Go Pet Club 80-in Faux Fur Cat Tree & Condo

I feel like this should've been a lot simpler to piece together then what it was. None of the pieces were labeled. The instructions had the pieces on it and the measurements but the measurements didn't match the actually pieces so it was a lot of assembling and reassembling. Once is put together the quality is nice and my cats love it.

This is a great cat tree, for the price I got it for it’s not bad at all! People can be dramatic yes it wobbles a bit but it doesn’t seem to bother my cats and my cat manages to get on top even if there’s isn’t a platform that helps them get up there. It would’ve been nice if it had that piece to help them up but they’ll be okay and they love. I have two big cats and they enjoy.

This cat tree and condo has been the best thing that I have every purchased for my animals! My two kittens are running up and down it all day! They sleep on the highest levels. My two older cats love it also ! They also sleep and play . It is all the cats favorite place in my house ! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this for anyone who has a cat!

At 80 inches, this is priced very competitively. The tree is sturdy and substantial, with a variety of perches and bells/whistles to please your cat. My cat immediately took to this tree and treats it like his new palace.

I was really excited to get this cat tree. I loved the fact that it was a corner piece, and would be space saving. Putting it together wasn't too hard, but definitely notice that after tightening everything very well, it was still very wobbly. What is the absolute the worst thing about this cat tree is the layout. There is no "path" for a cat to jump from one step to another to get up to the top. Your cat literally has to make a huge leap up about 4ft. My cats are young, very energetic, and love to jump, but one of them got hurt trying to climb up. We will definitely be returning this one. When they chase each other up the tree, there's just no flow to it. The tree literally just goes straight I was really excited to get this cat tree. I loved the fact that it was a corner piece, and would be space saving. Putting it together wasn't too hard, but definitely notice that after tightening everything very well, it was still very wobbly. What is the absolute the worst thing about this cat tree is the layout. There is no "path" for a cat to jump from one step to another to get up to the top. Your cat literally has to make a huge leap up about 4ft. My cats are young, very energetic, and love to jump, but one of them got hurt trying to climb up. We will definitely be returning this one. When they chase each other up the tree, there's just no flow to it. The tree literally just goes straight up with no levels. I would only recommend it if you have a type of cat that can jump more than 5 ft up in the air. … more

My cats absolutely love this tree. It’s super tall and they both can sit in the perches at the top. I do wish there was a step down from the middle, only because I’m sure my neighbors love hearing the thuds every time the cats jump down. Putting this together was a nightmare. None of the pieces were labeled. The instructions had measurements of each pole but the poles weren’t labeled so I had to measure each one. It said about 30 minutes to put together took well over an hour. It’s worth it once it’s done.

Putting it together was a pain because nothing was labeled. I’ve bought cat trees from chewy before and all had their parts labeled so we were very dissatisfied that we had to figure out what each part was. This made us put it together and take it apart numerous times to get the right pieces in place. Other than that once together it’s wobbly but seems sturdy. The middle level poses an issue to get to the higher level so if your cat loves to jump and catapult themselves upward then this is perfect for you. I have 2 fully grown cats and one 1-year old kitten. The bottom cubby space fits smaller cats while the top cubby space fits my large 3-year old cat.

I bought 4 new cat trees from Chewy this week. 2 large and 2 medium-large sized. All from this brand. I am impressed with the quality and solid build on them for such a low price. These cat trees go together easy if you separate the parts and supports by size. I bought 3 from Chewy last year and they were from another brand but still the same price range. These new ones I bought this week are a lot better value and quality. They hold up well to my 9 cats, 5 of which are special needs and the clean up easy from fur and the occasional cat puke episode. I bought 2 of these in simular design and the same color. I placed them side by side, so my cats would have a extra large jungle I bought 4 new cat trees from Chewy this week. 2 large and 2 medium-large sized. All from this brand. I am impressed with the quality and solid build on them for such a low price. These cat trees go together easy if you separate the parts and supports by size. I bought 3 from Chewy last year and they were from another brand but still the same price range. These new ones I bought this week are a lot better value and quality. They hold up well to my 9 cats, 5 of which are special needs and the clean up easy from fur and the occasional cat puke episode. I bought 2 of these in simular design and the same color. I placed them side by side, so my cats would have a extra large jungle gym to play on. These are stable units and have no issues holding up to the horse play my 9 cats punish them with. They now have 6 cat trees all together. One of the cat trees they really tore apart when they only had the one last year. So I am taking the post from that one and making them into a wall climb for them, after I pull off the old carpet and reppace the carpet. … more

...then this is the tree for you. Take heed of the reviews saying that this is a difficult tree for cats to get onto, because it's true. There's no clear pathway "up" for them to scale. For our purposes, though, this is perfect. Our girls are quite energetic and love nothing more than launching themselves upwards at this thing and sprinting around it, retiring to the upper levels eventually for a nap. One of them even wraps her claws around the poles and pulls herself up. If you still like this tree but your cat isn't a jumper, a sofa or cat-safe surface next to it will work just fine. My only two issues: this tree bills itself as being made for corners, but the build of it prevents it from laying ...then this is the tree for you. Take heed of the reviews saying that this is a difficult tree for cats to get onto, because it's true. There's no clear pathway "up" for them to scale. For our purposes, though, this is perfect. Our girls are quite energetic and love nothing more than launching themselves upwards at this thing and sprinting around it, retiring to the upper levels eventually for a nap. One of them even wraps her claws around the poles and pulls herself up. If you still like this tree but your cat isn't a jumper, a sofa or cat-safe surface next to it will work just fine. My only two issues: this tree bills itself as being made for corners, but the build of it prevents it from laying flat against corners (the platforms push into the wall before the base does). I didn't particularly care since I had the space to move it elsewhere, but I can see that being a dealbreaker. Secondly, it's a little wobbly. There is no way on god's earth we could have tightened this thing together any more, and ever since our floors got replaced, we know that they're level. It doesn't wobble nearly enough for me to worry about it tipping over (I guess it's more like a quiver?), but it might be a little anxiety inducing for some. … more

The instructions state 17.7" and 11.8", etc. These are not measurements! There are no markings on any of the poles. Simple stickers would make the assembly process much easier. Otherwise, it appears to be a good cat tree. Have your measuring tape ready before you open the box!