Trixie 3-Story Outdoor Wooden Cat House

This is definitely a project for two people and a magnifying glass to see the fine print on the directions. It took me 3 hours to put this together by myself due to a couple false starts and struggling to hold parts together while inserting screws. The raw wood parts are very rough and need a good sanding. While the roof seems quite study and able to withstand rain, one piece of the white trim was detached from a side piece out of the box, so I had to repair that piece with a couple brads. The feet were a total nightmare. The screws are so tiny and feet are fairly tall, so it's difficult to get the little screws into the holes. A magnetic screwdriver is definitely needed to make that installation This is definitely a project for two people and a magnifying glass to see the fine print on the directions. It took me 3 hours to put this together by myself due to a couple false starts and struggling to hold parts together while inserting screws. The raw wood parts are very rough and need a good sanding. While the roof seems quite study and able to withstand rain, one piece of the white trim was detached from a side piece out of the box, so I had to repair that piece with a couple brads. The feet were a total nightmare. The screws are so tiny and feet are fairly tall, so it's difficult to get the little screws into the holes. A magnetic screwdriver is definitely needed to make that installation easier. Once I did get it put together it seems very sturdy. I have mine on a covered porch. When it gets cold, I plan to line the inside with mylar which hopefully will make it cozy in the winter. In the end, I had a very cute cat house that the cat wanted no part of at first. Today, I came home to find my black cat chilling on the middle shelf. … more

Was looking for a tall and narrow retreat for our 2 small kitties on our screened in porch. There are 2 openings for the cats to get in/out which was also important to me - I wanted to make sure there was more than only 1 way in or out. The top is flat so that’s where their food bowl is so that it is out of reach from our dogs and toddlers. Assembly was easy. It’s a little more periwinkle in color than it is light blue. Came so quickly and I’m so happy it’s approved for their outdoor area.

I got this for the community cats. It has been outside only a week and they are already using it. It is a good size for feral cats and can house a family or a 'pride' of about 3-5 kitties. It would be a little small for my indoor kitties.

I love this little house.. exactly as it looked on the website.. my kitties LOVE it!! I got it delivered in less than 24 hours!! You are just amazing!! I recommend Chewy to everyone I know!! Thank you for such EXCELLENT customer service and quality products!!

Wasn't that hard to put together. It is just like the picture. Good quality, and nicely made. Just hope my homeless cats will take to it.

****** Pro: 1] The house is cute - country like style 2] It is slim and so does not take up much space ****** Con: 1] Size: small, It is very small. The opening and the passageways inside are small - this is best for thin cats or kittens. Luckily I do have a thin cat -- but even then she hasn't explored the upper levels yet. She is long and idk if she feels too comfortable in it. 2] Quality: It came w/ broken/cracked parts. The 2nd level board was split in half so I had to modify it to work. The white molding on the roof was also broken-off on a few panels so I had to "fix" those. 3] Price: I luckily bought this on sale - but even then I think I paid too much.

I knew from the measurements, less than 2 ft sq., that it was small. But ordered it for the feral cats outside, that are smaller. Order 2. Put them together and put a sealer on each one. Needed the sealer for outside protection. While I had one cat house inside, it was inspected by the inside curious cats. One cat even taking over the roof for a nap. I am HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY. Thanks Chewy.

We have gone through so many houses. They just fall apart or rot. We are hoping this one does the trick. Hard to find a house that would fit more than one cat. We have 4 full grown feral cats and one baby. We have two other houses beside this. Time will tell. Right now the cats just look at it and sniff it. Having two entrance/exits is so important.

We bought two of these, originally wanting one for our inside cats and one as an outdoor shelter for neighborhood cats. It is a little small for our adult cats so they weren't interested in using it. However, we fostered two litters of kittens and these were perfect for them. They loved playing and peeking out the little windows. We did cut off the plastic flaps in the side door because they're too stiff to function.

We like that it fits 3 adult cats but they have a difficult time getting out. The plastic flaps that keep air out of the bottom level only go in. The flaps are thick and stiff and they are attached to the interior of the house. In order for the cat to get out, he has to be able to take his paw and pull them into himself and then squeeze past! It's just a cat! As much as mine tries, it can't do that. We will have to take them off defeating the purpose.