Is this weighted at all? My cat is a year old, but he's a large Bengal and I'm worried that he'll knock this all over the place.
840498
Doesn't weigh much at all and does get pushed around some, but if they're pushing on the ball it's not that bad. I took out the cheap plastic ball and put in a golf ball...perfect fit. I even put in 2 golf balls sometimes. My cats love it.
840499
No it is not. My cat like this one but they play a lot more with the other style, the one where the center is a scratching pad. It is larger and has lower profile so does not tip over. They play with both but I difinately like the other model better
840500
No. I have some fatties, too. The most that has ever happened is that it slides on the floor some. But the kitty who plays with it the most will sometimes sit on the cardboard center, while he pushes the ball around. Carpeting might make a difference in keeping it stationary. We don't have any carpeting in our house.
840501
My Cat Panther Is Big and Strong...Panther Never Moved It Out of Place..It Is Structured Well...This Is His Best Game...My Cat Plays Endlessly and Then Falls Asleep. Everyone Asks Me Where Did U Get That and Gets It For Their Cat..I Hope U Get It...Much Fun...
840502
No. This slides around (not crazy but scoots around) when my cat plays with it and she is 13lbs. It doesn't flip over. I keep it more towards a corner and that helps. We have hard wood floors and it hasn't scratched them.
840503
No, it is not weighted. I have a small cat and he still manages to knock it all over the place.
840504
It will slide around on hard surfaces, but I put it on a rug for my cats and it stays in place.
988957
The base is really wide and the post is really sturdy(I cannot grab it entirely with both of my hands). It is for sure stronger than any post I have ever seen. And it's really heavy, too. I have no idea what breed of cat you have, but I find it difficult for any one to knock it over.
1905385
Fine, our one cat is very large, he is a barn cat and weighes about 15#, he could not stand up since is is pretty tall, it did not matter, he was comfortable looking out the sides, he could still more around pretty easy. I would get the large to be on the safe side, I did.
81325
I think you would be pushing it if your cat is very active. My kitten is only 7 lbs and it can wobble some if shes on the edge of it. The house would be a tight fit also but some cats like small places. Mine loves to stretch out so she hasnt been in it much. Hope this helps. I guess you could nail it to the floor and would have no problems per husband. lol.
231405
I have a 22 lb cat and as long as it's on carpet or on a small rug, it won't fall over. He climbs and jumps on it all the time. I've had 2 cats snuggle on it before as well. I also have the little cat 'tree' next to a wall in case it falls over, but it's never hit the wall. Hope this helps!
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
1698637
You may not have properly installed the bottom, my cat weighs closer to 20 lbs and I haven't had this problem.
1228155
Yes it is sturdy...our youngest cat who weighs about 10 lbs jumps from the floor to the top perch and it has never faltered. As far as soft - there is a soft covering on it but no padding.
1803842
I have two 10 lb cats. They got on it a couple times to sniff around, but they don't really like it. It didn't wobble too much, but I think if they really got to playing they might knock it over. I say get a wider width and not so tall it might be better. Looking into making my own from real tree logs. Good luck.
800176
It totally won't break, but your cat might not feel super secure. My guy is probably only 9.5 lbs, and there's no shaking at all when he sits on it or jumps around, but I can tell the top level makes him a bit nervous...even when he does go up there, it seems like it feels wobbly to him.
97115
Not while either of my 2 cats were in it, but they do occasionally slide and need to be re-positioned. My one cat is pretty heavy (14 lbs) and jumps up onto it, so don't think this would happen with a lighter cat or if the perch is situated low enough for the cat to just walk onto it. Both my cats love this perch!!
793124
No, it is perfect. I put 2 of my cats, combined weight of 20 lbs. inside, for a trip to the vet. I carried this by the handle only, and it held up perfectly.
262636
I have a cat that does that as well. The pump bowl section is pretty heavy. I haven't had any problems with it.
1532796
Out of the box, I would say no. We had to use a small ratchet strap to keep it from shifting under our largest Siamese (14 lbs fatty). After strapping it, it works fine but as advertised no I would say not. It doesn't shift a huge amount but it's enough to make it unsettling for the cat.
1340459
The unit is very sturdy, unless your cat is really heavy, the unit will be fine. My son loves it and it works great.
439290
My cats don't weigh that much, but the window perch is very sturdy. It will defininatly hold him. It is very well made and my cats love it! Hope that helps.
2165109
Yes. We have big kitties and the like to run and jump. Like another responder said, it does wobble a bit. We placed some hand weights on the base (about 30 pounds total, I think) and it has never fallen over Even when they rough house with each other (Which they do a lot).