jumping from about 6 feet in the air to the ground. I’m worried one of them will get hurt and I think I’ll have to invest in a crash pad. Further, the base is not nearly big enough to support a tree of this height. It is very wobbly. That part doesn’t seem to bother them though, but I have to wonder how long the construction will stand up. Finally, both of my cats love the baskets. That is definitely the best feature of the tree. We have it placed right next to a window and there is a great chance you’ll find them both there looking out the window at any given time. … more