Deluxe Wooden Cat Tree Tower with Built-In Litter Box & Scratching Posts

My big 14-pound, 11-year-old furball absolutely digs his new hangout spot. He's all about sleeping on the top platform, so it's a relief this thing's got some serious stability! Everything needed for setup was in the box, clearly marked and easy to figure out. They even threw in a wall anchor, which is pretty thoughtful. The litter box area's got plenty of space and comes with a waterproof liner you can pull out to clean, which is genius for keeping any mess off the wood. Plus, cleaning it's a breeze. They even packed in a couple of toys—one as a spare for when the first one's had it. There's a bunch of scratch posts and a scratch pad you can stick on with double-sided tape. It also comes with soft mats for naps that attach the same way, though I'm on the fence about the tape—wondering how it'll hold up to washing after those inevitable accidents... Having the litter box tucked away under the cat tree is a space-saver and keeps the litter out of sight, making this whole setup a solid win in my book. Solid 5/5.

Totally digs the look! Putting it together was a breeze, and my trio of chunky furballs are all over it. Holds up like a champ, too.

So, we've been stuck with this basic, carpet-covered cat tree for ages, right? Our feline had completely torn up one side, making the whole thing look trashy and there was just no fixing it. Since our kitty pretty much claims one room as her domain (yeah, she's got quirks), I was on the hunt for something durable that she could use non-stop. Plus, I needed to reclaim the space taken by her litter box from my already cramped cabinet. Assembling this thing wasn't too hard, and I'm digging the fact that you can fix up any of the scratchable areas if they get too worn out.

It's absolutely adorable!! Seriously, finding a cat tree that doesn't make me cringe has been a mission, but this one's a showstopper. My cats are obsessed with the top part, and you can even swap it out. Clearly, a cat person thought this up, and I'm all for it 😍 So happy with my buy! The built-in spot for the litter box is genius. Heads up though: a standard litter box won't fit, you've gotta use the kinda flimsy one it comes with. I threw in a wooden panel at the bottom for extra support and lined it with kitty litter liners - works like a charm.

This one's a looker and it's not throwing off my home's vibe, plus you can fit a different litter box in there if the one it comes with isn't your thing.

This is solid stuff, from top to bottom. The spring that stretches to the ceiling is super reliable, and there's even a bit for securing it to the wall if that's your jam. Pro tip: grab a budget-friendly plastic litter box to swap out the kinda iffy one it includes. Totally worth the spend and my hefty feline has no complaints!

My kitties are all about this setup. It doesn't rock or make a racket when the little one goes on climbing adventures. There's a shorter build and a taller one that reaches the ceiling. The spot for the litter box is super handy, though I'm not exactly sold on the fabric litter box it comes with. Putting it together was no sweat. You can totally do it solo, but snagging a buddy to help stand it up isn't the worst idea.

My furball's a chill 7-year-old, tipping the scales at 11lbs. He's not the type to wreak havoc on his tree, though he totally could if the mood struck him. His fave spot is by the window, keeping an eye on the city life. Passersby often stop for a chat, and my security cam gets all the action. At first, I didn't bother with the tension rod since he wasn't using the top two perches. But after tempting him with Churu on the second highest spot for four months, he finally made the climb on his own. That's when I decided to put in the tension rod and started enticing him to the top perch with treats. Let's see how long he takes to venture up there without a bribe.

Putting it together took me about an hour and a half, but I was in no rush, taking breaks to catch up on some TV. My cat's all over it, loving every bit. It's been holding up great since I got it set up three weeks back.

My bed's pretty high, nearly 5 feet off the ground, and he's turned the tree into his personal launchpad to my bed. It's super sturdy. He's really taken to the hammock, especially when I'm not around to snuggle with. The spot meant for the litter box is a bit cramped, so it's become more of a chill zone for him and a stash for his canned treats instead!

Assembly was a breeze, which was a relief. Looked exactly as advertised, with straightforward instructions and everything labeled. The collapsible litter box, though, is just a canvas box, hardly suitable for holding litter, and definitely not for larger cats. The enclosed bottom area is a neat hideout for my kitties, but if you're looking for a functional litter box space for a big cat, you might want to look elsewhere. Perfect for smaller cats with an alternate litter solution.

Super easy setup. It came with a screwdriver, but trust me, you'll want to use a drill for this. Made the whole process faster. It's a looker in my living room 😎. Might move it later, but it's good for now. The bottom section, where the litter box fits, is spacious enough for the box and even leaves room for the scoop at the back. Planning to add a litter mat at the entrance for cleanliness. Just hoping my kitten actually uses this one, considering her history of ignoring new stuff. All in, took me around two hours from start to finish. Definitely a solid purchase, and I'll be checking out more from this seller.

This cat tree is the perfect size and comfort zone for my 9lbs fur baby. It's made of wood, so it's pretty solid and can easily hold up my cat's weight without any trouble. She's practically claimed it as her new snooze central. I'm planning to swap in my old litter box since it's awesome to have a built-in spot to hide it away - big win for keeping my place tidy. Both of us are pretty happy with this buy 😊. Putting it together was no big deal and took about an hour.

It's adorable and fits right in with my room's vibe, plus my cat's all about it.

For sure, this is a clever way to keep a cat entertained, though it really boils down to the cat's mood – don't expect them to be all over it every single day. My cat occasionally ventures to the top platform to keep an eye on the world outside the window. I skipped on using the litter box feature since I placed the tower in my living room. Apart from the lookout point, my cat hasn't really taken to the other lounging spots much. The structure is solid, but the top perch feels a bit cramped.

My little ones are obsessed with this cat tree, even going as far as to nibble on the fake plant on top. Luckily, I can grab a replacement from Michaels, no sweat lol.

Really into the wooden box at the bottom. It's solid quality.

Gotta say, the packaging was almost as impressive as the cat tree itself. Though, I think it might've been missing a couple of holes for the door installation. Pretty sure I didn't mess up the assembly. No biggie, I'll just drill the holes myself to fix it.

He's totally in love with it, and I'm digging the fact that it offers a spot for a second litter box that's a no-go zone for the dogs. Assembly was simple, it's sturdy as can be, and the quality's top-notch!

This thing's rock-solid, doesn't budge an inch. The cats seem to be fans!

It's hilarious how cats just know when something's theirs, right? My cat's almost completely blind, doubt he can see much more than a shadow of this tree, but he was straight-up drawn to it. It's fantastic furniture - doubles as a play area and a litter box holder, and best of all, keeps the dogs out of the litter. Seriously sturdy piece.

Putting this cat tree together was a breeze, came with all the necessary tools right out of the box. The setup instructions were clear as day, which is always a plus. It includes some cozy carpet squares you can stick on the wood parts to keep your furballs from slipping around. There's a choice between adding another perch or a scratching post topped with faux greenery at the very top. Kinda wish I could have slapped both options up there at once, would've been cooler, I think. The litter box setup at the bottom is smart, with vent slots and a magnet-held door. But, the litter "box" it comes with is just laughable 😂 It's like a flimsy fold-up storage bin. Definitely upgrading to a plastic or stainless steel one. Despite that, it's a solid 5-star find for me. Totally love it.

This combo of a cat scratcher and litter box enclosure is sleek and does an ace job of keeping the litter box out of sight. Assembly was a tad tricky but cleaning it is no hassle at all.

Love this cat tree! It's adorable, a cinch to put together, and even includes a foldable litter box down below. It's clear a lot of thought went into its design, offering the perfect hangout for both my fur babies. They took to the new litter box setup right away, which is a big deal because switching their litter box has always been a struggle. The side doors make cleaning it super easy, and the extra scratcher that sticks to the side is a nice touch.

This cat tree is just right for small to medium-sized cats. Having a designated space for the cat litter box at the bottom is super convenient. It comes with carpet pads, so it's not all slippery wood—there are spots for the cats to grip onto. It's sturdy and stable; the cats can't tip it over or shake it too much when they're climbing up to the top. Cleaning is easy, just a quick wipe down, and the litter box is easily accessible through the large doors at the bottom. Assembly was straightforward, took about half an hour, and it came with all the necessary tools. It's an all-in-one setup that's really practical. You'd think for the price it would be fully carpeted, but even without, it's a quality piece.