Seny Cardboard Cat House with Cat Scratcher Three-Story W30 X D14 X H26

Our cat, Reese loves this house! She is in it almost everyday. She has always liked boxes and liked to hide in them. This box was easy to put together and pretty sturdy. Well worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. If you have a really big cat, this is going to be a little bit small for them, but if you have a slim cat or a kitten, it's going to be perfect.I have no affiliation with the seller whatsoever, but if you are on the fence about paying $60 for some cardboard, let me tell you you should at least try the cardboard cat tree/ hut experience at least once.This is not the same experience as a cat tree. Cats are meant to slowly destroy these things. That opens up a whole different type of play for them. Biting, clawing, tearing at cardboard is fun for cats . Going into little cardboard holes, fun for cats. You're basically giving them their own little mini castle and that's awesome as heckI see a few bunny owners on here, I would also like to put that rats would really like this, so would ferrets. And the best thing about cardboard is that what's it's done it goes right into recycling no big dealYour mileage is going to vary with how many animals you have and how much they love destroying stuff, but the great thing about it is that you can just cut out a hole if something gets gross, or slap some more cardboard on stuff if something gets totally destroyedAnd last but not least it is excellent for sick kittens that need to be quarantined, no need disinfect here, just recycle and done. The kitten that you see in my video is dealing with FIP treatment, and while she doesn't need to be isolated, everyone's got the rescue crud going around and her little body just can't get another sickness. She is also semi incontinent, so she has a mess on the cardboard, we either cut it out or replace something and it's not a big deal. We're not hauling a little cat tree covered in carpet outside to power wash itEven if you don't go with this model, try another type, see how your cats react to cardboard structures, it really is something a lot of cat owners are missing and it's a damn shameThis one was really easy to put together, it was literally one page and one-sided at that. It was put together in about 5 minutes

I saw this and thought it would be perfect for our little Lionlop rabbit. She is about 4 pounds and can't get on our bed so the stair option was very appealing. She is a free roaming bunny and so we do play with her a lot on the floor but sometimes you want to just relax in bed so having the option to have her join us for cuddles and bunny binkies is great. And when we don't want her on the bed, we put it near a window so she can watch and judge the neighbors. As well rabbits need to keep busy so the fact this is cardboard is a plus because she can remodel the inside and then it gets too "remodeled" for the price, I will just buy another. We have had this for a few months now and she's widened a window and remodel a bit of the inside so I suspect we will get another another 9 months so a full year. It is very sturdy as her giant fat cat friend who is 20 pounds also likes to lay/spill over the top step while she (bunny) hangs out under and it supports him just fine. Doesn't even wiggle when the other two cats join them. We have had bunny, 20 pound cat, another 12 pound cat and a smaller 8 pound cat all chilling on it together with no issues.

My cat really appreciates this "new house." I added her catnip throw to the mix, and she moved right in, and let me know this "box" is hers to keep after watching me get rid of the old uglies we had be using.

It was easy to assemble and seems quite sturdy. I had just assumed that it would be significantly bigger than a cheaper two-tier cardboard cat house I have, but it's actually smaller. It's more of a fit for kittens than grown cats. Disappointing but I should have checked the measurements.

We have purchase this house several times for our holland lop rabbit. The openings are big enough to for chubby bunny and she has room to stretch out inside. It doubles as a chew toy but doesn’t use any glue or paint so I feel comfortable with her chewing away.

I bought this kitty house because my cat is very tall and his back tends to scrape on the doorways of other kitty houses. Those that are made of wood or other "hard" materials are difficult to alter. With this one, I just trimmed the door using a sharp knife and now kitty doesn't scrape his back. I also didn't use the "porch" as intended, but left it separate so that it just sits on top and can be lifted off for easy access to Mr. Kitty. Finally, I also trimmed the interior "beam" for the gabled roof. None of these alterations affected the stability of the house because it is solid and well-made.

I LOVE this cat house and so do my 4 cats! It is very easy to assemble and is very sturdy. It looks very cute in my house and has held up very well! I recommend this product to anyone that has cats that love boxes. I have 4 cats ranging in weight from 18 lb yo 11 lbs and 2 of my cats easily fit in the box. I am surprised at how sturdy it is too. I will definitely be ordering more of these.