I have 3 grown cats, one close to 15 lbs. Will this cat tree support them all?
1779387
Yes. The platform with the hoop is the weakest and might sag a tad but the unit won't topple. I just went and leaned on it pretty good and it seemed fine.
1779388
Yes it will. My oldest male is close to 15 lbs and he will sleep on the top bed. My females range in weight from 8 to 11 lbs and I have had three of them in the tree at one time with no problem. It is very sturdy and they love it.
1779389
Have a #14 & #18 cats, supports them ok, gets a little crowded when they go to lay down.Be aware sides on top two platforms are not ridged. Well built.
1779390
I have 10 indoor cats, some just as heavy as yours, sometimes there are at least 3 on the tree at one time, have not had a problem with it so far , the posts sometimes need tightening as they do loosen some, my problem is trying to contact Kitty Mansions to order new sisal posts as my cats shred the posts fairly quickly, other than that it is a good buy.
1838317
I have 3 cats 1 is big and they all fit on this tree!! They're 7 months old!!! I believe this is the best investment I made for my babies.. The stairs constantly move but that is not a problem for me
1811673
Good question. I love this cat tree for many reasons. One, my cats are 15lbs and I'm not sure if they'll get any smaller. :) But they run up and down this tree like they're on fire when they're chasing one another. And it's never fallen. It occasionally wobbles when they are racing on top of it. But it's never gone too far off the ground. The platforms are big enough for my long kitties. At first I was worried but they fit perfectly and are always on their cat tower. And the boxes are definitely big enough for both of them. I've only bought this cat tree after going online for a few days and doing research. And like you, looking at comments and this mAker has great quality. As long as you continue to keep it clean and vacuum the hair up so it's always clean, this will definitely last. We've hAd it going on three years and it still looks great. I've looked at hundreds and even in stores. This is the best deal for your money. Hope this helps. Zenaida
439289
yes as both my cats weigh around 15 lbs so that perch is very good and strong.. they love to sit on that perch. hope that helps
1976162
It might be ok, and certainly would be a stylish cat tree! If it's for a larger adult cat, it won't work as well as it would for a kitten or a smaller cat; the slope doesn't allow for a large cat to transition up and down easily. I'll say, thought, that this is a very stable piece of furniture, well worth the dollars, and easy to put together!
2125392
Hi! So sorry to take forever! So, I don't know what the official weight limit it, but the tree is super super sturdy. My two cats are rather small, granted, but they sometimes go nuts pouncing on eachother while in the cat bed, hoping on and off, etc. I can easily lean my 120lbs against it - haven't actually tried climbing into it ;-) - and there is no give whatsoever. To conclude, I really don't think "chubby" is anywhere near enough to posing a threat to this cat tree!
1757865
It will not be sturdy enough without support. The ramps will certainly need to be reinforced for a cat that heavy. They are only attached in the middle, so they turn if they step on the side of them. Also, putting it up against a wall can help. As our cats grow, we will add reinforcing nails and bracing. In my opinion, it is still well worth the money.
59433
Yes, I think so. My cats are close to 20 pounds each and they're too big for it though.
1565838
I returned the one I got. It is not sturdy at all. I would get a Cat Tree Instead. I think even a smaller Cat Tree would be much sturdier.
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
1497379
No danger of a cat knocking it over, it has a slight a wobble to it, but it is very sturdy. My fat cat climbs all over it, and there has never been a time when it looked even slightly like it might tip over. The base is very heavy and big enough to support the weight of the tree and an active cat.
1192617
I ended up putting the beds on the 2nd tier and the balls on the top. If you have bigger cats it isnt the sturdiest. I have 2 Maine Coons eho loved it but it just couldn't hold their weight. Also my cat scratched the fabric right off of it. All together this cat tree probably only lasted about 8 months. Too bad cause my cats loved it.
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.
988397
I purchased this cat tree several years ago, and so far, no problems. I haven't noticed any problems with excessive shredding or fraying, and I have 3 active cats. This tree is much heavier than other cat trees I have purchased, and it seems to be very well made.
439286
Yes, absolutely. I have a Maine Coon cat that loves it, and a large tuxedo cat that's overweight. It supports my cats and they love it and use it all the time!
1082540
It would easily support a small cat, like an 8lb cat. A larger cat would not be a good idea.