Would this be a good tree for a large cat?
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The one i bought isn't what's shown in the pic. I bought the one with the house on the second level and two perchs. However I have 2 six month old kittens weighing in a 9# each. So far things are working out...but idk about in another six months. BUT it's pretty sturdy. I'm glad I bought it. Hopes this helps!
227554
under 40lbs would be good. I really like my armarkat cat tree. I have three cats and they love.... it. I researched which one was the best and armarkat company came in second, first was way to expensive. They are also very affordable. My husband put together in no time and said about the quality was really good... Get it!!!!!!
227555
My cats are both about 16 pounds and it works fine for them. It will rock a bit when they jump from the floor all the way to the top pedestal but so far it has not tipped over.
1664231
It is very durable for the weight. We have several large cats who tear around on this tree and race up and down. It is very solid.
1949205
Noooo! It will shake and probably tip over. I also have a large cat,at her last weigh in she was in excess of 12 pounds. The tree constantly shakes and now she just uses it at the bottom for a scratch post
133593
I have a couple of 14 lb cats and two very active yearlings. They seem to do very well on the tree, it's sturdy and they love it. I also have a nearly blind cat who I have had to rescue a couple of times from the top of the cat tree. He likes the climb too.
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I have two male cats that are a little bit bigger than that and they really enjoy this "Cat Tree." It's one of the best investments I've ever made for them! I don't know who has the most fun with it, me watching them or their playing on it! I've read some of the other remarks and yes it is wobbly but not enough to fall over.
2203821
Costco sells a very sturdy tree and Petco carries well made ones. Do not buy the one I reviewed, it would not hold up to a large cat. I have two adult cats that use the one from Petco and it has lasted for 10 yrs. without any damage.
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I have a 12 lb cat that fits in the tube pretty well (though he has to finagle getting in the middle). The first wing ripped off in 2 weeks, but the second held until about 3 months. I think he might actually like it better without them, though, because the posts are easier to get. I would NOT recommend this tree for a cat over 13/14 lbs because I don't think they'd be able to get into/out of the tube.
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Hi Shannon , I'm sorry , I have to amend my previous answer. I have the bigger Armarkat cat tree # A7401 it's 50"(L) x26" (W) x74" (H) and weighs 65 pounds. It is the one recommended by Maine Coon Cat Nation. Sorry for the confusion.
635876
Kristy, Kittens would do better on this tree. Straight up, I will be returning the tree. That is one problem for my 4-- 5yr oldsThe Noxious odor is still with it also. The 72 in with a ramp, might be better for your cat. hope this helped
1435672
Mine is about 4'7"tall. My cats have enjoyed this tree to pieces. Literally...They have played and scratched on it to the point that the sisal rope wrap around poles had to be fixed. Still Happy!
2058975
I have the tree and my cats love it. The top is like a roof but they sit on it and look out the window. It comes up about half way on the window. They like the levels and use them. I made a good choice getting this tree. It also looks nice in the room. Made from rug not the faux fur. That was my deciding choice. I had one made from faux fur snd did'nt like the way it ripped so easy. Hope you enjoy the tree as much as I have.
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I haven't measured it as yet but I have very large cats. Alex is sixteen pounds and Juliette, my Siberian, is getting on the large size. It is the best item that I have gotten for them. It came in one piece and weighs 80 pounds. It is durable and the cats love it. The quality of the tree is amazing. They love to lay in it when we have guests. It will last for a long time...
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I think you would be much happier getting a different one. I reviewed this cat tree. My sons cat was pretty small and she has trouble navigating it. The covering is kind of slick and our cat had trouble climbing it. I think my sons cat was 5 or 6 pounds. I wouldn't buy again.
2154720
Not sure the tree is in my son's home but it is large enough for a adult male cat to lay on it and nap comfortably.
1497377
This tree is not sturdy at all. Any cat over 10 pounds could knock it over. I was forced to place this tree in an area where in can not fall.
1559692
The top will easily hold a large cat. The bottom is smaller so is better suited for smaller but it really depends on the cat. If a bigger cat really wants in the smaller cubby it could manage to use it. My cat is a large breed and loves everything about this tree. I would buy again without hesitation! Hope this has helped you
2269576
Yes, it is (assuming a large domestic cat, that is). Unlike most similar products this cat tree is not top-heavy; it was intelligently designed to support active cat use without toppling over.