Vibrant Life Assembly Required Particle Board & Sisal Cat Scratching Posts Set with Wood balls, Brown Animal (1 Pack)

My cat absolutely love this as soon as I put it down on the floor he started playing with that he lost a little balls he's absolutely involved in trying to get them out and he can't. It's a really good scratching post and very sturdy for the money definitely good buy.

I got this on sale for around $15 and it was so worth it! My cat has been obsessed and playing since I put it together. He loves the rolling balls at the bottom

great toy my cat is I love.

Kitten played with it immediately. Though our older cats are not interested.

Easy to put together and quality made. My cats love it %26 been playing with it within 5 minutes of me putting it together.

Easy to assemble. Both cats love the ball toy sections, %26 one cat never played with the plastic ball toy we have. The gaps are just the right size for their little legs, %26 the balls are smaller than the plastic toy balls, %26 my cats like these smaller-sized balls. They don't use the scratching post or face scratcher, and I haven't figured out how to draw their attention to those. The only reason that I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is that when my cat jumped on the seat, it kinda wobbled, so she jumped down %26 never tried it again.

not sure what twine is used for the scratching post but its very soft and small, however the cats still used it. the pieces didn't exactly fit like a glove but you cant tell visually or functionally, theres small gaps where you cant tighten it anymore. wouldn't recommend cats to jump on it, its pretty unstable, and the top is slightly smaller than the base so you cant exactly set it up against anything for stability. overall a good product though, especially for the price!

It might be a little short in the long run, she's a kitten right now and can already stretch up to the top of it. But, she figured out almost instantly that she can scratch on it. It did fall over the other day. On the other hand, I've seen her climb it to the top without it falling over, so that's more situational than anything. She doesn't use it every day, so I can't guess how long it'll last. We've already had it long enough that I feel I got my money's worth, though. Oh, the one thing I wish it had but doesn't is the top doesn't swivel. I thought she could bat at it and it would spin with the dangling feathers, but it doesn't.

I was excited to see my cat playing with this. She especially enjoys playing with the wooden balls. Unfortunately this scratching post unit tips over easily. My cat only weighs 8 pounds and when she tried to jump to the top seat the whole thing toppled over. It needs a bigger base on it.

It's OK for an extremely small cat for the price. But even by 10 months old it's destroyed and falling apart. The twine that's wrapped around in unwrapping. It tries to fall over. So if you buy it with the thought of it being EXTREMELY temporary, it's alright.