About this item
36″ Cat Activity Tree – This sturdy cat tree tower is recommended for small and medium cats. It features natural sisal scratching posts and provides a fun, safe space for your cat to play, exercise, explore, scratch, and relax. There are two designated areas for your cat to rest: a house perch and a tunnel. The cat tree acts as a pet furniture protection shield, helping keep your cat away from your furniture, drapes, carpets, and clothes.
Sturdy and Stable – Constructed with durable compressed wood and particleboard framing, this cat tree is built to last. It includes plush faux wool fur covering and sisal rope for double scratch functionality. The maximum load capacity is 33 lb. This product is not suitable for large cats or those exceeding the weight limit.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Height | 36 inches |
| Max Load Capacity | 33 lb |
| Material | Compressed wood, particleboard, faux wool, sisal rope |
| Scratching Posts | One natural sisal rope post |
| Perches | Two perches (one house perch, one tunnel perch) |
FAQ
What is the maximum weight this cat tree can support?
The cat tree can support up to 33 lb.
Is the sisal scratching post natural?
Yes, the scratching post is made of natural sisal rope.
Can this cat tree be used for kittens?
Yes, this cat tree is recommended for small and medium cats, including kittens.
Angela Howard –
My kitten loves the tree. She climbs up and scratches the sisal post every day. The two perches give her a good place to rest. It’s kept her away from the couch and curtains. Solid build, no wobbling even after a few weeks of use.
Adrian Vance –
Good size and sturdy. The faux wool feels soft and the sisal is durable. My cat uses the tunnel part a lot. It’s a great way to keep her off the furniture.
Rose Kerr –
Installed it in the living room and my cat has been using it daily. The height is perfect for her to stretch and scratch. The perches are comfortable and the structure stays stable.
Faith Chapman –
It’s okay, but the perch on the tunnel side is a bit small. My cat doesn’t use it much. The sisal holds up well, but the tree feels a bit light when she jumps.